Vasu
Reddy from Chicago
With
every trip made and trip planned by Modi, the announcements for
investments into India are made by the media, in a fashion that beats
any game show winnings. Fifty billion by the Japanese, fifty billion
by the Chinese, and great interest by the Australians, from Singapore
and whatever names of countries that we can think of they are
omitting investment into Modi's India and the news is constant about
more and more dollars flowing into India. The latest word in the media is that half a
Trillion dollars in investments will be announced by the USA businesses when
Modi visits USA at the end of this month. Fantastic to hear and
read about the investments that will be committed to India in the near
future from the global industry and leaders in support of the current
government in India, and its leader. No questioning on the ability
of the Modi leadership and his personal discipline and charm in
attracting commitments from the global and regional nations to
support his agenda for India. India has not experienced such
positive euphoria since its independence with just about everyone
wanting to put money in India and its new development plans under
Modi. In just a few months into office the new government has
started off well with inviting and enticing the money men of the
world to come and participate in the current Indian growth plan.
India
certainly needs partners to continue to develop its infrastructure,
resource management and industry, while exporting its human resources
and intelligence. If the other countries are committing to a
trillion dollars in investment over a five year period (assuming that
the investments are committed for the term of the government; five
year term), this is a massive influx of money to build, develop and
manage the many needs of the country. Water, transport, power, roads
and buildings and all other infrastructure can certainly be upgraded
to meet the needs of generations to come with a trillion dollars, and
India can also give back world class resources back to the world.
Ignoring my Utopian dream for the country, the basics of life can be
addressed with appropriate investment into the general life and
education, which in turn will focus the people on learning, will only
allow the country to be in peace and prosperity, along with clean
environment. The massive investment leads to jobs, security and a
productive country which will have forward looking agenda. This
also builds national unity, grace and self-respect. Even a portion
of these announced investments will be a massive influx of national
building for the country, which is eager to work hard to build a
better India.
One
man driving the country's agenda with his group of ministers and
their respective ministries and so much emphasis on investment and
development is almost magical for a country so full of hope and
looking for ways to get better and live better. The opportunity is
always there in India, and we simply needed someone to drive the
nations agenda and not a personal agenda. Modi is just the man with
India first agenda, and so far in the short time he has been in
office has shown that he really puts India first and nothing else.
He really represents a simple Indian man, with his leadership focused
on Indians. While the global euphoria on Modi's leadership,
management and initiatives, its a great time to be an Indian and in
India. The country looking forward to what is being planned and what
is being said is nothing but incredible and no time in India, since
1947 the conditions for optimism has been so great. Its a fantastic
plan, driven by one hard driving and simple Indian man. Modi
represents the old style business development managers, who simply
did not know what presented them in the markets, but simply went out
and made the best out of every opportunity that presents them, and
will keep working at each open opportunity until it turns into a
venture.
Now
we will only look for how many of these commitments will come to
fruition and how much will India will do to quickly make use of the
resources being presented to them to the country's needs and
advantage. The current government clearly will have to stay away
from the abuses of the past and will have to invest in the country.
There is no turning back or looking back for India as long as the
commitments are turned into investments and making sure that they are
100% invested. Modi and his agenda will forever be remembered in the
democratic world for its hands on approach to seeking help and
delivering to the nation.
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