मुंबई: बीजेपी मुंबई प्रदेश उपाध्यक्ष हितेश जैन ने IANS से कहा कि मोतीलाल ओसवाल ने एक रिपोर्ट जारी की है जो भारत की आर्थिक वृद्धि और सकारात्मक दृष्टिकोण दिखाती है। नरेंद्र मोदी की दूरदृष्टि के साथ, भारत दुनिया की तीसरी सबसे बड़ी अर्थव्यवस्था बनने की ओर बढ़ रहा है। राहुल गांधी के दावों का कोई ठोस आधार नहीं है। मोतीलाल ओसवाल का स्वतंत्र विश्लेषण वास्तविकता को दर्शाता है, न कि राजनीतिक पूर्वाग्रह को। डिजिटल सुधारों ने भुगतान प्रणाली को सुगम बनाया है और नए व्यवसायों को बढ़ावा दिया है। सभी सुधार पूरे देश के लिए हैं, जिससे भारत और उसके नागरिकों का विकास होगा और विकसित भारत का सपना पूरा होगा। महाराष्ट्र उलेमा बोर्ड के महाविकास अघाड़ी समर्थन पर कहा कि उलेमा बोर्ड का महाविकास अघाड़ी का समर्थन दुर्भाग्यपूर्ण है। महाविकास अघाड़ी समाज को बांटने और सत्ता पाने पर अधिक ध्यान देती है, न कि राष्ट्रीय विकास पर।
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00:00Motilal Oswal is India's leading financial firm.
00:05Today he has published a report which gives you a glimpse in India's financial journey and the economic performance of India.
00:15The report contains hope and optimism.
00:20In the last 10 years, structural, economic and fundamental reforms have been undertaken by the Modi government.
00:33Infrastructure projects have been undertaken.
00:38Fundamental macro reforms have been undertaken.
00:45The data provided by the Modi government shows that India's market cap has increased.
00:58India's economy is on a growth path.
01:05India is one of the top three economies in the world.
01:18India is one of the top three economies in the world.
01:23The data shows that India's growth is not a monopolistic growth.
01:30It is not a growth of one or two companies.
01:33But in this growth, thousands of companies, whether they are small, big or mid-cap, all have contributed.
01:41India is progressing in every sector and there are opportunities for India.
01:49In the last 10 years, structural, economic and fundamental reforms have been undertaken by the Modi government.
01:58For example, GST, Bankruptcy Code, Macroeconomics, Current Account Deficit, Financial Parameters.
02:08The economic condition has been very stable.
02:11Foreign investors want to invest in India.
02:20I don't think Rahul Gandhi has drafted the article.
02:35But if you look at the real situation and talk to experts,
02:40Motilal Oswal is not a political organization.
02:44It is a financial services arm and a listed company.
02:48They have given an independent analysis.
02:51When you analyze facts, figures and data,
03:00you will find that Rahul Gandhi's arguments are only rhetorical and political.
03:06There is no basis in it.
03:08There is no solid basis in it.
03:10If you look at the reports, you will see how the benefits of the economic reforms in the last 10 years
03:23and the benefits that India is getting in the future.
03:31Startups are growing.
03:33First of all, you created the infrastructure.
03:36You created the digital infrastructure.
03:38You created UPI.
03:42Logistics, Swiggy, Zomato, Zerodha, etc.
03:50If you look at the base of this company,
03:54the digital infrastructure that has been created in this country,
03:57and the digital reforms that have taken place,
03:59when these people used to make fun of Startup India, Standup India,
04:03but today the same Startup India, Standup India and the same digital reforms
04:08have shown a growth path to these startups.
04:11The number of startups is also growing in this report.
04:16In the coming time, they will give a lot of encouragement.
04:20A lot of young people will open their own startups and start their own businesses.
04:27It is a very good thing that every young person can see a dream.
04:33He can start his own business.
04:35Today he does not need a parent.
04:40He needs good, stable policies, stable economy,
04:44and he can start his own business on the basis of that confidence.
04:48When you look at the macroeconomic factors and the reforms that are taking place,
04:57if they are positive,
04:59and when the reforms are for India,
05:02not for a single citizen, not for a single company,
05:06then the sprinkler effect, the rainfall effect,
05:10the way India will progress,
05:14every citizen will progress,
05:17and when we talk about a developed India,
05:19then every Indian citizen will develop,
05:23and the country will also achieve the goal of a developed India.
05:27The proposal of the Ulma Board is very unfortunate.
05:31The Prime Minister said the day before yesterday
05:34that if we are one, we are safe.
05:38So the proposal of the Ulma Board
05:41wants to say that we should not be one, we should be separate.
05:45And when Mahavikas Agadi supports such an agenda,
05:49then it is clear that Mahavikas Agadi wants to divide the country for politics,
05:56wants to divide the people into sects and religions,
06:01their only aim is to achieve power by hook or crook.
06:06Their aim is not the development of the country,
06:09their aim is security for the citizens of the country,
06:12economic reforms,
06:14a good atmosphere for the youth to do business in.
06:18They do not have all these positive agendas.
06:21They have only one negative agenda,
06:23that to achieve the goal of power,
06:26even if someone submits regressive demands,
06:30we will accept it.
06:32We have no interest in the reforms of the country
06:35by our votes and politics.
06:37See, this is also unfortunate.
06:39These NGOs and Ulma should also think
06:43that in the last 75 years,
06:46the people who go to them,
06:48who accept their demands,
06:50what is the situation of Muslims today?
06:56Today, they are being used as a vote bank
06:59to make punctures, to remove punctures,
07:02they are in a very bad condition.
07:06They are being used as a vote bank.
07:10Ultimately, the Ulma and NGOs also have to think
07:15that what is in their interest?
07:18Do they want to be a part of India's progress
07:21or do they want to go further back?
07:24I believe that India is moving forward.
07:28This vehicle is moving forward.
07:30Therefore, no matter what,
07:33this country is not going to stop,
07:35it is not going to stop.
07:37This country is going to move forward.
07:39If they want to bring regressive demands,
07:41if they want to accept regressive demands
07:43from political parties,
07:45this is a very bad thing,
07:48a very unfortunate thing.
07:50But today's India is a new India
07:53and this country is moving forward.