NDA is keen on industrial, infrastructure development: Modi
The Hindu
Nepotism-ridden United Progressive Alliance works only for dynasty rule, says Prime Minister
While the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is keen on holistic infrastructure and industrial development of the nation, the nepotism-ridden United Progressive Alliance (UPA) is for dynasty rule for the benefit of their children and their grandchildren, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in Kanniyakumari on Friday. Addressing an election campaign meeting, Mr. Modi said the NDA government which had planned to create Kanniyakumari – Mumbai Industrial Corridor, had allocated over ₹1 lakh crore for infrastructure development in Tamil Nadu. The prime objective of the NDA government was a prosperous farming sector, a bubbling industrial sector, animated small and marginal businesses, well-developed coastal sector and fishing industry by designing appropriate policies.
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