Chandigarh University honours India Foundation’s Shaurya Doval
Prime Minister Boris Johnson will invite India to join the G7 Nations meeting in England this year during his forthcoming visit to New Delhi, underlining the strength of the Indian economy and its perspective in the global markets.
“The global importance of India can be ascertained from the fact that in the year 2007 India became a member of G20 nations (World’s Progressive and Richest) and within 14 years, G7 Nations are now inviting India to join them of their annual meeting at England this year for which Prime Minister Boris Johnson (U.K.) is visiting India to invite our Prime Minister Narendra Modi,” said Shaurya Doval, the young entrepreneur and Director, India Foundation.
“With the exponential growth of our economy, India has increased its influence all over the world and has emerged as global powerhouse,” he told students and young entrepreneurs of Chandigarh University during a session organized at its campus on the theme “Role of Youth in making India a US$5 trillion Economy”.
While delivering his keynote address on 13 Feb 2021, Shaurya Doval said, “For about 1,000 years India was robbed off its wealth by the invaders and then the colonial regime of Britishers, but it just took 70 years for India to bounce back from reins to become the 2nd largest economy of the world. Today India’s GDP is bigger than UK’s GDP, the country which ruled us for 200 years.”
He highlighted economic reforms and India becoming an attractive investment destinations for global businesses.
On the occasion Chandigarh University honored Shaurya Doval with ‘The Pride of India’ award for his contribution as though-leader who is contributing in formulating strategic policies that can shape New India and also being a role model for young entrepreneurs of India.
Shaurya Doval is the founder of India Foundation, an independent research center with many renowned thought-leaders on its board as its members and focused on the issues, challenges, and opportunities of the Indian polity. #trade #investment #exports #projects /fiinews.com
