Economy Survey 2026: Ahead of Budget Session, PM Modi calls India a 'ray of hope', highlights EU trade pact, and reform push
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
60% : " Addressing the media ahead of the Budget Session 2026, Modi said India has become a centre of global attention, pointing to the recently signed Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between India and the European Union (EU) as a key milestone.59% : It has also become a centre of attraction," the Prime Minister said, adding that the India-EU FTA signals promising opportunities ahead.
40% : Highlighting the significance of the agreement, Modi described it as "Free Trade for Ambitious India, for Aspirational Youth, and for Aatmanirbhar India."
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