PANJIM: Union minister Arjun Ram Meghwal these days mentioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi won't have an MBBS stage however he indubitably is the "best doctor" to treat the sicknesses that plague the rustic.
The Minister of State for Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation made the remarks right through the continued MRAI International Indian Metals Recycling Conference here.
"There had been any other nations too which were given Independence from the British rule in 1947. India, on the other hand, didn't see the expansion price as it should have and that used to be on account of six main 'illnesses'.
"No doubt, there has been building, however not at the speed which used to be desired of it," he informed the convention.
Meghwal mentioned cleanliness, corruption, poverty, communalism, casteism and terrorism are the six illnesses, identified through the high minister, that gripped the rustic and are accountable for its slow tempo of growth.
"Modi ji has resolved to verify the desired tempo of growth for India," Meghwal said, adding that "Modiji isn't an MBBS doctor however no matter illnesses have gripped the rustic, he's the best doctor to treat them."
He has saved cleanliness on the best, this itself displays that the Prime Minister is concerned about the trade, Meghwal informed the participants of Metals Recycling Association of India (MRAI).
Meghwal asserted that "Mera Desh Badal Raha hai, Aage badh raha hai" (My country is changing, progressing) is not just a slogan however a reality about the transformation of the rustic.
He mentioned visitors coming to India 3-4 years in the past used to look a lot of rubbish alongside the seashores, however these days the situation has stepped forward, "The slogan has modified the mindset of the people and these days voters are more mindful cleanliness."
MRAI President Sanjay Mehta asked for a coverage for the metals recycling trade and removing of basic customs accountability on imports of scrap.
The Minister of State for Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation made the remarks right through the continued MRAI International Indian Metals Recycling Conference here.
"There had been any other nations too which were given Independence from the British rule in 1947. India, on the other hand, didn't see the expansion price as it should have and that used to be on account of six main 'illnesses'.
"No doubt, there has been building, however not at the speed which used to be desired of it," he informed the convention.
Meghwal mentioned cleanliness, corruption, poverty, communalism, casteism and terrorism are the six illnesses, identified through the high minister, that gripped the rustic and are accountable for its slow tempo of growth.
"Modi ji has resolved to verify the desired tempo of growth for India," Meghwal said, adding that "Modiji isn't an MBBS doctor however no matter illnesses have gripped the rustic, he's the best doctor to treat them."
He has saved cleanliness on the best, this itself displays that the Prime Minister is concerned about the trade, Meghwal informed the participants of Metals Recycling Association of India (MRAI).
Meghwal asserted that "Mera Desh Badal Raha hai, Aage badh raha hai" (My country is changing, progressing) is not just a slogan however a reality about the transformation of the rustic.
He mentioned visitors coming to India 3-4 years in the past used to look a lot of rubbish alongside the seashores, however these days the situation has stepped forward, "The slogan has modified the mindset of the people and these days voters are more mindful cleanliness."
MRAI President Sanjay Mehta asked for a coverage for the metals recycling trade and removing of basic customs accountability on imports of scrap.
PM Modi 'best doctor' to cure India of major 'diseases': Union minister Meghwal
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