I enjoy ending laws so people can live peacefully: Modi

November 17, 2014 14:36

PM Modi: Whenever someone wants to invest in a country the investors need to be given high quality of life.

"In Gujarat, I wanted Japanese investment, but were told if you don't have a golf course, Japanese won't come. So we created a golf course.

"With a lot of courage we opted for 100% FDA in railways in India. Have such a huge market and window for improvement. Railways are stuck, no new kilometres have been added, no increase in speed has been made, no extra space for passengers. What increases is the number of passengers.

"I enjoy finishing laws, we need to let people live peacefully," says Modi.

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