New Delhi, Mar 4: Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed on India becoming a developed nation by 2047. He also suggested that the Indian economy must move in ‘top gear’ to achieve that feat.
Addressing a post-budget webinar on Saturday, PM Modi said that by focussing on infrastructure development, which is the driving force of the economy, India will achieve the target of becoming a developed nation by 2047.
“Infrastructure development is the driving force of the country’s economy Now we have to improve our speed and move in top gear,” he said.
“This is a time of new responsibilities, new possibilities and bold decisions for every stakeholder,” he emphasised.
The prime minister told the gathering that his government is working to create modern infrastructure in all areas such as roads, railways, ports and airports. It would help in enhancing competitiveness of businesses and reduce logistics cost.
“Infrastructure has always been important in the development of any country. Those who study the history related to infrastructure know this very well,” Modi said as he cited several examples from India.
