India begins transition from winter of subdued achievement to spring: PM

January 16, 2015 20:28

Just in: Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the global business summit at Taj Palace in New Delhi.

"I am happy to her here today. You will see India as a country of opportunities. I assure you that your inputs shall receive the government's highest attention," he said. "The New Age India has also begun its transition from a winter of subdued achievement lasting 3 to 4 years, to a new spring that beckons."

"We can overcome the mood of despair. And we must. It is in this context that all the steps we have taken must be seen," he said.

"The government must nurture an eco-system where the economy is primed for growth and growth promotes all-round development."

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