‘Naraz Fufa Opposes Everything’ to ‘Jhooth Ki Goonj’ Swipe at Rahul: PM Modi's Top Quotes From SRCC Address
Modi said the latest growth figure shows resilience and job creation despite geopolitical and trade pressures, as economists question how GDP gains translate into investment.
- On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Shri Ram College in Delhi, defending India's 7.8% GDP growth in the April-June quarter as proof of economic resilience amid global trade disruptions.
- Modi recalled 'policy paralysis' and inflation of nearly 10% from 2013, when India was labeled one of the 'Fragile Five' emerging economies vulnerable to financial shocks.
- Returning to SRCC 13 years later, Modi revived his 'half-filled glass' analogy to challenge persistent pessimism about India's progress among critics.
- India is now the world's fastest-growing major economy, Modi stated, asserting those who pushed the country into the 'Fragile Five' cannot accept its current rise.
- Presenting his 'report card' at the centenary celebrations, Modi insisted the economy is creating new employment opportunities, stating, 'The echo of lies cannot stand before the roar of truth.
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PM Modi slams critics, Opposition 'pessimism' on 7.8% growth
Prime Minister Modi highlighted India's 7.8% growth amid global economic challenges. He contrasted the current situation with past pessimism and policy paralysis. The Prime Minister addressed students at Shri Ram College of Commerce's centenary. He noted improvements in manufacturing, defense, and internal security. India is now the world's fastest-growing major economy.
PM Modi takes swipe at ‘fragile 5’ critics at SRCC visit, says they are unable to digest India’s 7.8% GDP growth
PM Modi, during his SRCC visit, said India has shifted from the ‘policy paralysis’ of 2013 to “policy dynamism”, while slamming those linked to the 'fragile 5' period for questioning the country’s 7.8% growth.
SRCC@100: PM Modi hails India’s Atmanirbharata, manufacturing, startups & national security; Urges youth to dream big
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 5, Saturday contrasted India’s economic and security challenges of 2013 and illustrated the country’s transformation over the past 13 years, highlighting 7.8 per cent quarterly GDP growth, expanding domestic manufacturing, near-complete railway electrification and a stronger national security posture. Addressing students and alumni at the centenary celebrations of Delhi University’s Shri Ram C…
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