“With regard to India, the Mantra must be …”: Anil Agarawal from Fida Iqbal calls for the call to cancel bold economic restrictions in one day, global markets were shaken by commercial uncertainty and saw the worst Monday in years.

One day, the global markets were shaken by the inadequacy of commercial and witnessed the worst Monday in years, the President of Vedanta Anil Agarwal moved to social media to exchange a message of flexibility and reform – personal and patriotism.

“When the world around it is uncertain and chaotic, there is only one thing you can do-make yourself strong. Strong to the point that you will be the last place,” Agarwal posted on X (previously Twitter), and calls for a self-empowerment spirit.

Quoted from the common lines of the poet Allama IQBAL – “KHUDI Ko KAR BULAND ITNA, Ki Har Taqdeer Se Pehle, Khuda Bande Se Khud Pochhe, Bataa Teri Raza Kya Hai” Personal Philosophy, but as an economic vision of India.

“For India, Mantra must be to cancel the replacement of our economy. Let’s be the most competitive countries,” he wrote. “Then, with our large market and businessmen of the first degree, we can face any storm.”

Industrial billionaire comments come amid the increase in global financial fluctuations, commercial tensions and concerns about slow growth in major economies.

Agarwal, which is Vedanta, whose mining and minerals are one of the largest companies in India, has long called for pro -business reforms, ease of business, and reduce organizational bottlenecks. His latest comments are seen as a renewed batch of structural economic changes that enable Indian entrepreneurs to compete on the world stage.

Several business leaders have echoed similar feelings in recent weeks, on the pretext that the upcoming growth stage in India will depend not only on local consumption but also on the speed that the country can update policy frameworks.