Economics
Modi Vows to Curb Prices While Promising India 100 Smart Cities
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India’s top opposition leader Narendra Modi promised voters cheaper goods and 100 “smart cities” in unveiling steps to boost Asia’s third-biggest economy as he seeks to unseat the ruling Congress party.
Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party will create a stabilization fund to combat Asia’s fastest inflation and form special courts to try those who hoard goods, he said in New Delhi yesterday. A Modi-led government would also improve the rail network and power supply in the world’s second-most populous nation, he told thousands of party workers.