Modi urges Indians to avoid foreign travel and gold purchases
Most outlets led with Modi’s call for Indians to skip foreign trips and overseas weddings, and to avoid unnecessary gold purchases, framing it as part of a broader message of austerity. The excerpts provided similar framing, with both highlighting the connection to economic growth and financial restraint, though the Daily Times added context about the appeal being tied to Modi’s broader goals.
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Modi urges Indians to skip foreign trips, gold
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged citizens to avoid leisure trips abroad and overseas weddings. He also asked people to avoid buying gold unless necessary. Modi linked the appeal to his broader goal of building a developed India. In a video message on Tuesday, Modi called for greater spending discipline among citizens. He urged […]
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Modi’s austerity pitch: Skip the foreign trip, the destination wedding, and maybe that gold necklace too
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has a message for Indians riding high on 7.8 per cent growth: leave the passport at home, the wedding venue local, and the gold in the shop window. In an early video message on Tuesday, Modi told citizens in Hindi: "Foreign trips, if you are going for leisure, you should not go. If you are getting married abroad, you should not do so. And if it is not necessary, you...
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