Modi in Australia Said
"Live for the nation & Share responsibility"
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday
dedicated the warm welcome, respect and enthusiasm he received at the Allphones Arena in Olympic Park in Sydney to the 1.25 billion people of India.
The Prime Minister said, "This Respect, Welcome, Enthusiasm, I dedicate
it to the people of India". These incredible scenes and this
massive reception in Sydney will induce India.
In what seemed like a repeat of the rock star reception he
received at the Madison Square Garden arena in New York, Prime Minister Modi
was greeted by wild applause and cheering from a 16,000 strong-crowd throughout
his speech.
The prime minister also referred to economic reforms unveiled by his government and said India has become an attractive destination for investment.
The prime minister also referred to economic reforms unveiled by his government and said India has become an attractive destination for investment.
He said FDI in Railways has been hiked to 100 per cent and hoped
that Australian companies will invest in creating rail infrastructure in the
country
Modi assured a visa on arrival facility for Australian tourists. Modi
also tweets at the previous governments saying while “they were happy to make
laws & I am happier to remove them”& said "Let's open the windows
let fresh air come in," referring to his government's efforts to weed out
obsolete laws.
Prime Minister Modi pointed out that although it takes just one
day to come to Australia, it had taken an Indian prime minister 28 long years
to arrive, and promised that it would never happen again. "Leave at night
and you'll reach Australia in the morning. But it took 28 years for the PM of
India to come here. My friends in Australia, he pointed out I assure you... you
won't have to wait for 28 more years for such a visit to take place.
Modi said "Sydney is a beautiful city. Australia is a
beautiful country. Neither Australia nor India can live without cricket.
Cricket has joined us, but before that, we had a cultural history that had
linked us. Australia and India share common values, democracy.
"The world looks at democratic countries with pride. Had it
not been for a democracy would I be here? Let's understand this strength of our
democracy," Modi added.
Modi also said "We
must pledge that we will live for the country and we will struggle for the
country. We did not get the opportunity to die for the nation or spend our
youth in jail. But we can surely live for the nation, that is something that
everyone has the opportunity to do.
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