This is CBS I on the World with John Bachelor.

This is CBS I on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

This is CBS I on the world.

I'm John Bachelor.

Norendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India,

but at the same time an enormously popular cricket fan.

Last time I saw Norengramodi was in the stands at a stadium name for him

during the world championship of these last months.

However, right now, Norendram Modi moves to the political side.

He's running for re-election, and I welcome Saddam Dumey of the American Enterprise Institute,

also writing for the Wall Street Journal editorial page Page about Modi's

and what is left to be done. We're talking about the most

populist country republic ever in existence but also larger and more promising than any other country, and I'm including

China.

Sa'denon, a very good evening to you.

The concern about Mr. Modi has been around the margins as I read it from the outside. He did this about immigrants. He did that about passports. However, the economy is everything to people who come to the polling.

How is he judged for how he's managed the economy in these terms?

Good evening to you.

Very good evening to you.

Very good evening, John.

Well, the economy is doing well at the moment.

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