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The Governor of Karnataka, Shri Thawar Chand Gehlot, met the President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu, at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi today.
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The Governor of Karnataka, Shri Thawar Chand Gehlot, met the Minister of Defence of India, Shri Rajanth Singh, in New Delhi today.
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The Governor of Karnataka, Shri Thawar Chand Gehlot, met the Minister of Home Affairs of India, Shri Amit Shah, in New Delhi today.
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Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone, inaugurated development works worth around Rs 40,000 crore in Purnea, Bihar today. Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister extended his respectful greetings to all. He remarked that Purnea is the land of Maa Puran Devi, Bhakt Prahlad, and Maharshi Mehi Baba. Shri Modi highlighted that this soil has given birth to literary giants like Phanishwarnath Renu and Satinath Bhaduri. He further noted that it has been the karmabhoomi of dedicated karmayogis like Vinoba Bhave and reiterated his deep reverence for this land.

Announcing the inauguration and foundation laying of development projects worth approximately ₹40,000 crore for Bihar, Shri Modi highlighted that these projects—spanning railways, airports, electricity, and water—will serve as a means to fulfill the aspirations of Seemanchal. He stated that over 40,000 beneficiaries have received permanent housing under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. The Prime Minister remarked that today marks a new beginning in the lives of these 40,000 families. He noted that entering a permanent home before Dhanteras, Diwali, and Chhath Puja is a matter of great fortune. He extended his congratulations and best wishes to all these families.

Stating that today’s occasion also serves to reassure his homeless brothers and sisters that they too will one day receive a permanent home, the Prime Minister highlighted that over the past 11 years, the government has built and provided more than 4 crore permanent houses to the poor. He added that the government is now working to construct 3 crore new homes. Shri Modi affirmed that until every poor citizen receives a permanent house, Modi will neither stop nor pause. He emphasized that prioritizing the marginalized and serving the poor is the core objective of his governance.

The Prime Minister stated that today, on the occasion of Engineers’ Day, the nation pays tribute to Sir M. Visvesvaraya, emphasizing the significant role engineers play in building a developed India and a developed Bihar. He extended his congratulations and best wishes to all engineers across the country. Shri Modi highlighted that the dedication and skill of engineers is evident in today’s event as well. He noted that the terminal building of Purnea Airport was constructed in a record time of less than five months. He announced the inauguration of the terminal and flagged off the first commercial flight. “With the launch of the new airport, Purnea has now been placed on the country’s aviation map”, stressed the PM, remarking that this will enable direct connectivity between Purnea and Seemanchal with major cities and key commercial hubs across the nation.

“Our Government is connecting the entire region with modern, high-tech rail services”, exclaimed Shri Modi. He flagged off one Vande Bharat, two Amrit Bharat, and one passenger train today. He announced the inauguration of the new Araria–Galgalia rail line and laid the foundation stone for the Vikramshila–Kataria rail line.

Mentioning that the Government of India has recently taken another major decision by approving the Mokama–Munger section of the Buxar–Bhagalpur high-speed corridor, the PM highlighted that this will greatly benefit industrial hubs such as Munger, Jamalpur, and Bhagalpur. He further announced that the government has also approved the doubling of the Bhagalpur–Dumka–Rampurhat rail line.

Shri Modi remarked that for the development of the nation, the development of Bihar is essential. He further highlighted that for Bihar’s progress, the development of Purnea and the Seemanchal region is crucial. The Prime Minister pointed out that the region suffered significant losses due to the misgovernance of previous governments. He stated that their government is now changing the situation. The Prime Minister emphasized that this region is now at the center of the development focus.

Highlighting that efforts are underway to make Bihar self-reliant in the power sector, the PM remarked that a 2400 MW thermal power project has been inaugurated in Pirpainti, Bhagalpur. He emphasized that their governments at the Union and State are committed to increasing the income of farmers and livestock rearers. Shri Modi also announced the foundation laying of the first phase of the Kosi-Mechi intra-state river link project, which will expand the Eastern Kosi Main Canal. This expansion will facilitate irrigation across lakhs of hectares and help address the challenge of floods. The Prime Minister noted that makhana cultivation has been a source of income for Bihar’s farmers, but previous governments neglected both the crop and the farmers. He asserted that it is the current government that has given makhana the priority it deserves.

