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NEW DELHI: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on April 2 lauded the strong digital public infrastructure which brought India at the fore-front in digital transactions. Speaking at Pallavaram, Tamil Nadu, Sitharaman said that in India 43.3 crore transactions are being done every month through digital payment without any charge.
“The country is becoming a hub of digital infratructure. Digital public infrastructure has been designed in such a manner that it involves the seller, the buyer and the payment system. 43.3 crore transactions are being conducted digitally per month,” she said.
Sitharaman highlighted that today India is producing mobile phones not only for domestic consumption but also for exporting to other countries, and all this happened because of the efforts of the current Indian Govt.
Sitharaman also praised the PLI scheme. “The PLI schemes have incentivised the industries to invest in thorium, solar energy and green hydrogen sector. India has also joined hand with other countries to make progress in the renewable energy sector and in the coming future India will become a leader in the renewable energy sector.”
