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Nitin Gadkari at Fortune India's MPW 2025 on Drone Didis: Self-help groups of women have drones, who are responsible for disseminating fertilisers through drones, reducing wastage. This is the dream of PM Modi.
Politics is an instrument of socio-economic reform. In my social constructive role, my aim is to empower women by ensuring the tool of financial independence is with them: Nitin Gadkari at Fortune India's MPW 2025
The price of EVs will be less than that of petrol or diesel-run vehicles: Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, at Fortune India’s MPW 2025
After the Pahalgam incident, 100% of Kashmiris have stood with India. Why? Because tourism has increased, giving massive employment to the people of Kashmir: Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, at Fortune India’s MPW 2025
I always believe in the philosophy that where there is a will, there is a way. Where there is no will, there you will find all these surveys, meetings, reports, and so on.: Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, at Fortune India’s MPW 2025
Balasaheb Thackeray once gave me a plate where it was written, “I like people who get things done”: Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, at Fortune India’s MPW 2025
A tectonic shift is underway, when it comes to women-led development. Look at the result of our competitive exams. And how women are leading the way: Amitabh Kant, Ex-G20 Sherpa, India & Ex-CEO, NITI Aayog at Fortune India's MPW 2025
Pushing for women-led development was even more difficult than the Russia-Ukraine war, and no development can ever happen if you don’t include women: Amitabh Kant, Ex-G20 Sherpa, India & Ex-CEO, NITI Aayog at Fortune India’s MPW 2025
Pushing for women-led development as part of the G20, we found opposition from many nations like Saudi Arabia and Türkiye: Amitabh Kant, Ex-G20 Sherpa, India & Ex-CEO, NITI Aayog at Fortune India MPW 2025
Of the 980 million working-age Indians, only 18% women contribute to the GDP — unless this rises to 50%, India cannot become a developed economy: Amitabh Kant, Ex-G20 Sherpa, India & Ex-CEO, NITI Aayog at Fortune India's MPW 2025
Nitin Gadkari at Fortune India's MPW 2025 on Drone Didis: Self-help groups of women have drones, who are responsible for disseminating fertilisers through drones, reducing wastage. This is the dream of PM Modi.
Politics is an instrument of socio-economic reform. In my social constructive role, my aim is to empower women by ensuring the tool of financial independence is with them: Nitin Gadkari at Fortune India's MPW 2025
The price of EVs will be less than that of petrol or diesel-run vehicles: Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, at Fortune India’s MPW 2025
After the Pahalgam incident, 100% of Kashmiris have stood with India. Why? Because tourism has increased, giving massive employment to the people of Kashmir: Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, at Fortune India’s MPW 2025
I always believe in the philosophy that where there is a will, there is a way. Where there is no will, there you will find all these surveys, meetings, reports, and so on.: Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, at Fortune India’s MPW 2025
Balasaheb Thackeray once gave me a plate where it was written, “I like people who get things done”: Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, at Fortune India’s MPW 2025
A tectonic shift is underway, when it comes to women-led development. Look at the result of our competitive exams. And how women are leading the way: Amitabh Kant, Ex-G20 Sherpa, India & Ex-CEO, NITI Aayog at Fortune India's MPW 2025
Pushing for women-led development was even more difficult than the Russia-Ukraine war, and no development can ever happen if you don’t include women: Amitabh Kant, Ex-G20 Sherpa, India & Ex-CEO, NITI Aayog at Fortune India’s MPW 2025
Pushing for women-led development as part of the G20, we found opposition from many nations like Saudi Arabia and Türkiye: Amitabh Kant, Ex-G20 Sherpa, India & Ex-CEO, NITI Aayog at Fortune India MPW 2025
Of the 980 million working-age Indians, only 18% women contribute to the GDP — unless this rises to 50%, India cannot become a developed economy: Amitabh Kant, Ex-G20 Sherpa, India & Ex-CEO, NITI Aayog at Fortune India's MPW 2025

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