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Modi's administration will end its 10-year term in May next year and is aiming for a third term.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled plans for his administration's third term on Wednesday, saying India would grow faster than before and become the world's third-largest economy. Modi's administration will end its 10-year term in May next year and is aiming for a third term.
"India must reach its goal of becoming a developed country in the next 25 years," he said after the opening of a world-class convention center in the heart of the capital. He said India could end poverty, citing the NITI Aayog report, which said 13.5 million poor people could be lifted out of poverty. During his nine-year term, the prime minister used statistics on developments ranging from the number of airports to the electrification of railways to the expansion of city gas supplies, making India the 10th largest economy when the Bharatiya Janata Party took power in 2014. said it was. The country is currently ranked fifth in the world after the United States, China, Germany, and Japan.

"We will transform India into a developed country that operates on the principle of nation first, people first," he said at the inauguration of the International Exhibition and Convention Center (IECC) complex, renamed Bharat Mandapam. rice field. Modi said India's economy was the 10th largest in the world when he took office in 2014 but is now the fifth largest in the world.