You will begin to find a difference in India: PM tells bizmen in Brisbane

November 17, 2014 08:23

At a breakfast meeting in Brisbane with top business leaders from Queensland and India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that they will find a difference when doing business with India.

"You will begin to find a difference in India... India has made its policies transparent and have made the procedures clearly defined and smooth," PM Modi said at the breakfast meet, hosted by Campbell Newman, premier of Queensland. Among Indian business leaders, industrialists Anand Mahindra and Gautam Adani were present at the meet.

PM Modi also said that Queensland can be an important partner in India's development.

"Government is focused on eliminating unnecessary laws and regulations, making processes easier and shorter, ensuring that our government is more transparent," the PM said at the business meet.

PM Modi said that good governance is the starting point of change and it is important to business as it is to ordinary citizens.

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