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Rajnath Singh Credits ‘Modinomics’ for India’s Rapid Growth

Rajnath Singh Credits ‘Modinomics’ for India’s Rapid Growth
‘Modinomics’ basis of India’s rapid economic growth, says Rajnath Singh · theprint.in

Rajnath Singh said Narendra Modi’s economic plans helped India grow quickly.

He called these plans “Modinomics.”

Singh said India already had talented people and workers before 2014, but they were not being used fully.

He said Modi created conditions for them to do more.

Singh also said government money for poor people is now less likely to be taken by middlemen.

He highlighted that India exports defence equipment to more than 100 countries.

He praised West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari.

Singh was in Kolkata to discuss a BJP campaign connected to Modi’s birthday and public service.

Key facts

Speaker
Rajnath Singh, India’s Defence Minister
Economic claim
Singh credited Narendra Modi’s economic vision, called “Modinomics,” with laying the foundation for rapid growth.
Governance claim
Singh said India is “well-regulated and well-governed” and that welfare funds are no longer being diverted into middlemen’s pockets.
Defence exports
Singh said India exports defence equipment to more than 100 countries.
Campaign
The BJP’s “Seva Se Sankalp” campaign was scheduled from September 17 to October 17.
Campaign significance
The campaign was organised to mark Modi’s birthday and his completion of 25 years as head of government.
West Bengal
Singh said the state could make a significant contribution to building a developed India under Suvendu Adhikari’s leadership.

Quotes

Rajnath Singh

India’s Defence Minister speaking at a Kolkata press conference

“Before 2014 also, India had both brainpower and manpower, but they were not working to their full potential. Modiji created an ecosystem where both brainpower and manpower can work to their full potential”
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“For the first time in the history of independent India, all six stanzas of Vande Mataram were sung from the Red Fort on Independence Day this year. This is also a mark of respect for West Bengal”
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