Prime Minister Modi’s first year in office was a mixed bag. The pace of economic reform will need to be stepped up in his second year to justify the investor enthusiasm that greeted his election victory. But with political goodwill unlikely to last forever and with a flurry of major state elections due to take place in mid-2016, the window of opportunity to push through politically-difficult reform is beginning to close.
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