"We will create
world-class infrastructure that India badly needs to accelerate growth
and meet people's basic needs. We will make our cities and towns
habitable, sustainable and smart; and we will make our villages the new
engines of economic transformation," Modi said.
"'Make in India' is
our commitment and an invitation to all to turn India into a new global
manufacturing hub. We will do what it takes to make it a reality," he
wrote in an op-ed article in The Wall Street Journal.
Modi said India will
pursue its dreams in partnership with its international friends.
"History tells us that India's natural instinct is to be open to the
world. India will be open and friendly for business, ideas, research,
innovations and travel," Modi said.
"In the coming
months, you will feel the difference even before you begin your travel
to India." The Prime Minister, who arrives in New York on Friday on his
maiden five-day US visit, said, "There is a high tide of hope for change
in India."
Modi said that 1.25
billion people spoke unequivocally this May for political stability,
good governance and rapid development, adding that India has a
government with a majority in the Lok Sabha, for the first time in 30
years.
"A young nation with
800 million people under age 35, India is brimming with optimism and
confidence. The young people's energy, enthusiasm and enterprise are
India's greatest strength.
"Unleashing those attributes is my government's biggest mission," he said.
"We will pursue this
mission by eliminating unnecessary laws and regulations, making
bureaucratic processes easier and shorter, and ensuring that our
government is more transparent, responsive and accountable.
"It has been said
that doing the thing right is as important as doing the right thing," he
said. Referring to his election campaign, the Prime Minister said he
ran it on the promise of inclusive development.
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