In a strategic Rajya Sabha intervention Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi positioned trade pacts as vital threads in India’s long-haul economic fabric. He reaffirmed the country’s fast-track progress to clinch the world’s third-largest economy title.
Answering thanks for the President’s speech, Modi invoked the guiding principle of reforms yielding performance and change. India’s narrative has flipped—from the bottom five economies to a high-speed ‘Reform Express’ racer eyeing top-tier status.
As post-WWII structures yield to new paradigms, global tilt favors India, the ‘world’s kin.’ Modi hailed recent US and EU trade announcements, labeling the EU pact ‘Mother of All Trade Deals,’ pivotal for navigating shifts.
Expanding economic sway via such ties marks India as a steadfast global partner. ‘Robust manufacturing invites worldwide commerce,’ Modi noted, spotlighting India’s superior growth metrics and inflation control lauded internationally.
With the 21st century’s first quarter behind, Modi sees the next as make-or-break, akin to the freedom struggle’s turning point. ‘This quarter will empower Developed India’s creation,’ he asserted.
Modi’s comprehensive outlook integrates policy foresight with partnership building, ensuring India’s resilience and rise. These declarations chart a course for transformative growth, anchoring India’s future in strategic global engagement.