India is going through not just a government change but also a change in the way politics is done in the world’s largest democracy. This is the biggest election victory for any political party in India since 1984. Prime Minister-designate of the country, Narendra Modi, came to power with a promise to change the contours of the flagging Indian economy. The expectations are running high even before he has taken oath as the Prime minister of the country.
As Modi spoke in the parliament for the first time, he said his government is going to work for India’s poor, young and women. CCTV’s India correspondent Shweta Bajaj tells us what Indians expect from their next Prime Minister.
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