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When the world talks about slowdown, India writes the story of growth, said PM Narendra Modi at the Leadership Summit.

By Samira Vishwas

New Delhi. While addressing the HT Leadership Summit today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed various issues including India’s economy, GDP growth, India’s current position in the world. Modi said, when there is talk of slowdown in the world, India writes the story of growth. When there is a crisis of trust in the world, India is becoming a pillar of trust. When the world is moving towards disintegration, India is becoming a bridge builder. Just a few days ago, India’s second quarter GDP rates came out. The growth rate of more than 8 percent is a reflection of the new pace of our progress.

PM said, India is the fastest growing economy in the world today. Some people call India a global growth engine, some call it a global powerhouse. Many wonderful things are being said about India today. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, today we are standing at a juncture when one fourth of the 21st century has passed. The world has seen many ups and downs in these 25 years. We have also seen the world falling apart. We’ve seen global pandemics, wars, and disruptions in technology. Today the world is full of uncertainties but in this era full of uncertainties, our India is creating its own identity. India is full of confidence.

Modi said, let me give you an example of what thinking we are working with. You are also aware that a large part of India’s potential has remained unutilized for a long time. When this untapped potential of the country gets maximum opportunities and when it participates in the development of the country with full force and without any hindrance, then the country is definitely transformed. Today India is moving forward with the vision of utilizing this untapped potential. Today, a lot of investment is being made in modern infrastructure, connectivity and industry in Eastern India. Our villages and small towns are also being equipped with modern facilities. Our small towns are becoming new hubs for startups and MSMEs.

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