News Delhi, India: In the ET World Leaders Forum address, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized that a burgeoning neo-middle class increasingly fuels India’s economic growth. Amid global political shifts, Modi highlighted that Indian voters have chosen continuity, political stability, and economic growth over change.
At the event, Modi underscored India’s unique success story, attributing the country’s economic performance to a series of impactful reforms. “India today is the biggest land of opportunities in the world. We respect wealth creators,” he said, reaffirming his government’s commitment to fostering innovation, inclusion, and international cooperation.
The Prime Minister also called upon investors to contribute to this growth by delivering high-quality products and driving positive disruption. He promised that the government would continue to support businesses with reforms, a stable policy environment, and high growth prospects.
Modi described the current decade as India’s era of “lift-off,” where every sector is poised for global leadership. He articulated his vision of making India a global hub for health, wellness, tourism, and agriculture. “It is my resolve to ensure a ‘Made-in-India’ product on every dining table across the world,” he added, reflecting his commitment to expanding India’s global influence.
Despite facing political challenges, Modi expressed confidence in his government’s ability to deliver on its promises. He highlighted recent efforts, including the addition of over one lakh medical seats in the last decade, with plans to further increase capacity in the coming years.
As India continues to make strides on the global stage, PM Modi’s address serves as a reminder of the country’s growing economic power and the pivotal role of the new middle class in driving this progress.
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