New Delhi: Arguing that the economy returned to the route and banks managed by the government had “great turned”, Minister of Finance Nirmala Sitharaman made a fiery application to India Inc.
to increase investment, while promising to remove any obstacles faced by the corporate sector .
“When India sees healthy growth, when India is looking at advanced industries to provide additional encouragement for growth, when India is very committed to continuing and continuing investment in infrastructure development, at a time when we will spend more about health infrastructure , I want the Indian industry, India Inc., becoming more risk.
I want the Indian industry to show that we will stand up for India and build India …
say, ‘We are now advancing, your policy now hinder me, don’t talk, walk, walk, Walk.
You tell me that, I will do that for you, “he said at an event organized by CII.
Sitharaman has spent the last few days with the state, lenders and industries as the government seeks to spur investment to ensure that growth momentum continues.
Referring to the performance of the public sector, FM said, “The banking sector has turned around.
They are no longer the Indian economy slow.
Their NPA has been reduced drastically, recovery is above …
More than RS 10,000 Crore has been raised from the market and in just three The last week ended in Divide, the Bank conducted a credit outreach program, more than RS 75,000 Crore has been distributed to the four-five different categories …
Liquidity is brought to those needed to build their business, to buy their scooters or build their homes or for Put it on the farm.
“Comments come only a day before meeting PM Narendra Modi with lenders.
While crediting the industry to play a role in the rotation, Sitharaman said that Modi has asked the government department to identify how life can be made easier for business.
At the same time, he also argued for Indian investment on the grounds that the country needs Atmanirbhar, or Mandiri, a call given by Modi.
“Unless each of us makes efforts to ensure that this country stands alone and can also supply to the world, our resurrection will always face risk,” he said, pointing to the challenge in accessing fuel, chips, containers and shipping lines.
Sitharaman suggests that Indian companies have to find new areas and seek new partnerships.
“In the COP26 background, which is a technology that can make us stand alone in energy problems? Our energy security cannot be achieved by discussing solar-based fuel, non-fossils such as Hydro, or nuclear energy.
There must be technology that brings efficiency in the field -The field.
Wind, offshore wind, nuclear, all need better technology and you must be a partner for it, “he said.