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India’s growing confidence and global credibility highlighted during PM’s speech in Tiruppur
News Report:
During his visit to Tamil Nadu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the recently concluded India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA) as a testament to the world’s growing confidence in India’s economy and leadership. Speaking at a public gathering in Tiruppur, the Prime Minister emphasized that the FTA is not just a diplomatic achievement but a symbol of India’s rising stature on the global stage.
“The world today believes in India’s potential, and the UK FTA is a reflection of that trust,” said PM Modi. He added that the agreement will open new avenues for trade, investment, and job creation, especially benefiting sectors like textiles, technology, and agriculture — key industries in Tamil Nadu.
PM Modi also highlighted India’s resilience and economic self-confidence, stating that the country is now shaping global trade rules rather than simply following them. “This deal is a sign of our Atmanirbhar Bharat vision becoming a reality,” he said, reinforcing the government’s push towards self-reliance.
The Prime Minister’s address was met with enthusiastic applause as he acknowledged Tamil Nadu’s vital role in India’s export strength and promised continued support for local industries.
His visit comes at a time when India is actively pursuing trade partnerships with several countries, positioning itself as a reliable and influential player in the global economy.