"Shri Narendra Modi addressed massive rallies in Kalyan and Mumbai, Maharashtra"
"Today we have to work harder than what we would have earlier when Balasaheb was there. We have to do work that makes Balasaheb glad: Shri Modi in Mumbai"
"I can tell you that in several states neither Congress nor their allies will open their account. In no state will they touch double digits: Shri Modi in Maharashtra"
"Sometimes I wonder what they think the people of India are. What arrogance. They have nothing to do with the aspirations of people: Shri Modi on Congress"
"Rahul Bhaiyya says Congress is a Soch...I say Congress is in a dilemma...after all didn't you only say India is a beehive: Shri Modi to Congress Vice President"
"When they do not have answers they retreat into a bunker of secularism. People are not ready to listen to this same old tune: Shri Modi on Congress"
"Diff between us & Cong is...if they don't talk of poor they don't feel happy but when we talk of the people suffering, we get sleepless nights: Shri Modi in Mumbai"
"Jobless growth has become the hallmark of this Govt. We cannot let things go on this way. We need to create more opportunities: Shri Modi in Mumbai"
"We will focus on developing rail infrastructure and this will help the people of Mumbai a lot: Shri Modi in Mumbai"
"If the Sardar Sarovar dam work is completed, electricity worth Rs 400 crores will be available free to Maharashtra: Shri Modi in Mumbai"

 

Addressing massive rallies in Kalyan and Mumbai in Maharashtra, on the evening of 21st April, Shri Narendra Modi appealed to the people to vote out the Congress-NCP alliance and rid themselves of the misrule these parties have imposed on them. Shri Modi condemned the ruin caused by the divisive politics of the Congress, and affirmed that for the country and its people to prosper, the BJP must be voted to power.

Shri Modi spoke of how Maharashtra had only witnessed utter ruin under the State government, and expressed shock at the State and Central government’s outright arrogance, reflected not only in their false promises but also in them being unaccountable for their actions and inactions. He spoke of how concerns like poverty, price rise, unemployment and corruption were never addressed to by the Central government. “They promised to make India slum free but did not do a thing in these 5 years. They are not even talking about it, misleading people. Jobless growth has become the hallmark of this Govt. We cannot let things go on this way. We need to create more opportunities,” said Shri Modi. From the saddening condition of farmers and the appalling unemployment scenario to the threatening price rise and the ruining corruption, Shri Modi cited many concerns which the Congress had, till date, never bothered to address.

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The Congress’ falsity in deceiving the people with misleading claims was also highlighted by Shri Modi when he spoke of how their Manifesto repeated most of the unfulfilled promises made during past Elections. “Sometimes I wonder what they think the people of India are. What arrogance. They have nothing to do with the aspirations of people,” said Shri Modi. He stated how the only concern left for the Congress and its allies was to stop Shri Modi from becoming the Prime Minister, and for this they were ready to resort to lies and false allegations. They would seek the refuge of ‘secularism’ to hide their ineptitude in tackling other issues of national importance. “When they do not have answers, they retreat into a bunker of secularism. People are not ready to listen to this same old tune,” said Shri Modi.

Shri Modi condemned the Congress Vice President’s statement of ‘Congress being a soch (thought)’ and said stated how for the Congress VP and the party and its allies, India was actually the ‘Mother’s Land’, while for the BJP India was their ‘Motherland’.

Shri Modi avowed that the Congress and its allies would get wiped-out after the declaration of results on 16th May, and said, “The defeat awaiting the Congress is historic and they have not seen such a defeat in an election earlier. I can tell you that in several states neither Congress nor their allies will open their account. In no state will they touch double digits.”

Shri Modi paid reverence to Shivaji Maharaj and Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar. He remembered Late Shri Balasaheb Thackeray, and affirmed that now, in his absence, more focused efforts were required to make him glad.

Shri Modi urged the people to support the Mahayuti in Maharashtra and assured them that the BJP would return the faith reposed in them by ensuring a strong and stable government in Delhi.

Shiv Sena President Shri Uddhav Thackeray spoke of the rampant corruption in the present government and stated that this had only ruined the Nation of its development prospects, whereby industrial giants were leaving the Nation. Shri Thackeray also criticized Deputy CM of Maharashtra Shri Ajit Pawar for the intimidating politics he practiced whereby votes were garnered on the basis of threats.

Senior BJP leader Shri Gopinath Munde and RPI Leader Shri Ramdas Athawale were also present during the rally.

Shri Narendra Modi addressed massive rallies in Kalyan and Mumbai, Maharashtra

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India's journey as an economic powerhouse continues to capture the world's attention. Powered by a dynamic workforce, an entrepreneurial spirit, maturing capital markets, and a booming digital ecosystem, the nation has not only built a resilient economic model but has also emerged as a key player on the global stage. The year 2024 stands as a symbol to India’s remarkable achievements in economic resilience, strategic reforms, social development, and international partnerships.

