India's next economic reform starts with stronger corporate boardrooms

India has big dreams.

It wants to become a rich country, make lots of products, and be great at computers and robots.

The government has built roads, banks, and rules to help businesses grow.

But one important team is often forgotten: the people who lead big companies, called the board.

These leaders make big choices about what to build and which new technology to use.

The article says that better rules alone are not enough anymore.

We also need better leaders who can think, ask hard questions, and make wise decisions.

Some leaders even copy private company secrets into robot helpers, which is risky.

The article says strong company leaders can help India succeed for a very long time.