100-day timeline to infuse momentum: Kamal Nath
The Financial Express, May 23, 2009, Page 2
Press Trust of India, New Delhi
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has set a 100-day time limit for infusing “new momentum” into the administration with a focus on bringing “revolution” in the agriculture sector, senior Cabinet minister Kamal Nath said on Friday.
“The young generation will get opportunities for employment and a new momentum will be infused in the administration... because the Prime Minister has set a 100-day time limit,” Nath told reporters after he was sworn in as a Cabinet minister for the second consecutive term.
The Prime Minister has declared a 100-day programme for taking concrete steps and agriculture deserves to be given the utmost priority.
“Such steps will be taken in agriculture so as to bring a revolution in the sector,” he said.
Nath, who held the commerce and industry portfolio in his earlier stint, said the government would come out with a concrete policy to tackle the impact of global slowdown on
Indian economy which should grow by at least 8 %.
He said it was essential that the government took steps for revival of domestic demand and investment because India could not remain unaffected by the global recession.
The Financial Express, May 23, 2009, Page 2
Press Trust of India, New Delhi
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has set a 100-day time limit for infusing “new momentum” into the administration with a focus on bringing “revolution” in the agriculture sector, senior Cabinet minister Kamal Nath said on Friday.
“The young generation will get opportunities for employment and a new momentum will be infused in the administration... because the Prime Minister has set a 100-day time limit,” Nath told reporters after he was sworn in as a Cabinet minister for the second consecutive term.
The Prime Minister has declared a 100-day programme for taking concrete steps and agriculture deserves to be given the utmost priority.
“Such steps will be taken in agriculture so as to bring a revolution in the sector,” he said.
Nath, who held the commerce and industry portfolio in his earlier stint, said the government would come out with a concrete policy to tackle the impact of global slowdown on
Indian economy which should grow by at least 8 %.
He said it was essential that the government took steps for revival of domestic demand and investment because India could not remain unaffected by the global recession.
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