new delhi finance minister nirmala sitharaman on thursday said that the government is committed to revival of economy and will undertake necessary steps required to boost growth addressing a special plenary session organised by the confederation of indian industry cii on the theme india 75 government and business working together for aatmanirbhar bharat via video conferencing sitharaman said that the economy has benefitted from the collective participation thinking and coordination of efforts of all the stakeholdersi thank the indian industry for being level headed while facing the challenges during the first and second covid wave she saidhighlighting the uptick in economic activities the finance minister pointed out that 89 per cent growth in core sectors have been possible largely because of the public expenditureshe also reiterated that the centre is committed to undertaking reforms that will ramp up the economyevery opportunity that we have had the ibc factoring tribunals etc our commitment to reforms continues through tangible steps in parliament she saidhowever she noted that the economy has not yet reached the level where the central bank can begin pulling back liquidity as it is still recovering from the shock of two major waves of coronavirus i am glad that rbi reserve bank of india understands that quicker retrieval of the liquidity from the economy may not do the necessary things to win sitharaman said in a virtual conference with industriesthey have not given any indication about wanting to suck out the liquidity that is available there she addedsitharaman also assured that the centre is firmly committed to complete the pending divestment and privatisation processes which is ingrained in its policyfurther she urged the industry to come forward and show its risk taking abilities by investing in the economy and take decisions to expand business indian industry is moving into totally new areas i invite you all to take the bull by the horns and help the us government is with you she added