India’s economy has grown rapidly for more than a decade now, mostly driven by retail. The country’s estimated $300 billion retail industry is highly fragmented, with 97% being mom-and-pop stores. And while still about 10 years behind Shanghai on the retail curve, India is still the second largest retail destination for developing markets, with a 300-million-strong middle class, and 20% of the world's population younger than twenty. Indian consumers in urban areas want international brand names (including restaurants) and an elevated customer experience. Join Rajesh Chhablani and Lee Peterson as they talk about retail in India and show you where it’s going.