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India moving fast on path of development: PM
State Times
|November 09, 2025
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said infrastructure is a major factor in the economic growth of developed countries around the world, and India is also moving fast on the path of development.
He said spiritual tourism has ushered in development in Uttar Pradesh, with devotees visiting pilgrimage sites contributing thousands of crores of rupees to the state's economy.
The PM was speaking after flagging off four new Vande Bharat Express trains from the Banaras rail way station in Varanasi, his Lok Sabha constituency.
"In developed countries across the world, the biggest reason for econom ic growth has been their infrastruc ture. In every nation that has achieved major progress, the driving force behind it has been infrastrue ture development," Modi said.
"Infrastructure is not just about big bridges and highways. Whenever such systems are developed any where, it sparks the overall develop ment of that region," he said.
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