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PM Modi said, what is the similarity between the Aaj Tak channels and their government

Modi At Conclave 19 Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the stage of the nation's number one news channel Aaj Tak, kept his vision in front of the country. During this time he counted the similarities between Aaj Tak and his government.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the India Today Group special program 'India Today Conclave' on Saturday. During this time, he told what is the similarity between the country's number one channel 'Aajtak' and his government. The Prime Minister said that if your 'Aaj Tak' is the fastest then our government is also the fastest. He also mentioned the reason during this and said that our government is working with the previous governments at a very fast pace.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said -

- Our government is removing 'fastest' poverty today

In our government's tenure, the country has emerged as the world's "fastest" economy. During this time, he said that if you look at 1991, then the GDP is moving at the fastest pace in the last five years.

- Our government lowered 'fastest' inflation

- The 'fastest' roads are being constructed in our government's tenure

- We have developed the 'fastest' railway

- Our government is building 'fastest' house for the poor

- During our government's tenure, the 'fastest' mobile manufacturing in the country is getting

- 'Fastest' optical fiber today

- FDI is the fastest in the country today

- Today is the 'fastest' cleanliness environment in the country

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said during this time that if the tag line of your channel is 'fastest', then our government's lifeline is also the 'fastest'.

It is worth mentioning that in the two-day India Today Conclave, many big personalities in the country and the world are attending. In his speech, Prime Minister Narendra Modi fiercely attacked the opposition and counted the achievements of his government.

When Modi came to Delhi for the first time!

PM Modi also told the story of the early days of his tenure and said that when I came to Delhi in 2014, I did not know how the central government is moving. How does foreign policy go? But it was my good fortune because of this I got to learn. But in the past, you would have been seeing the effect of India's foreign policy today. Now no one can dare to show eye to India