A Rising Economic Superpower

India's economy has steadily gained recognition as a force to reckon with. According to Jefferies, India is on track to become the third-largest economy by 2027, a milestone driven by strengthening institutional frameworks and improved governance. Today, India is already the fifth-largest equity market, with projections suggesting that the nation will reach a market capitalization of $10 trillion by 2030. This upward growth underlines India’s transformation into an economic giant, fueled by strategic reforms and an unrelenting focus on innovation.

Governance Redefined: The PRAGATI Initiative

India’s governance model has also undergone a radical shift, setting benchmarks for proactive and accountable administration. The Pro-Active Governance and Timely Implementation (PRAGATI) initiative, backed by technology and the active involvement of PM Modi, has bridged long-standing gaps in federal and regional governance.

 PM Modi at the ‘PM Gati Shakti Anubhuti Kendra’

A collaborative study by Oxford University and the Gates Foundation highlights the success of PRAGATI in accelerating 340 stalled projects worth $205 billion. The initiative’s ability to fast-track critical projects after decades of delays exemplifies India’s commitment to efficient governance and accountability.

Thriving Amid Global Challenges

Despite an uncertain global economic environment, India continues to outpace other major economies in growth. The World Bank determines India’s resilience as it remains the fastest-growing major economy. Strategic free trade agreements (FTAs) have further bolstered this resilience, creating new opportunities in a changing global context.

In a historic move, India signed an FTA with the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), securing a binding commitment of $100 billion in investments and the creation of 1 million direct jobs. This landmark agreement has positioned India as a pivotal point for global trade and investment, reflecting its rising prominence in international markets.

A Services Factory to the World

India’s ascent as a global services hub is another remarkable achievement. Over the past 18 years, Global Capability Centres (GCCs) have propelled India’s rise in global services exports. Goldman Sachs reports that India’s share of global services exports climbed from under 2% in 2005 to 4.6% in 2023.

This transformation is complemented by India’s rise in innovation rankings. In 2022, the country jumped 14 spots on the Global Innovation Index (GII), reflecting its expanding influence in the global services and technology sectors.

 

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 A Data-Driven Future

India is also setting benchmarks in the data centre (DC) industry, a critical driver of the digital economy. According to a CBRE report, India leads the Asia-Pacific region (excluding China) with a DC capacity of 950 MW, projected to exceed 1,800 MW by 2026. The sector has attracted $40 billion in investments between 2018 and 2023, with Mumbai and Chennai accounting for 68% of India’s DC stock.

Additionally, Tier-2 cities like Kochi and Jaipur are emerging as new data center hubs, exemplifying India’s balanced approach to economic development across regions.

Human Development and Digital Transformation

Economic resilience is incomplete without social progress, and India has made remarkable strides in human development. The United Nations reports a surge in India’s gross national income (GNI) per capita by 6.3%, reaching $6,951 in 2022. Life expectancy has also risen significantly, standing at 67.7 years in 2022 compared to 62.7 years in 2021.

India’s digital revolution has played a pivotal role in uplifting millions out of poverty. As highlighted by the President of the UN General Assembly, approximately 800 million Indians were lifted out of poverty in the last six years through the expansion of digital infrastructure and access to smartphones. By prioritizing financial inclusion and digitalization, India has created a robust foundation for sustainable development.

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 Swachh Bharat Mission: A Public Health Revolution

The Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) has been a cornerstone of India’s social development, transforming public health outcomes. Since 2014, over 117 million toilets have been built with a public investment of ₹1.4 lakh crore.

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A study published in Nature reveals that a 10% increase in district-level toilet access under SBM corresponds to a 0.9-point drop in infant mortality rates (IMR). The large-scale construction of sanitation facilities has helped avert 60,000–70,000 infant deaths annually, showcasing how targeted social programs can deliver significant public health benefits.

India's Journey: Pioneering Growth and Shaping a Global Future

India’s rise as an economic powerhouse is a symbol to its transformative journey of innovation, resilience, and inclusive development. Through strategic reforms, technological advancements, and focus on social progress, the nation has redefined its identity on the global stage.

From being a hub for global services to leading the digital revolution, India has emerged as a symbol of determination and forward-thinking governance. Initiatives like Swachh Bharat and PRAGATI not only showcase India’s commitment to improving lives but also inspire other nations to emulate its success.

As India strides toward its vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047, the foundation laid today promises a future marked by prosperity, inclusivity, and sustainable growth. The world is not just witnessing India's progress but is increasingly looking to it as a partner and pioneer for global challenges ahead.