‘Need to boost exports as investors shift focus from China to India’: Gadkari
Updated on Jun 19, 2020 01:43 pm IST
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said that the world now is not much interested to deal with China. He called it a blessing in disguise for the Indian economy. Gadkari was addresing a webinar on India's electric vehicle roadmap post Covid. Recently, the clamour to boycott China-made products grew in India with people holding anti-China protests in parts of the country. Gadkari's remarks come in the wake of border clashes between the two Asian neighbours in Ladakh. 20 Indian Army personnel were martyred in a violent faceoff with China on June 15 night.
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