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We based our approach on a study which showed that capital expenditure has a much higher multiplier effect than revenue expenditure - and that has proven to be correct. The fact that the growth numbers are sustaining at where they are is a clear answer that multiplier is actually... show more

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India, today, has reached such a level that countries globally are recognising it for its achievements. And Operation Sindoor actually showed that. Look at the way our armed forces handled the situation. They were very clear from the beginning to the end that they wanted to attack the terrorist centres and hit them. If they (Pakistan) were rational enough, they wouldn't have done any more mischief because they don't take any action against terrorist, they allow them to roam in their country freely. Pakistan, literally, has become the fountainhead for terrorism. India, however, was determined not to allow its citizens to suffer and thereafter we hit the air bases in Pakistan. We had the technology which could talk between the three forces. We carried out hits at precise targets and there was no wrong attack. - Smt Nirmala Sitharaman on #OperationSindoor.

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