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Center Owned by HT MediaIndia witnessed fall in extreme poverty, transformation in urban transport infra over 12 years: PM Modi
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday, November 3, that India is defeating poverty and has become the fastest‑growing economy, noting that the country’s budget is increasing and that money previously wasted in leakages and transferred to the pockets of uncles and nephews is now… He also claimed that 50 crore people have been lifted out of severe poverty in the past 10‑12 years. In related remarks, Modi highlighted that India’s metro network has grown from 248 km to 1,200 km over the last 12 years, citing the expansion as evidence of the government’s push.
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Pune: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, November 3, said that India is defeating poverty and has become the fastest-growing economy, adding that the country’s budget is increasing, with the money, which was earlier wasted in leakages and transferred to the pockets of uncles and nephews, now…
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Pune, Nov 3: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said that India is defeating poverty and has become the fastest-growing economy, adding that the country’s budget is increasing, with the money, which was earlier wasted in leakages and transferred to the pockets of uncles and nephews, now going…
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has proudly announced that approximately 50 crore individuals have recently risen above extreme poverty levels in India. He highlighted the government's strategy of prioritizing empowerment over mere financial support. Modi underscored the connection between economic…
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