By the turn of decade, India will be third-largest global economy: VP Dhankhar in London
Updated:3 years, 1 month ago
Updated:3 years, 1 month ago
London (UK), May 6 (ANI): Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar interacted with the Indian students in London during his visit for the coronation of King Charles III on May 6. While addressing the students he said that India is making great headway in terms of following systems. He also claimed that by the turn of the decade, India will become the third-largest global economy. He said, “If we examine the situation from a global perspective, our DNA is so strong that there is no challenge to our intellect. Wherever we go, we perform amazingly well. But one thing which we suffer in our country is a lack of system. Several developed countries thrive on mediocrity because there is a system. We are making great headway in terms of following systems too for the past 8 years. Our Bharat, at the moment, is on the rise as never before and the rise of Bharat is unstoppable. The rise is being globally recognised. In September 2022, India become the fifth-largest economy on the globe overtaking our erstwhile colonial rulers. By the turn of the decade, we will be the third-largest global economy.”
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