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The author discusses the economic liberalization in India in the creation of jobs and new ways of living, citing how the U.S. liberal administration could learn from the economic policy of the country.

The author reflects upon problems faced by business enterprises in India regarding succession planning, in reference to the decision of Tata Sons, holding company of the conglomerate Tata Group to dismiss its chairman Cyrus Mistry. He comments on harm to the Tata Sons' reputation with Mistry's dismissal and return of Ratan Tata as its chairman, problems between Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, India Akhilesh Yadav of the Samajvadi Party and its founder Mulayam Singh Yadav.

The author discusses issues concerning the condition of the business sector and the economy in India under the administration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He discusses businessman Baba Ramdev's Patanjali products as well as issues concerning import activities and foreign companies in the country.

The author discusses the need for India to double its contribution in the world trade, regardless of how the trade is growing. Topics mentioned include the recommendations for the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to focus on its manufacturing industry and to ensure flexible and skilled labor force. The threats of the robotics and automation in phasing out job opportunities are also emphasized.

In this article, the author presents his views on impact of confrontation between chemical firm Monsanto and the Indian government on clash between domestic and foreign chemical firms; and mentions plans of Indian government to improve lives of Indian farmers.