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PM Modi sells reforms story to US biz, seeks investment across sectors

Inviting US investors to tap opportunities in the technology sector, the prime minister cited a report that said that for the first time ever, there were more rural internet users than urban.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi during 45th India Ideas Summit. Photo: ANI

Indivjal Dhasmana New Delhi
Enthused by the foreign direct investment inflows of $20 billion into India during the first four months of the current financial despite the outbreak of the coronavirus, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday invited US businesses to invest in a variety of sectors ranging from health, technology to defence and space.
 
"Today, there is global optimism towards India. This is because India offers a perfect combination of openness, opportunities and options. Let me elaborate. India celebrates openness in people and in governance," Modi said during his address at the India Ideas Summit, organised by US India Business Council (USIBC).
 
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