Amid increasingly vocal concerns over an economic slowdown, PM Modi sought to ease fears and reassure India Inc and the world about India’s growth story in an interview with a financial daily
Economy News: We will do everything possible to make India the world’s best investment destination and a better place to do business in, apart from going “as far as possible” to revive the “animal spirits” and make the “entire private sector bullish”, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in an interview with the Economic Times on Sunday.
The prime minister’s interview, which focused on key economic topics such as reviving growth, banking, ease of doing business, slowdown in demand and the US-China trade war, among other things, comes amid increasingly vocal concerns over a slowdown in the Indian economy, especially in the automobile sector, which has reported significant job losses.
Here are the top five things the PM Narendra Modi said in his interview:
1) All possible support for honest, law-abiding businesses
In a bid to reassure India Inc, Modi said that the government wanted entrepreneurs to enjoy higher productivity and better profits.
The PM said that he wanted to motivate the country’s industrialists to “believe in the India story” and in the “long-term potential of the Indian market”. Further, he said that entrepreneurs should carry on with their businesses and complete their investment plans without any confusion….
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