New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi flies out today for his visit to France, Germany and Canada, in which he plans to take his “Make in India” push to Euro zone’s two biggest economies. Modi said that he tries to pack more destinations per trip to make the most out of his tours.
I’m from Ahmedabad where we have a saying, ‘single-fare, double journey. I usually try to visit two to four nations. I expect my visit will be helpful in advancing our Make in India initiative,” Modi said.
Apart from France, Modi will also be visiting Germany and Canada. The Prime Minister also said that all the three nations are major economies and that they have great relevance to the development and growth of India. Many key civil and nuclear agreements are expected to be signed during this trip.
Modi on April 5 had said the judiciary should have an internal mechanism of “self- assessment” and be “perfect” and also remain cautious against giving “perception-driven” verdicts since perceptions are often driven by “five-star activists”.
After Modi raised the issue of “self-assessment”, Chief Justice of India HL Dattu said the judiciary already has an in-house mechanism in place that is “effectively functioning”.
Addressing a joint conference of chief justices of High Courts and chief ministers, Modi had said that while the judiciary is getting powerful, it is necessary that it also becomes “perfect” to live up to the expectations of the people.
Bureau Report
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