“I had promised the people of Bihar the formation of a National Makhana Board. He announced that the Central Government has issued the notification for its establishment just yesterday”, stated the Prime Minister, emphasizing that the Board will work continuously to ensure better prices for makhana farmers and to enhance the use of technology in the sector. He further highlighted that the government has approved a plan worth nearly ₹475 crore for the development of the makhana sector.

Remarking that Bihar’s current pace of development and progress is unsettling for some, Shri Modi stated that those who exploited Bihar for decades and betrayed its soil are unwilling to accept that Bihar can now set new benchmarks. The Prime Minister highlighted that thousands of crores worth of development projects are underway across every sector in Bihar. He cited major achievements such as the hosting of the Hockey Asia Cup in Rajgir, the historic construction of the Aunta-Simaria bridge, and the export of Made-in-Bihar rail engines to Africa. He asserted that these accomplishments are difficult for opposition leaders to digest. Pointing out that whenever Bihar advances, opposition parties resort to insulting the state. He referred to a recent instance where one of the opposition party, compared Bihar to a bidi on social media, reflecting deep-seated contempt. He accused these parties of damaging Bihar’s reputation through scams and corruption, and now attempting to defame the state again as it progresses. He emphasized that individuals with such a mindset can never work for Bihar’s welfare. Those concerned only with filling their own coffers, he said, cannot care about the homes of the poor. The Prime Minister recalled that a former Prime Minister had admitted that out of every ₹1 sent by the government, ₹0.85 was lost to corruption. He questioned whether, under opposition rule, money ever reached the poor directly. Shri Modi highlighted that since the COVID-19 pandemic, every poor citizen has been receiving free ration. He asked whether such benefits were ever provided under opposition governments. The Prime Minister further noted that under the Ayushman Bharat scheme, every poor person now has access to free medical treatment up to ₹5 lakh. He questioned whether those who failed to build hospitals could have ever provided such healthcare benefits.

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi stated that opposition parties pose a threat not only to Bihar’s dignity but also to its identity. He highlighted the grave demographic crisis emerging in Seemanchal and Eastern India due to illegal infiltrators. Shri Modi expressed concern that people in Bihar, Bengal, and Assam are increasingly worried about the safety of their sisters and daughters. He recalled announcing the Demography Mission from the Red Fort to address this issue. The Prime Minister criticized the opposition alliance and its ecosystem for defending infiltrators and attempting to shield them for vote-bank politics. 
Shri Modi asserted that these groups are willing to jeopardize both the resources and security of Bihar and the nation. Speaking from the soil of Purnea, he declared that every infiltrator must be removed. He affirmed that sealing infiltration is a firm responsibility of their government. Issuing a direct challenge, the Prime Minister called on leaders defending infiltrators to come forward. He stated that no matter how hard they try to protect infiltrators, the government will continue working with resolve to remove them. He warned those acting as shields for infiltrators that Indian law will prevail—not the whims of illegal entrants. He assured the nation that this is his guarantee: action will be taken against infiltrators and the country will witness the results. Shri Modi criticised the opposition alliance for promoting narratives in support of infiltration and declared that the people of Bihar and India are preparing to give them a strong and decisive response.

Prime Minister stated that the opposition has been out of power in Bihar for the past two decades, and credited the women of Bihar—its mothers and sisters—as the driving force behind this change. He remarked that during the opposition party regime, women were the primary victims of rampant crimes such as murder, rape, and extortion. Shri Modi highlighted that under our governments at Union and State, these same women are now emerging as “Lakhpati Didis” and “Drone Didis,” leading a transformative revolution through self-help groups. He praised the unprecedented success of the Jeevika Didi campaign under the leadership of Shri Nitish Kumar.

The Prime Minister announced that a Community Investment Fund of approximately ₹500 crore has been released for women. He explained that this amount will reach cluster-level federations, which will empower self-help groups across villages. He emphasized that this initiative will provide women with new opportunities to enhance their capabilities and economic strength.

