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India is the world's fastest growing economy: Modi

The New Indian Express Villupuram

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August 11, 2025

India is the world's fastest growing economy: Modi

- DEVARAJ B HIREHALLI @ Bengaluru

IN a veiled dig at US President Donald Trump for his tariff action and repeated targeting of India, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said that some people are not willing to accept India's economic progress and influence on the world stage. Describing India's economy as the world's most "dashing and dynamic", Rajnath said that some people who consider themselves as Sabke Boss (everyone's boss) are unable to digest India's progress and economic development. "They think that we are everyone's boss and how is India moving forward so fast? Many people are trying to do something, so that when things made by the hands of Indians in India go to other countries, they become more expensive than the things made in those countries," he said of Trump's tariff action against India. "But, I'm confident that the pace at which India is progressing, no global power can stop our country from b

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The New Indian Express Villupuram

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The New Indian Express Villupuram

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India skips Turkey national day, to host Cyprus minister

IN a diplomatic signal reflecting the strain in bilateral relations, India on Wednesday stayed away from Turkish National Day celebrations in New Delhi, reflecting the continuing chill in ties over Ankara’s pro-Pakistan stance during Operation Sindoor and its repeated criticism on the issue of Jammu and Kashmir.

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