India Inc best judge, but govt would like speedier pvt investment: FM

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The finance minister said that in matters of technology, India is well-placed and can be a leader in many aspects.“We have proven to the world that when we talk about technology and its deployment, we do it at a population scale.

Sitharaman said the government must continuously address the aspirations of the poorer segments, the middle class, and entrepreneurs.“There is no way the government can say that due to uncertainties, we need to prioritise our needs.

Without naming any regulator, Sitharaman said the government has taken up issues where regulatory overreach has gone too far.“In such cases, we want a group of people to look into it,” she added.