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PM Modi interacts with scholars participating in Neemrana Conference

| | Dec 16, 2016, at 05:06 am
New Delhi, Dec 15 (IBNS Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday interacted with scholars and economists who are participating in the Neemrana Conference 2016.

The discussion focused on areas such as macro-economy, trade, monetary policy, competitiveness, productivity and energy, with ideas from global research.

During his remarks, the Prime Minister underlined India’s commitment to prudent macro-economic policy, rule-based multilateral trading arrangements, responsible climate policy, and growth which creates jobs and reduces poverty.

He mentioned in detail, various steps taken by the Union Government to boost agricultural productivity, and the attention being given to renewable energy.

 

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