Network18 exclusive: Narendra Modi's economic agenda

Country is fed-up with Hindu-Muslim terminology: Modi

My policies are pro-people: Modi

Must end the religious divide:Modi

I don't want to be a part of divisive politics: Modi

Don't divide India in the name of secularism: Modi

RSS is an important cultural organisation: Modi

RSS has never forced anything on anyone: Modi

Politicians have to be careful while making a comment: Modi

I have never commented on the media: Modi

Media should improve its credibility: Modi

Criminalisation of politics is a big issue: Modi

Quality of politicians has deteriorated: Modi

Experience and energy both needed to run the country: Modi

Don't bifurcate people on the basis of religion: Modi

Diplomacy parameters have changed with time: Modi

I am committed to the poor and their upliftment: Modi

Relations are now based on trade and commerce: Modi

Diplomacy parameters have changed with time: Modi

Experience and energy both needed to run the country: Modi

Don't equate age with work: Modi

Decentralisation is the key to nation's progress: Modi

No 100 day plan, my government will deliver in 5 years: Modi

GST is impossible without strong IT network: Modi

We have never opposed goods and services tax: Modi

I have a very honest relationship with corporates: Modi

We did a turnaround in power sector in Gujarat: Modi

We will professionalise Coal India: Modi

We will not work under any pressure for country's development: Modi

Railways can become the engine of the family: Modi

Talking about portfolios right now is too early: Modi

States and Centre should work like a family: Modi

If PM and CMs work together, country can progress: Modi

Congress misusing Article 356 against states: Modi

Centralised form of government is bad for the country: Modi

Pressure from people vital for the government to do well: Modi

People have a lot of expectations from me: Modi

In an exclusive interview to Network18, BJP's prime ministerial pick Narendra Modi spoke about his economic agenda for the country if saffron party-led government was elected to power. He claimed that the economic policy of his government will be pro-people and in favour of India's business interest. He also agreed to review the FDI with a different perspective.

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