India can achieve over 10% economic growth
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated that India could achieve economic growth exceeding 10 percent through increased adoption of technology and innovation.
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- Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said India is capable of reaching economic growth rates above 10 percent.
- The minister highlighted the role of startups and technological interventions in sectors like agriculture to drive this expansion.
- She also urged citizens to maintain a positive outlook regarding national development.
- Greater technological adoption is expected to improve productivity and contribute to the country's economic goals.
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Nirmala Sitharaman
Union Finance Minister
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“It is possible to reach 10 plus growth, and I'm not just saying it to pep you all up. It is possible,”
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…Alumni Association here, she said higher economic growth would help accelerate India's journey towards Atmanirbhar Bharat and Viksit Bharat, but stressed that it would require "a lot more effort" from all sides. " It is possible to reach 10 plus growth, and I'm not just saying it to pep you all up. It is possible, " Sitharaman said. She cited the growth of startups since 2015, saying they could make a significant contribution to the economy in the coming years. Sitharaman emphasised the need to overcome cynicism and "nudge"…
“We have too many naysayers. We have too many people who have vicarious pleasure being derived if India fails. We really cannot afford that. We need to nudge these people to think positive,”
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…make a significant contribution to the economy in the coming years. Sitharaman emphasised the need to overcome cynicism and "nudge" people to think positively and recognise developments taking place on the ground. " We have too many naysayers. We have too many people who have vicarious pleasure being derived if India fails. We really cannot afford that. We need to nudge these people to think positive, " she said. Highlighting the role of technology in agriculture, Sitharaman said technological interventions had made a "spectacular difference" in connecting producers to markets and improving productivity. She cited…
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