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NDA’s land bill faces flak in Par panel, Cong for draft that reflects ‘majority’ viewNEW DELHI, July 5:

Buoyed by poor support fromfarmers’ bodies and NGOs to thechanges in NDA Government’sland bill, Congress will pitch foradoption of a draft report on theissue by a Parliamentary panelthat reflects the ‘majority’ viewfavouring inclusion of provisions

like the consent clause and socialimpact assessment.

The understanding in Congressis that if the panel goes by the gen-eral view expressed in over 500 rep-resentations and around three dozenappearances before it, a majority ofthe provisions of the 2013 land billwill have to be retained.

As around 90 percent organi-

sations have batted for retainingthe key provisions of 2013 landlaw brought by the UPA, theparty is building pressure on theJoint Committee of Parliamentheaded by BJP member S SAhluwalia to take into accountthe dominating voices before thepanel whose draft report shouldalso reflect this. (PTI)

Will do everything possible to make India innovation hub: PM

NEW DELHI, July 5:

Prime Minister NarendraModi tonight promised to doeverything possible to makeenterprise and innovation easierso that India emerges as an inno-vation hub and keeps pace withthe fast changing world.

"The world is changing,quicker than ever before and wecannot remain oblivious to that.If we don't innovate, if we don'tcome up with cutting edge prod-ucts there will be stagnation," hesaid in a 'Digital Dialogue', andadded, "On the part of theGovernment, I assure absolutesupport."

Responding to numeroussuggestions with regard to digi-talisation received through theday on a specially-created plat-form on social media, Modisaid, "We are doing everythingpossible to make enterprise andinnovation easier. We have cov-

ered substantial ground in thelast 14 months and want to do alot more in the future."

He said his Governmentwants India to emerge as theinnovation hub where the nextbig ideas emerge, driven by thepower of technology.

Exhorting people to keepinnovating as "innovation iswhat will help us grow faster",the Prime Minister particularlyencouraged the start-ups, sayingthey are "the engines of expo-nential growth, manifesting thepower of innovation".

He said that several big com-panies of today are start-ups ofyesterday. "They were born witha spirit of enterprise and adven-ture kept alive due to hard workand perseverance and todayhave become shining beacons ofinnovation," he noted.

To a question on challengesto the road map of Digital India,

Modi said, "When we havetaken up such an ambitious ini-tiative and that too at such alarge scale, there will be severalchallenges. But, we should nei-ther underestimate these chal-lenges nor should we get over-whelmed by them. We must belaser-focused on our Missionand that is what we are doing."

Talking about the chal-lenges, he mentioned access andaffordable access as also skillsand knowledge.

"We have to empower ourcitizens with the skills andknowledge to use digital appli-cations and services. We alsohave to volunteer time and effortto share digital skills so that ourfellow citizens who have recent-ly been digitally empowered getto know how to use this power-ful medium and are able to getthe maximum out of this medi-um," he added. (PTI)