Shri Modi said that for opposition, the welfare of their own families has always been their top priority, and they have never cared for the families of the people. He emphasized that for him, every citizen is part of his family. Therefore, he said, he worries about the people’s expenses and their savings. With several festivals approaching, including Diwali and Chhath, the Prime Minister announced a major gift from the government for the poor and middle class. He noted that today is 15 September, and exactly one week later, Navratri will begin. On that day, 22 September, GST will be reduced across the country. Shri Modi highlighted that GST has been significantly lowered on most daily-use items. Addressing the women present, he stated that the reduction in GST will substantially ease kitchen expenses. Items such as toothpaste, soap, shampoo, ghee, and various food products will become more affordable. He added that the cost of stationery used in children’s education will also decrease. This festive season, buying new clothes and shoes for children will be easier, as these too will be cheaper. The Prime Minister added by asserting that when a government truly cares for the poor, it delivers such impactful measures.

Recalling that the sons of Purnea had demonstrated India’s strength to the British during the freedom struggle, the Prime Minister remarked that once again, through Operation Sindoor, the nation has shown that same strength to its adversaries. Shri Modi highlighted the significant role played by a brave son of Purnea in the strategic execution of the operation. He emphasized that whether it is national security or national development, Bihar plays a vital role in the country’s progress. He concluded by urging that the momentum of Bihar’s development campaign must continue with full force.

The Governor of Bihar, Shri Arif Mohammed Khan, Chief Minister of Bihar, Shri Nitish Kumar, Union Ministers, Shri Rammohan Naidu, Shri Rajiv Ranjan Singh, Shri Jitan Ram Manji, Shri Giriraj Singh, Shri Chirag Paswan, Shri Nityanand Rai, Shri Ram Nath Thakur, Dr. Raj Bhushan Choudhary, Shri Satish Chandra Dubey were present among other dignitaries at the event.
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Morning Glory at 11:30:00 PM 0

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi addressed the International Conference on Gyan Bharatam in Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi today. Addressing the gathering on the occasion, the Prime Minister remarked that Vigyan Bhavan is today witnessing the resurgence of India’s golden past. He highlighted that only a few days ago, he had announced the Gyan Bharatam Mission and within such a short span, the Gyan Bharatam International Conference was being organized. Shri Modi informed that the portal associated with the mission has also been launched. Stating that this is not a government or academic event, the Prime Minister emphasised that the Gyan Bharatam Mission is set to become a proclamation of India’s culture, literature, and consciousness. He reflected on the contemplative legacy of thousands of generations. He acknowledged the wisdom and research of India’s great sages, acharyas, and scholars, underlining India’s knowledge, traditions and scientific heritage. Shri Modi stated that through the Gyan Bharatam Mission, these legacies are being digitized. He extended congratulations to all citizens for this mission and conveyed his best wishes to the entire Gyan Bharatam team and the Ministry of Culture.

Stating that viewing a manuscript feels akin to time travel, Shri Modi reflected on the vast difference between present-day conditions and those of the past. He noted that today, with the help of keyboards, we are able to write extensively with the convenience of delete and correction options and through printers, thousands of copies of a single page can be produced. Urging the audience to imagine the world of centuries ago, the Prime Minister emphasised that modern material resources were not available at that time and our ancestors had to rely solely on intellectual resources. He highlighted the meticulous attention required while writing each letter. Underlining the immense effort involved in creating each scripture, Shri Modi noted that even in those times, the people of India built grand libraries that became global centers of knowledge. The Prime Minister affirmed that India still possesses the world’s largest manuscript collection and emphasised that there are approximately one crore manuscripts in India’s possession.

Highlighting that millions of manuscripts were destroyed and lost in the cruel tides of history, Shri Modi emphasized that the surviving manuscripts stand as testimony to the profound dedication of our ancestors towards knowledge, science, reading, and learning. Noting the fragility of scriptures written on bhojpatra and palm leaves and the threat of metal corrosion in words inscribed on copper plates, the Prime Minister remarked that despite these challenges, our ancestors revered words as divine and served them with the spirit of ‘Akshar Brahma Bhav’. He stated that generation after generation, families preserved these scriptures and manuscripts with care, underlining the immense reverence for knowledge. Shri Modi acknowledged the concern for future generations, emphasizing the sense of responsibility towards society. He affirmed the spirit of devotion towards the nation, stating that where a greater example of such commitment could be found.

