New Delhi: Industry dean Ratan Tata advised that nonattendance of strong unified ideological conception in Parliament would hold back the inspiring growth drive, whilst pressing out worry over large scale economic inequality.

On the occasion of Independence Day, Tata narrated, “In its 60th year, clearly India's time has come.”

"The country is now universally recognised as a nation on the move and takes its place amongst the successful economies of the region" he added.

Still Tata felt: "One must recognise that great disparity still exists and a large portion of population survives at or below subsistence levels, while a smaller more fortunate segment enjoys wealth and well-being.”

"One must also recognise that the absence of a strong unified ideological construct in Parliament, deprives the country of unified direction, singleness of purpose and often hinders the momentum of growth,” he also said.