BERLIN: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday that the new India that had risen had decided to move forward with determination and urged India’s diaspora to help the country take big steps globally.
Speaking to the Indian community here, Prime Minister Modi said that India Muda and Aspirational understand the need for political stability to achieve faster development and has ended three decades of instability with just a touch of button.
“At present the 21st century is very important for India. India has now decided, he moved forward with determination. When the country made determination, then the country walked in a new path and showed it by achieving the desired goal,” he said.Speech for one hour of the Prime Minister to the Indian community is seasoned with the slogans ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’, ‘Modi Hai anyway Mumkin Hai’ and ‘2024, Modi once again’ by the crowd gathered at the AM Postdamer Platz theater here.
Prime Minister Modi said that over the past eight years, India has made quick steps in every sector – ease of life, quality of life, ease of work, quality of education, ease of business, quality of travel, product quality.”Only India is now not thinking about a safe future, but is ready to take risks, ready to innovate and incubate. India, which has 200-400 start-ups around 2014, today is home to 68,000 start-ups and dozens of unicorn. Some of them have become deca-corn with an assessment of 10 billion dollars, “he said.
Considering the success of the digital payment mechanism, the Prime Minister said the Indian part in digital payment of real time worldwide was more than 40 percent. He said the government also used a digital payment mechanism to make payments to farmers directly in their bank accounts.In a clear excavation at the Congress, Prime Minister Modi said that now there is no prime minister who must regret that he sent a rupee, but only 15 Paise reached the beneficiaries in question.
“Woh Kaunsa Panja Tha Jo 85 Paise Ghis Leta Tha (the Palm used to take 85 Paise),” his teacher.He said in the last eight years, his government had transferred more than ₹ 22 Lakh Crore to the recipient through direct benefits transfer.
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