this story originally appeared in on aug 22 2017new delhi why does the country have so many regulators who evaluates their performance senior cabinet ministers that included finance minister arun jaitley faced a volley of queries from young business leaders during an interaction organised by niti aayog prime minister narendra modi joined the 200 young business leaders for an informal interaction later in the evening and will attend their detailed presentation on tuesday in a twoday deliberation that began on monday niti aayog brought together young ceos to chart out a blueprint for new india and drive transformation across sectors brought together under a champions of change initiative the ceos brainstormed through the day and interacted with secretaries to various ministries and departments besides cabinet ministers to chart out a policy blueprint the group included rajiv bajaj of bajaj auto nikhil nanda of escorts avni biyani of future retail sangeeta reddy of apollo hospitals bunty bohra of goldman sachs sanjay nayar of kkr priya nair of hindustan unilever sanjeev bhikchandani of naukricom and sumant sinha of renew power among others champions of change ceos have been divided into six groups each dealing with an issue that is a challenge before countrys policy makers these included doubling farmers incomes creating cities of tomorrow make in india reforming financial sector world class infrastructure and new india2022 this is the second part of the initiative last week saw 212 startup founders and young entrepreneurs brainstorming and presenting their policy prescription before the prime minister jaitley who had in the last budget brought legislative change to bring about convergence among regulators and bringing down their number said the country needed regulators we need regulators but where work is inadequate three or four bodies perform job of one regulator jaitley said the minister elaborated on how jan dhan has led to financial inclusion in the country jan dhan has proved to be a great launching pad to enable financial inclusion in india he said according to a niti aayog tweet the niti aayog said the country needed private sector investment and jobs indias big focus is on creating good jobs said niti aayog vicechairman arvind panagariya he said the private sector has to deliver to create wellpaid high productivity jobs india is an oasis of growth in a stagnant global economy the government has so far made massive investments now we need private sector investment said amitabh kant ceo niti aayog champions of change for building cities of tomorrow recommended right to energy for every citizen and solar panel on every rooftop niti aayog said partnership between government and dynamic ceos was critical to address development challenges