“India’s knowledge tradition remains rich to this day because it is built on four foundational pillars of Preservation, Innovation, Addition, and Adaptation”, exclaimed the Prime Minister. Elaborating on the first pillar—Preservation, Shri Modi noted that the Vedas, India’s most ancient scriptures, are considered the foundation of Indian culture. Affirming that the Vedas are supreme, he explained that earlier, the Vedas were passed down to the next generation through oral tradition—‘Shruti’. He emphasized that for thousands of years, the Vedas were preserved with complete authenticity and without error. The Prime Minister then spoke about the second pillar—Innovation, highlighting that India continuously innovated in Ayurveda, Vastu Shastra, Jyotish, and metallurgy. He remarked that each generation advanced beyond the previous one and made ancient knowledge more scientific. He cited texts like Surya Siddhanta and Varahamihira Samhita as examples of continuous scholarly contributions and the addition of new knowledge. Discussing the third pillar—Addition, Shri Modi explained that every generation not only preserved old knowledge but also contributed new insights. He cited the example that after the original Valmiki Ramayana, many other Ramayanas were composed. He mentioned texts like Ramcharitmanas that emerged from this tradition, while commentaries were written on the Vedas and Upanishads. He highlighted that Indian acharyas offered interpretations such as Dvaita and Advaita.

Deliberating the fourth pillar of India’s knowledge tradition – adaptation, the Prime Minister explained that over time, India engaged in self-introspection and made necessary changes. He emphasized the importance placed on discussions and the continuation of the tradition of Shastrarth. He noted that society discarded outdated ideas and embraced new ones. Shri Modi remarked that during the medieval period, when various social evils emerged, eminent figures arose who awakened societal consciousness. He highlighted that these individuals preserved and safeguarded India’s intellectual heritage.

“Unlike modern notions of nationhood, India possesses a distinct cultural identity, its own consciousness, and its own soul”, stated the Prime Minister, emphasising that India’s history is not merely a record of dynastic victories and defeats. He noted that while the geography of princely states and kingdoms has changed over time, India has remained intact from the Himalayas to the Indian Ocean. He affirmed that India is a living stream, shaped by its thoughts, ideals, and values. “India’s ancient manuscripts reflect the continuous flow of this civilizational journey”, exclaimed Shri Modi, stating that these manuscripts are also declarations of unity in diversity. He informed that manuscripts exist in nearly 80 languages across the country. He listed Sanskrit, Prakrit, Assamese, Bengali, Kannada, Kashmiri, Konkani, Maithili, Malayalam, and Marathi among the many languages in which India’s vast ocean of knowledge is preserved. Highlighting that the Gilgit manuscripts provide authentic historical insights into Kashmir, the Prime Minister noted that the manuscript of Kautilya’s Arthashastra reveals India’s deep understanding of political science and economics. He stated that Acharya Bhadrabahu’s Kalpasutra manuscript safeguards the ancient wisdom of Jainism and the manuscripts from Sarnath contain the teachings of Lord Buddha. He further emphasized that manuscripts like Rasamanjari and Geetgovind have preserved the diverse hues of devotion, beauty, and literature.

“India’s manuscripts contain the footprints of humanity’s entire developmental journey”, emphasised Shri Modi stating that these manuscripts encompass philosophy and science. He noted that they include medicine and metaphysics and also preserve knowledge of art, astronomy, and architecture. The Prime Minister remarked that countless examples can be cited, highlighting that from mathematics to binary-based computer science, the foundation of modern science rests on the concept of zero. Affirming that the discovery of zero took place in India, Shri Modi stated that the Bakhshali manuscript contains evidence of the ancient use of zero and mathematical formulas. He noted that Yashomitra’s Bower manuscript provides insights into centuries-old medical science. The Prime Minister emphasized that manuscripts of texts like Charaka Samhita and Sushruta Samhita have preserved the knowledge of Ayurveda to this day. He added that Sulva Sutra offers ancient geometrical knowledge, while the Krishi Parashara provides information on traditional agricultural knowledge. He further noted that manuscripts of texts like Natya Shastra help us understand the journey of human emotional development.

