Celebrating the 75th anniversary of India's independence, Modi gave a speech: The goal is to make India a developed country within 25 years

According to Reuters, the 15th of this month is India's "Independence Day". Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a speech on the 75th anniversary of India that India will formulate policies to support power, national defense and digital technology Local production in the field is to make India a developed country within 25 years.

Indian Prime Minister Modi. Source: Visual China

It is reported that the 71 -year -old Modi headed a headscarf with the Indian flag color. He told young people in the commemorative ceremony of Delhi Red Fort in the commemorative ceremony of Delhi Castle that he would "go the goal" and give the best youth to the national cause. He said: "We must turn India into a developed country in the next 25 years. This is a great determination. We should go all out."

According to reports, the World Bank currently attribute India as a low -income economy, that is, a country with total national income between $ 1086 and $ 4,255. For high -income countries, such as the United States, the total per capita national income is $ 13205 or more.

India is currently the sixth largest economy in the world, and the Indian Industry and Commerce Federation (FICCI) is expected to be last month that in this fiscal year as of March 2023, India's GDP growth rate will exceed 7%, which is the world. The fastest growth in major economies.

Reuters said that many experts said that although the total per capita national revenue of India is about $ 2100, it is still very low compared to many countries. But by 2050, India's economic scale may increase further, becoming the third largest economy in the world after the United States and China.

Moreover, India has a population of about 1.4 billion, and it is expected to surpass China next year to become the world's largest population.

Reuters pointed out that India and other countries have regarded India as one of the future challengers in Asia and other regions. The US President Bayeng congratulated India's 75th anniversary last Sunday saying that India is an "indispensable partner" in the United States. The two countries will "continue to stand together to defend the rules -based order" and work together to deal with global challenges.

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