Veteran global investor Jim Rogers, renowned for his expertise in economics and strategic insights, has lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic policies, describing them as transformative. Speaking to news agency IANS on Thursday, the 82-year-old investor noted a significant shift in India’s economic governance under PM Modi’s leadership, emphasizing that for decades, New Delhi spoke about reforms but lacked commitment.
"You know, for many decades, Delhi has talked about a lot of good things, but they haven't really meant it. I never had the feeling that Delhi understood the economics and understood what should happen. But now, for the first time in my life, I think Delhi understands and they mean it and it's going to get better,” Rogers said while speaking to the news agency.
Highlighting India’s progress, Rogers expressed optimism about the country's future, even hinting at plans to reinvest. "I sold my investments in India too soon. I will invest more in India as the country has a brighter future," he said. Rogers added, “India has realised that prosperity is not bad and success is not bad either. There is a positive change in New Delhi.”
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