PM Modi Highlights India’s 7.8% Growth, Contrasts Present Economy With Pre-2014 ‘Policy Paralysis’ Era At SRCC Event
New Delhi, Sep 5: Contrasting the pre-2014 era under the Congress-led government with the present, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted that the world now sees India as the fastest-growing major economy. He pointed to a series of positive developments in just the past week, including quarterly growth of 7.8 per cent, an upgrade in India’s credit rating by a Japanese agency, a nine-percent rise…
New Delhi, Sep 5: Addressing the centenary celebrations of Delhi University’s Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted India’s economic growth trajectory, comparing it to the 'policy paralysis' era under the Congress-led government in 2014. The Prime Minister underscored recent positive developments, including a quarterly growth rate of 7.8 percent, an upgraded credit rating by a Japanese agency, a nine percent surge in power generation, and a 20 percent rise in overall vehicle sales.
He credited this progress to decisive governance and policy dynamism, contrasting it with the previous period of economic challenges, corruption, and political instability.
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