Bengal 100-Day Governance & Economic Transition Matrix

Trade-off simulation: Cultural confrontation vs. Structural economic restructuring (The Economist Model)
1. Scenario Presets
2. Political Bandwidth Split
Cultural / Symbolic Battles65%
Taking on local customs, festivals, ideological rallies
Opposition Confrontation20%
State bureaucracy probes & institutional friction
Industrial Land Reforms5%
Direct land acquisition easing & SEZ revival
Economic & Power Deregulation10%
Discom tariff rationalization, labor & port logistics
3. Fiscal Policy Guardrails
Direct Cash Transfers Share58%
% of state budget locked in existing populist safety nets
Capex Borrowing Push₹42,000 Cr
Targeted infrastructure & manufacturing outlays
Day 100 Impact Dashboard & Divergence Trajectories
Headline Attention
88 / 100
Opposition Friction
92 / 100
Private Capex Realized
₹11,400 Cr
Formal Mfg Jobs
+14,200
Debt-to-GSDP
37.8%
Structural Score
34 / 100
Governance Verdict: High political visibility achieved through cultural friction, but private capital formation and fiscal restructuring stalled under low reform bandwidth.
100-DAY TRAJECTORY: REVENUE & INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT (₹ Cr)
100-DAY TRAJECTORY: POLITICAL FRICTION VS REFORM INDEX
10-Day Granular Milestones
Day Friction Idx Headline Share Realized Capex (₹ Cr) Mfg Jobs Debt-to-GSDP Primary Constraint
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