From digital payments to startups… Indians were mesmerized by the numbers given by PM Modi

PM Modi address to Indian community:Prime Minister Narendra Modi (PM Narendra Modi) addressed the Indian community in Germany late on Monday night. During this he presented the picture of New India. Referred to fiber cable, digital payment, from startup to ease of doing business, satellite and khadi. He kept everything he said with statistics. In this speech of one hour, he neither forgot nor got stuck anywhere. He spoke from the heart and conveyed his point to the people. The way PM Modi presented the figures in favor of everything, it mesmerized the Indians. He appealed to the diaspora to help the country achieve great progress at the international level.

The PM’s address took place at the ‘Theater am Postdamer Platz’ in Berlin. During this a large number of overseas Indians had gathered. People raised slogans like ‘Bharat Mata ki Jai’, ‘Modi hai to mumkin hai’ and ‘2024, Modi phir ek baar’. The program was attended by over 1600 members of the Indian community in Germany. These included students, researchers and professionals. In a way, Modi presented his eight-year report card in front of them. He talked about almost every field. These included ease of living, quality of life, ease of employment, quality of education, ease of doing business, quality of travel, quality of products.

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everything with numbers
Whatever the Prime Minister talked about. Simultaneously, the figures were also given. He said, ‘This time of the 21st century is very important for India. Today’s India has made up its mind, it is moving forward with determination. When the country takes a pledge, then it walks on new paths. Demonstrates achieving desired goals. He said, ‘India is working fast towards progress in every field. Achieving new heights in that journey.

68,000 startups today
The PM said that the new India no longer thinks about a secure future, but is ready to take risks. Willing to innovate and promote development. Giving the figures, the Prime Minister said that there were 200-400 startups in India around 2014. Today their number has increased to 68,000. There, there are dozens of unicorns. Some of these have already become deca-corns with a valuation of $10 billion.

Over 25,000 terms abolished
Counting the achievements of the government along with the figures, the PM said that his government abolished more than 25,000 conditions. Abolished 1,500 laws for the convenience of the citizens of the country.

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India’s share in digital payments is 40%
The PM also highlighted the success of the digital payment system. Said that India’s share in real-time digital payments worldwide is more than 40 percent.

22 lakh crore sent through DBT
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also mentioned the benefits of Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT). He informed that the government is using digital payment system to make payments to farmers directly into their bank accounts. In the last year, his government has sent more than Rs 22 lakh crore to the beneficiaries through DBT.

Taunted Congress with statistics
The PM also took the help of figures to target the Congress indirectly. Said that now no prime minister will have to regret that he sends one rupee, but only 15 paise reaches the intended beneficiary. Tauntingly, he said, ‘Which paw was that, which used to rub 85 paise.’

It took 7 decades to bring a constitution
The Prime Minister pointed to the abolition of most of the provisions of Article 370, which gave special status to Jammu and Kashmir. Said that the country was one, but there were two constitutions. Why did it take so long to make it a (Constitution). It took seven decades to ensure that the country had a constitution. We implemented it.

what Indians said
After attending PM Modi’s program in Berlin, members of the Indian community said, ‘We take great pride in calling ourselves Indians. Though we are in Germany, our love for India will never diminish. We have enjoyed our time listening to PM Modi. We will be happy to welcome him again.