Modi invites American businesses to invest in India


New Delhi, Sep (25): Presenting a progress report of the Indian economy while addressing the Bloomberg Global Business Forum in New York on Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi invited American businesses to the country.

On the technology and innovation front, the Prime Minister invited the global business community to invest in India, stating that their technology and India's talent pool can together change the world. He also said that their scale combined with India's skill set can accelerate global economic growth.

Modi further described India as an ideal destination for investors, saying that it was a "golden opportunity to partner India".

In this regard, the Prime Minister mentioned India's 10-fold jump in the Logistics Performance Index, the 13-point jump in the Global Competitiveness Index, the 24-rank rise in Global Innovation Index, along side the 65-rank improvement in the Ease of Doing Business index calculated by the World Bank.

Modi further noted that the Indian economy has benefited from the climate of political stability in the country.

The Prime Minister also spoke about the Bloomberg National Brand Tracker 2018 survey that recently ranked India as the top performing Asian economy in attracting global investment.

In seven out of 10 indicators of this report, i.e. political stability, currency stability, high quality products, anti-corruption, low cost of production, strategic location and respect for IPRs, India has been ranked at the top position.

  

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  • AnoNymouS, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 26 2019

    One one side he is saying Be Indian, buy Indian. and on the other side he is saying invest in India. So he wants only their money but not them or their products. Taali 2 haath se bajthi hai.

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  • Deshbhakht, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 26 2019

    This asking has been happening since 2014, how many came ??

    Even outsourcing is held between tightly bitten teeth by US ??

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  • Ahmed K. C., Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 26 2019

    Make India's atmosphere so good that foreign businessman will come and invest here without invitation.
    Tell Baba Ramdev not to play swadeshi videshi game

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  • Mangalurian, Mangaluru

    Thu, Sep 26 2019

    Gujju-bhai may say anything, but most American corporations will remember the Union Carbide Corporation disaster in Bhopal.

    Many Indians lost lives in that tragedy.

    But the way the Indian legal system dealt with the CEO Warren Anderson will not be forgotten by the American corporates.

    Indian needs a little clean-up on many levels - be it the judiciary, the public servants, police, the politicians - who might all want a piece of the pie.

    Guuju-bhai's personal assurances will not make the deep-rooted corruption in India go away.

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  • Howdy, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 26 2019

    If BJP govt can not increase the GDP numbers and move towards making $5 tr economy then there won't be any FDI. What is the use in cutting corporate tax rates if there is no business activities, demand for goods and liquid money. Only thriving business now in India is mob lynching, cow vigilantes, black money marketeers through digital transactions, MP, MLAs buying and selling. increase in MVA fines, hike in petrol, food and commodity prices. Only exporting business is beef Gau Matha Devi from govt slaughter agencies. No Thank You Howdy Saab.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Atlanta

    Wed, Sep 25 2019

    Everyone knows that Indians are closing down their business & moving to Greener Pastures ...

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  • ca girishkk, m'lore/dxb

    Wed, Sep 25 2019

    Nothing but..,. ullu banaawing...,

    First let Hindustani businesses come out from cash flow stress..., Revenue & profits are decreasing... like eagle dive..., bank NPA at all time high..., like never before..., Savings to GDP ratio is falling un-abatedly...,

    Looking at the situation ... Hindustani business men are prudent..., not showing any interest in investing..., rather observing wait & watch on the sidelines...,

    If at all Hindustan's economy is growing ..., why the stressed assets & NPA is increasing day by day...,

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  • ad, mangaluru

    Wed, Sep 25 2019

    In seven out of 10 indicators of this report, i.e. political stability, currency stability, high quality products, anti-corruption, low cost of production, strategic location and respect for IPRs, India has been ranked at the top position.

    Reality:

    Political stability - NO (nationalism/hindutva instability)
    Currency Stability-NO( Rupee at its lowest)
    High Quality products-NO( Made in India no body wants , no international quality)
    Anti-Corruption -NO( Most corrupt govt. Rs. 27000 cr spent on election ,where did this money came from)
    Low cost production-NO (poor quality material ,poorly paid employees ,slave labour)
    Strategic location-NO(polluted cities and logistics poor)
    Respect for IPRs-NO(Copied ideas)

    How did this forum came up with in what they say- Absolutely incorrect.

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