Stating that every nation presents its historical assets to the world as symbols of civilizational greatness, the Prime Minister noted that countries preserve even a single manuscript or artifact as a national treasure. He emphasized that India possesses an immense wealth of manuscripts, which are a matter of national pride.

The Prime Minister shared a personal experience from his visit to Kuwait, where he met a gentleman who possessed an extensive collection of historical documents detailing India’s ancient maritime trade routes. He remarked that the gentleman approached him with great pride, presenting materials that showcased how India conducted sea-based trade centuries ago. The Prime Minister noted that such collections reflect the depth of India’s global engagement and the respect it commands across borders. He emphasized the need to preserve and integrate these scattered treasures into the broader national effort. He affirmed that these records—wherever they may be found—must be documented, digitized, and celebrated as part of India’s civilizational heritage.

“India has earned the trust of the world. Today, nations view India as the right place to safeguard and honour cultural heritage”, stated Shri Modi. He remarked that earlier, only a few stolen Indian idols were returned. But now, hundreds of ancient idols are being repatriated. He emphasized that these returns are not driven by sentiment or sympathy, but by confidence—confidence that India will preserve and elevate their cultural value with dignity. The Prime Minister reiterated that India has become a trusted custodian of heritage in the eyes of the world. He shared a personal experience from his visit to Mongolia, where he interacted with Buddhist monks and observed their rich manuscript collection. He recounted requesting permission to work on those manuscripts, which were then brought to India, digitized, and respectfully returned. He affirmed that those manuscripts have now become a treasured legacy for Mongolia.

Affirming that India is now preparing to present this heritage to the world with pride, Shri Modi remarked that the Gyan Bharatam Mission is a vital part of this grand initiative. The Prime Minister highlighted that numerous institutions across the country are working with the government in the spirit of public participation. He named Kashi Nagari Pracharini Sabha, the Asiatic Society of Kolkata, ‘Dharohar’ of Udaipur, Acharya Shri Kailashsuri Gyanmandir in Koba, Gujarat, Patanjali in Haridwar, Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute in Pune, and Saraswati Mahal Library in Thanjavur. He informed that with the support of hundreds of such institutions, more than ten lakh manuscripts have been digitized so far. Shri Modi acknowledged that many citizens have come forward to make their family heritage available for the nation, and expressed his gratitude to all these institutions and to every such citizen.

The Prime Minister stated that India has never measured its knowledge by monetary power. Quoting the ancient wisdom of Indian sages that knowledge is the greatest donation, he emphasized that in ancient times, the people of India donated manuscripts with a spirit of generosity. Shri Modi noted that when Chinese traveler Hiuen Tsang visited India, he carried back more than six hundred manuscripts. He added that many Indian manuscripts reached Japan via China. Highlighting that in the 7th century, these manuscripts were preserved in Japan’s Horyu-ji Monastery as national capital, the Prime Minister remarked that even today, many countries around the world house India’s ancient manuscripts. He further stated that under the Gyan Bharatam Mission, India will also strive to unify this shared heritage of humanity.

Mentioning that India initiated this effort during the cultural dialogue of the G-20, the Prime Minister stressed that countries with centuries-old cultural ties to India are being actively engaged in this campaign. He informed that reprinted volumes of the Mongolian Kanjur were gifted to the Ambassador of Mongolia. He added that in 2022, these 108 volumes were also distributed to monasteries in Mongolia and Russia. Shri Modi noted that India has signed MoUs with universities in Thailand and Vietnam. He stated that scholars from these countries are being trained to digitize ancient manuscripts. Highlighting that as a result of these efforts, several manuscripts in Pali, Lanna, and Cham languages have been digitized, Shri Modi affirmed that through the Gyan Bharatam Mission, India will further expand these initiatives.

Stating that the Gyan Bharatam Mission will also address a major challenge, the Prime Minister highlighted that numerous elements of India’s traditional knowledge systems—used for centuries—are often copied and patented by others. He emphasized the need to curb this form of piracy, adding that digital manuscripts will accelerate efforts to counter such misuse and help regulate intellectual piracy. Shri Modi affirmed that the world will gain access to authentic and original sources across various subjects.

