PM Modi urges collective effort to make India the world's third largest economy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged all stakeholders to work together to make India the world's third largest economy and scale up national productivity, speaking at the inauguration of Kartavya Bhavan 3. He highlighted India's key achievements and infrastructure landmarks like Kartavya Path, the new Parliament Building, and Bharat Mandapam, emphasizing that future policies for a developed India would be formulated in these new structures. Modi criticized the previous administrative setup operating from old colonial buildings with poor conditions and high rental costs, asserting his government's holistic vision for nation-building and development across the country.
Key Points
- PM Modi called for collective efforts to elevate India to the world's third largest economy and boost national productivity.
- He inaugurated Kartavya Bhavan 3, emphasizing that these new infrastructure projects symbolize India's global vision and future policy formulation.
- Modi highlighted recent infrastructure achievements like Kartavya Path, the new Parliament Building, and Bharat Mandapam.
- He criticized the previous reliance on colonial-era buildings for administration, citing poor working conditions and high rental costs.
- The Prime Minister asserted his government's holistic vision for nation-building, ensuring development reaches all parts of the country.
Exam Facts
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Kartavya Bhavan 3.
- India aims to become the world's third largest economy.
- Mentioned infrastructure landmarks: Kartavya Path, new Parliament Building, new Defence Offices Complex, Bharat Mandapam, Yashobhoomi, National War Memorial.
- Government ministries currently operate from 50 locations in Delhi, with annual rental costs of ₹1,500 crore.
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