NEW DELHI: Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday asserted that "India does not need a certificate from any foreign institution," and instead, it needs a certificate from the country, ANI reported."Arun Jaitley ji is working on the basis of some foreign institution. India does not need a certificate from any foreign institution. India needs a certificate from the country, and the people are saying Narendra Modi, Arun Jaitley have failed," ANI quoted Rahul as saying in Gujarat's Bharuch."Jaitley ji said ease of doing business has seen improvement in India. Is he living in real or a dream world," he added.This was his third attack on the government today, over India's 30-place leap to the 100th spot in the World Bank 's ease of doing business report that was released on Tuesday.Earlier in the day, Rahul had tweeted a twist to a famous couplet by Ghalib to allege that Jaitley was self-satisfied while the economy was in misery."Everyone knows the reality of 'ease of doing business' Dr Jaitley, but it's a good idea to keep yourself happy," he had said.The finance minister had reacted through a tweet of his own: The difference between the UPA and NDA - 'The ease of doing corruption has been replaced by the ease of doing business'According to the World Bank, India's rank has risen from 130 to 100 this year, helped by a slew of reforms in taxation, licensing, investor protection and bankruptcy resolution.At home, while the government, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, hailed the improvement as the "outcome of the all-round & multi-sectoral reform push of Team India," the Congress claimed that it was not a reflection of the country's ground reality.