Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, angered by US President Trump’s call of ours a dead economy, said that the future will decide whose economy is dead will decide the future, but imposing tariffs on us is temporary. Asserting that ours is a good economy, he said that the services of our Indians are very necessary for the world.
Participating as the chief guest at the Har Ghar Tiranga program organized at the Tummalapalle Kalakshetra in Vijayawada on Monday, he said that the goal of Har Ghar Tiranga is to promote a national feeling that the entire country is one without any distinction of caste, religion, region or language.
“Our country has received effective leadership in the form of Prime Minister Modi. Once we were called a poor country. During the 11-year Modi regime, the country’s economy, which was in 11th place, has come to 4th place. It will reach 3rd place by 2028. By the time we celebrate the 100th anniversary of Independence Day in 2047, our country will stand strong in the world”, he said.
CM Chandrababu recalled that we have set a target of making AP the number one state in the country by 2047. Moreover, he made it clear that India will not bow to anyone when it comes to the integrity of the country and we are all one when it comes to the welfare and security of the country. When the Kargil War and the Pahalgam incident happened, the people of the country stood on one palm,he added.
“Today, we have a strong India. India is emerging as a world leader. We gave a strong response to terrorism with Operation Sindoor. The soldiers ran trains into the hearts of the terrorists. I salute our soldiers who are fighting tirelessly against terrorism”, said Chief Minister Chandrababu.
“Telugu kid PV Narasimha Rao brought economic reforms in 1991. The IT revolution came in 1995. We embraced it and moved forward. We built a high-tech city to promote IT. Today, we are bringing Quantum Valley to AP. We are a country with a large youth population. Let us use the available resources and move forward towards sustainable development,” he added.