Prime Minister Modi’s use of four executive orders since the end of December has added some impetus to the reform agenda, which has arguably seen the biggest strides made in areas of tax and foreign investment. But progress on relieving some of the more significant constraints on economic growth, such as labour market rigidities, remains underwhelming.
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