Module 1 : Economic Reforms and Industrial Transformation in India (15 hours)
♦ Economic Reforms Framework: Rationale for Economic Reforms in India, Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation (LPG) Strategies with Post-2010 Developments, Second Generation Reforms : Concept and Need
♦ Institutional and Regulatory Reforms: Fiscal Reforms: FRBM Review, GST (2017), Direct Tax Reforms, Planning Commission to NITI Aayog: Objectives and Role, Labour Law Reforms: Four Labour Codes (2020), Ease of Doing Business and Regulatory Simplification
♦ Industrial Sector Reforms and MSMEs: Industrial Policy Changes after 1991: De-licensing, Deregulation and Disinvestment, Public Sector Reforms and New PSE Policy (2020), National Manufacturing Policy, MSMEs: Role in Post-Reform Economy, Issues and Challenges

Module 2 : Agricultural and Financial Sector Reforms (15 hours)
♦ Agricultural Sector Reforms: Agricultural Finance: NABARD, RRBs and SHGs, National Food Security Act (2013), MSP Regime: Reforms and Debate, Recent Initiatives: e-NAM, Contract Farming, PM-KISAN and PMFBY, Transformation of Indian Agriculture: Agri-Infrastructure Fund, Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs), Digital Agriculture, Sustainable and Organic Farming, Doubling Farmers’ Income Strategy
♦ Financial Sector Reforms: Monetary Policy Framework Agreement and Inflation Targeting, Banking Sector Reforms: Bank Consolidation (Post-2017), Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (2016), NPA Crisis and Bank Recapitalisation, Insurance Sector Reforms
♦ Financial Inclusion Initiatives: PM Jan Dhan Yojana, JAM Trinity and DBT, Digital Finance: UPI, FinTech, Digital Lending and Regulatory Concerns, Capital Markets Reforms: SEBI Reforms, REITs and InvITs, Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC – Digital Rupee)