PM Modi Says India's GDP Rising Strong Amid Global Pressure

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has declared that India’s GDP is growing at nearly seven percent, even in the face of global instabilities, underscoring the nation’s determination to transform into a developed economy.

In Ramnath Goenka Lecture in New Delhi, he further stressed that India is not only an emerging market, but an example to other countries to emulate.

The expansion increases the self-esteem in the long-term perspective of India. Modi urged central and state government to prioritize development, irrespective of politics. He observed that the outcomes of the Bihar election reflect a national mood: citizens trust parties that fulfill in terms of development as well as respond to the actual aspirations.

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Modi encouraged good competition among states. He requested them to bring more investment and drive changes to enable businesses to be less complicated and this would aid the development of industrialization and the restructuring of the structures throughout the nation. On top of the internal politics, the PM has expressed the view that the world is becoming more and more convinced about the growth path of India as a hope to be emulated, and he is confident with the direction it is taking.

He pointed out that geopolitical tensions and unpredictability in the economy do not bother industries in the manufacturing sector, services, agriculture, and construction, as they are optimistic. The remarks of Modi herald the emergence of a new emphasis in the development-oriented governance where India emerges as a positive, cheerful nation in the international arena.