19 Mar, 2024
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman emphasized India's pursuit of economic freedom to attain developed nation status by 2047, affirming the nation's imminent rise to the third position in the global economy. Sitharaman underscored India's unique path to economic growth, rejecting direct comparisons with China while advocating for self-sufficiency and the harnessing of democratic values.
Addressing students, she stressed their pivotal role in India's development journey, urging contributions toward a developed nation. Reflecting on India's rich historical and cultural heritage, Sitharaman highlighted the country's digital prowess and global admiration for its progress. She lauded India's utilization of digital technology, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, citing examples ranging from educational connectivity to healthcare advancements. Sitharaman also celebrated the empowerment of rural women through digital means, citing instances of drone-operated agriculture and global market access.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's inclusive development vision, exemplified by the G20 Summit's outreach across states, was emphasized, with initiatives like the aspirational districts scheme aimed at equitable growth. Sitharaman's remarks underscored India's multifaceted journey toward economic prosperity, rooted in innovation, inclusivity, and sustainable development.
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