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1991 reforms could have begun in 1981, but not during Rajaji’s time, says Chidambaram

  • Posted on August 28, 2026
  • By The Hindu
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  • 1 min read
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Former Finance Minister Chidambaram discusses the historical timeline of India's economic liberalization, suggesting that structural reforms could have been feasible in 1981 rather than waiting until 1991. However, he clarifies that such measures would not have been viable during Rajagopalachari's tenure as governor. This analysis explores the political and economic constraints that shaped India's reform agenda across different historical periods.

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1991 reforms could have begun in 1981, but not during Rajaji’s time, says Chidambaram
1991 reforms could have begun in 1981, but not during Rajaji’s time, says Chidambaram

Chidambaram claims India could have initiated economic reforms in 1981, but not during Rajagopalachari's governorship.
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