New Delhi, Bangobarta Bureau
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking at The Economic Times World Leaders Forum in New Delhi, hailed India’s economic resilience and rapid progress, declaring that the nation is now the world’s fastest-growing major economy and is steadily advancing toward becoming the third-largest economy globally.
“India’s story today is one of strength, stability, and sustained growth,” PM Modi said, as he highlighted key indicators driving the country’s economic momentum.
He pointed to India’s strong macroeconomic fundamentals—including low inflation, record foreign exchange reserves, a controlled fiscal deficit, and a robust banking sector. He also noted the surge in Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) contributions, record job creation, and the increasing confidence of domestic investors as proof of India’s growing economic depth.
“We are not just witnessing growth—we are setting new global benchmarks in economic performance, financial discipline, and opportunity creation,” the Prime Minister asserted.
PM Modi emphasized that India’s current trajectory is built on a foundation of structural reforms, fiscal prudence, and inclusive development, offering a compelling model for emerging economies worldwide.
