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Betting on the next big reforms
Hindustan Times Ranchi
|December 08, 2025
Customs reforms will be key to the transformation of the Indian economy
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It is fabulous for a newsroom when the finance minister talks about a key priority of the budget on its platform.
The only thing which can make it even better is if it’s something that’s fabulous for the economy as well. Nirmala Sitharaman’s Saturday's declaration at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit that customs reforms is going to be a big priority of the next budget exemplified this double windfall. The news point aside, a big-bang customs reform is indeed very good news for the economy for several reasons.
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