PM Modi on Thursday addressed the media ahead of Budget Session of Parliament and said the FTA with EU is for ambitious India, urge manufacturers to benefit from new markets opening for them. He said a new market has opened up, offer quality products to 27 EU member nations.
He said the President's Address yesterday was the expression of the trust of 140 crore Indians, an account of their capability and of the sketch of their aspirations, especially of the youth. “For all MPs, the President also said several things to guide them. At the beginning of the session and 2026, the expectations expressed by the President - I am confident that all MPs took this seriously..."
This quarter has begun on a very positive note: PM Modi
PM Modi said, "This quarter has begun on a very positive note. A self-confident India has become a ray of hope for the world today. It has also become a centre of attraction. At the beginning of this quarter, India and the European Union signed a Free Trade Agreement. It is a reflection of how bright the upcoming directions are, of how bright the future of Indian youth is. This Free Trade for Ambitious India, Free Trade for Aspirational Youth, Free Trade for Aatmanirbhar India. I am confident that, especially the manufacturers of India, will use this opportunity to enhance their capabilities..."
We bring schemes not just to files but to lives: PM Modi
PM Narendra Modi said, "Even colleagues who have an attitude of disliking us, which is natural in democracy, and everyone else says that this government has laid emphasis on last mile delivery. We make efforts to bring schemes not just to files but to lives. We have to take this tradition forward through next-gen reforms in 'Reforms Express."
PM Modi says India's democracy is a big hope to the world
PM Narendra Modi said, "India's democracy and demography is a big hope to the world today. This is an opportunity to send across a message to the global community through this temple of democracy - of our capability, of our dedication to democracy, of honouring the decisions made through democratic processes. The world welcomes and accepts this. Today, the country is advancing. This is not the time for obstruction. This is the time for solution. Today, the priority is not obstruction, but solution...I urge all MPs to come and let us speed up and strengthen the era of important solutions for the country. We should go ahead towards last mile delivery..."
