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Over the last couple of years, a number of crucial political and policy-related developments have unfolded in India, as well as in U.S.-India relations. These developments have emerged as the next generation of Indian politicians, born after the country’s independence, is coming to the fore—including in parliament.
On October 7, The India Project at Brookings hosted a delegation of Indian parliamentarians to discuss the current state of Indian policy and politics. The panel featuring MPs from different political parties and states in India explored the state of the Indian economy and foreign policy, federalism, the role of regional parties, coalition politics, the role of the media and technology, and U.S.-India relations.
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India today: A conversation with Indian members of parliament
Agenda
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October 7
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Remarks
HNHarshavardhan Neotia President Elect - Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry -
Featured speakers
AGArpita Ghosh Member of Parliament, All India Trinamool Congress, Lok SabhaGGGaurav Gogoi Member of Parliament, Indian National Congress, Lok SabhaKKKalvakuntla Kavitha Member of Parliament, (Telangana Rashtra Samithi), Lok Sabha,B&PBaijayant ‘Jay’ Panda Member of Parliament (Biju Janta Dal), Lok SabhaJSJyotiraditya Scindia Member of Parliament (Indian National Congress), Lok Sabha
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