New Delhi: PM Modi on Saturday said that even though the state had a challenge before it was because Covid-19, it would not put the brakes at the speed of the ongoing economic progress, and promised steps to accelerate in the new year.
“We must accelerate (economic recovery) in 2022,” Modi said while noting that India’s economic growth rate of more than 8% and the country reported foreign investment.
His comment came when he released the 10th installment of financial benefits, amounting to RS 20,946 Crore, to more than 10 farmer farmers’ families of land, including 2.3 crores from Uttar Pradesh, under the scheme of a central sign income support (called PM-Kisan), and Equity), and grant equity more than Rs 14 Crore to 351 Organizations of Farmer Manufacturers (FPO) that will benefit more than 1.2 lakh farmers.
Overcoming farmers on New Year’s Day, said PM, “Many economic indicators look better than the pre-covid19 phase …
Our forex reserves have reached the recording level.
Long recor-d has also been exceeded in the GST collection.
We also set new notes In terms of exports, especially in agriculture.
“He noted that 10,000 of more than 50,000 start-ups, which currently work in India, appeared over the past six months.
He also interacts with the FPO from different countries on that occasion and notes how the collective power of farmers through these organizations will increase bargaining, scale, innovation, risk management and the ability to adapt to market conditions.
“Today our farmers benefit from schemes such as’ one ‘product’ district.
And the market, both state and global, open for them,” PM said.
PM also remembers India’s efforts in fighting a pandemic, start vaccination and regulate the vulnerable part.