Exclusive | India Not Better or Stronger Than In 2014: Chidambaram

The ex-finance minister questioned Modi’s claim of a “thriving economy”, but had more to say than on just economics

Sanjay Pugalia
India
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 In an exclusive interview with <b>The Quint</b>, former finance minister P Chidambaram said treating stone-pelters as anti-nationals is the wrong strategy. (Photo: The Quint)&nbsp;
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In an exclusive interview with The Quint, former finance minister P Chidambaram said treating stone-pelters as anti-nationals is the wrong strategy. (Photo: The Quint) 
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On the third anniversary of the Narendra Modi government, The Quint's Editorial Director Sanjay Pugalia asked former finance minister P Chidambaram how the Prime Minister – and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) – fared in the last three years.

From the Indian economy’s health after Modi’s surprise demonetisation move, to the GST Bill, Chidambaram addresses them all. While Chidambaram strongly questioned the BJP’s claim of a "thriving economy", he had more to say than on economics. He questioned the ruling party’s strategy to tackle the Kashmir crisis and talked about the problems plaguing the Opposition.

Fiscal Health

(Infographic: Harsh Sahani/The Quint)

The Windfall of Low Oil Prices

(Infographic: Harsh Sahani/The Quint)

GST: Congress or BJP’s Baby?

(Infographic: Harsh Sahani/The Quint)
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How ‘Thriving’ Is India’s Economy?

Modi’s Chances in 2019?

(Infographic: Harsh Sahani/The Quint)

What About the Opposition?

(Infographic: Harsh Sahani/The Quint)

What of Demonetisation?

(Infographic: Harsh Sahani/The Quint)

The Burning Kashmir Issue

(Infographic: Harsh Sahani/The Quint)

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Published: 27 May 2017,11:22 AM IST

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