Pointing out another critical dimension of the Gyan Bharatam Mission and its role in unlocking new domains of research and innovation, Shri Modi noted that the global cultural and creative industry is valued at approximately $2.5 trillion. He emphasized that digitised manuscripts will feed into the value chains of this industry. The Prime Minister remarked that these crores of manuscripts, and the ancient knowledge embedded within them, will serve as a vast data bank, affirming that this will give a fresh push to data-driven innovation. Stating that new opportunities will emerge for youth in the tech field, Shri Modi added that as manuscript digitization progresses, new possibilities will also open up for academic research.

Noting that to study these digitised manuscripts effectively, the use of advanced technologies like Artificial Intelligence must be increased, the Prime Minister emphasized that with the help of AI, ancient manuscripts can be understood in greater depth and analyzed more comprehensively. He remarked that AI can also assist in presenting the knowledge contained in these manuscripts to the world in an authentic and impactful manner.

Appealing to all youth of the nation to come forward and actively participate in the Gyan Bharatam Mission, Shri Modi emphasized the importance of exploring the past through technology. He stated that efforts must be made to make this knowledge accessible to humanity on evidence-based parameters. The Prime Minister also urged universities and institutes across the country to take new initiatives in this direction. Noting that the entire nation is moving forward with the spirit of Swadeshi and the resolve of Atmanirbhar Bharat, Shri Modi affirmed that this mission is an extension of that national spirit. He stated that India must transform its heritage into a symbol of its strength. The Prime Minister concluded by expressing confidence that the Gyan Bharatam Mission will mark the beginning of a new chapter for the future.

Union Ministers Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Shri Rao Inderjit Singh were present among other dignitaries at the event.

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The President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu, met the students Tinsukia, Assam and Nowshera and Rajouri, Jammu & Kashmir, at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.

They visited Rashtrapati Bhavan as part of the National Integration Tour.

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The Governor of Rajasthan, Shri Haribhau Bagade, met the Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, in New Delhi today.

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The President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu, conferred National Awards on teachers from across the country at a function held in New Delhi today (September 5, 2025) on Teachers’ Day.

Addressing the gathering, the President said that like food, clothing and shelter, education is essential for a person's dignity and security. Sensible teachers work to instill a sense of dignity and security in children. She recalled her time as a teacher and described that time to be a very meaningful period of my life.

The President said that education makes a person capable. Children from the poorest of backgrounds can touch the skies of progress with the power of education. Affectionate and devoted teachers play the most important role in giving strength to the flight of children. The biggest reward for teachers is that their students remember them throughout their lives and make commendable contributions to the family, society and country.

The President said that building the character of students is the primary duty of a teacher. Sensitive, responsible and dedicated students who follow moral conduct are better than those students who are only interested in competition, bookish knowledge and selfishness. A good teacher has both emotions and intellect. The coordination of emotions and intellect also impacts the students.

The President said that smart blackboards, smart classrooms and other modern facilities have their own importance. But the most important thing is smart teachers. Smart teachers are the teachers who understand the needs of their students' development. Smart teachers make the process of study interesting and effective with affection and sensitivity. Such teachers make students capable of fulfilling the needs of society and the nation.

The President said that the education of girls should be given utmost importance. By investing in the girls’ education, we make an invaluable investment in the building of our family, society and nation. She stated that providing the best possible education to girls is the most effective way to promote Women-Led Development. She highlighted that the National Education Policy 2020 emphasizes expanding Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas and providing special education facilities to girls from underprivileged classes. But the success of any initiative related to education mainly depends on teachers. She told teachers that the more they contribute to educating girls, the more meaningful will be their life as teachers. She urged teachers to pay special attention to all students, including girls, who are relatively shy or come from less privileged backgrounds.

The President said that the National Education Policy aims to make India a Global Knowledge Superpower. For this, our teachers must be recognized as the best teachers in the world. Our institutions and teachers have to contribute actively in all three areas of education - school education, higher education and skill education. She expressed confidence that our teachers will establish India as a Global Knowledge Superpower with their crucial contribution.

