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Rajnath Singh credits Modinomics for India’s growth

10 sourcesUpdated 16 Sept 2026, 9:58 pm Coverage regionsKolkata · India · Delhi
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Rajnath Singh said Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s economic vision, known as Modinomics, is the basis of India’s rapid economic growth.

He said India is advancing through good governance and an ecosystem that helps workers and intellectual capacity reach their potential.

Other coverage in the set also highlights the government’s push on emerging technologies and recent economic and infrastructure figures.

Why it mattersThe remarks frame UPI and Modi-era policy as growth drivers, shaping debate over the government's economic record.
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The reporting broadly agrees that Modinomics and the Modi government’s economic record were presented as central themes, with supportive coverage also pointing to technology and growth indicators.

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Supportive coverage says Rajnath Singh described Modinomics as the foundation of India’s rapid economic growth. It presents his remarks in Kolkata as an endorsement of the Modi government’s development approach. Related supportive items in the set also stress ambitions in emerging technology and cite economic and infrastructure indicators as evidence of progress.

Distinctive emphasis — reported claim, not independently verified.Sources: Daily Excelsior, IANS LIVE, The Economic Times
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The Economic Times Supportive framing Reported

‘Modinomics’ basis of India’s rapid economic growth, says Rajnath Singh

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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s economic vision, known as Modinomics, is the foundation for India's rapid economic growth and development. Speaking at a press conference in Kolkata, Singh asserted that the nation is advancing steadily through good governance and an ecosystem that empowers its workforce and intellectual capacity to reach their full potential.

Daily Excelsior Supportive framing Reported

India should aspire to be among early leaders in emerging tech: PM Narendra Modi

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Daily Excelsior reports that Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a semiconductor roundtable with leading chief executive officers in New Delhi. According to an official statement, the prime minister emphasized India's goal to become an early leader in emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and quantum computing. The report outlines the government's commitment to a predictable policy environment and notes that participating executives expressed confidence in India's semiconductor manufacturing potential and ongoing infrastructure development.

IANS LIVE Supportive framing Reported

From GDP to startups: Key numbers tracking India’s economic and infrastructure growth as PM Modi turns 76

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IANS LIVE reports on key economic and infrastructure metrics as Prime Minister Narendra Modi marks his birthday. Citing government and Reserve Bank of India data, the article details figures such as a 7.8 percent growth in real GDP for the April-June quarter, a nominal GDP of approximately 4.15 trillion dollars, and record foreign exchange reserves. The piece also highlights expansions in the national highway network, startup recognitions, and financial inclusion programs like the Jan Dhan Yojana.