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New Delhi, Oct. 31 India would find its rightful place in the international community as more investment is coming into the development of infrastructure like roads, bridges, airports and container ports among others, the Mentor Minister, Singapore, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, said on Wednesday.

“India is on a roll. It’s the Indian season and it’s the flavour of international investors,” Mr Lee said while attending a luncheon meeting hosted by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII).

Mr Lee also urged Indian industry to take their corporate social responsibility to a wider platform so that the community at large benefits from the country’s economy growth in the field of education, primary health and sanitation among others.

The Mentor Minister also urged the Government to work out a political system that enables growth to spread faster and wider.

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