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The Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, held talks with the Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr Lawrence Wong, in New Delhi
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The Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, welcomed the Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lawrence Wong, at Hyderabad House in New Delhi.
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The President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu graced the convocation ceremony of Central University of Tamil Nadu in Thiruvarur, today.

The President urged all stakeholders of the university to collaborate with the industry to make use of science and technology for the larger good of humanity, particularly enriching nature and ecology.

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The Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi inaugurated the ‘Semicon India – 2025’, aimed at catalysing India’s Semiconductor ecosystem, at Yashobhoomi in New Delhi today. Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister acknowledged the presence of semiconductor industry CEOs and their associates from India and abroad. He welcomed distinguished guests from various countries, entrepreneurs associated with start-ups, and young students who had come from different states across the nation.

Shri Modi stated that he returned last night from his visit to Japan and China, and today he is present among the audience in Yashobhoomi, a hall filled with aspirations and confidence. Mentioning his passion for technology has always been natural and well-known, the Prime Minister said that during his recent visit to Japan, he had the opportunity to visit the Tokyo Electron factory along with Japanese Prime Minister H.E. Mr. Shigeru Ishiba. He mentioned that the CEO of that company is present among the audience today. The Prime Minister emphasized that his inclination towards technology repeatedly brings him among such gatherings. He expressed that being present among the audience today brings him great joy.

Noting the presence of semiconductor sector experts from across the globe, with representation from over 40 to 50 countries, Shri Modi emphasized that India’s innovation and youth power are also visibly present at the event. He stated that this unique combination sends a clear message, “The World trusts India, the World believes in India and the World is ready to build the Semiconductor Future with India”. The Prime Minister welcomed all distinguished guests attending Semicon India and affirmed that they are important partners in India’s journey towards a developed and self-reliant nation.

Pointing to the GDP figures for the first quarter of this year that were released recently, the Prime Minister said, “Once again, India has outperformed every expectation, every estimate, and every forecast”. He noted that while economies around the world are facing concerns and challenges driven by economic self-interest, India has achieved a growth rate of 7.8 percent. Shri Modi emphasized that this growth is visible across all sectors—manufacturing, services, agriculture, and construction—with enthusiasm evident everywhere. He remarked that India’s rapid growth is infusing new energy across industries and among every citizen. He affirmed that this trajectory of growth is propelling India swiftly towards becoming the third largest economy in the world.

Remarking that in the world of semiconductors, it is often said, ‘Oil was black gold, but chips are digital diamonds’, the Prime Minister stated that oil shaped the previous century, and the fate of the world was determined by oil wells. The global economy fluctuated based on how much petroleum was extracted from these wells. However, he emphasized that the power of the 21st century is now concentrated in the small chip. Though tiny in size, these chips possess the potential to accelerate global progress significantly. Shri Modi highlighted that the global semiconductor market has already reached $600 billion, and in the coming years, it is expected to surpass $1 trillion. He expressed confidence that, given the pace at which India is advancing in the semiconductor sector, India will hold a significant share in this $1 trillion market.

Stating that he wished to highlight the speed at which India is progressing, Shri Modi recalled that in 2021, the Semicon India programme was launched. He added that by 2023, India’s first semiconductor plant had been approved, in 2024, several more plants received approval and in 2025, five additional projects were cleared. He further stated that in total, ten semiconductor projects are now underway, involving an investment of over eighteen billion dollars —more than ₹1.5 lakh crore. The Prime Minister emphasized that this reflects the growing global trust in India.

Emphasising that in the semiconductor sector, speed matters, Shri Modi said, “the shorter the time from file to factory, and the lesser the paperwork, the sooner wafer work can begin”. He stressed that the government is working with this very approach. The National Single Window System has been implemented, enabling all approvals from both the Centre and States to be accessed on a single platform. As a result, investors have been freed from extensive paperwork, he further added. The Prime Minister highlighted that semiconductor parks are being developed across the country under a plug-and-play infrastructure model, which offer facilities such as land, power supply, port and airport connectivity, and access to a skilled worker pool. He remarked that when such infrastructure is combined with incentives, industrial growth is inevitable. Whether through PLI incentives or Design Linked Grants, India is offering end-to-end capabilities. This is why investment continues to flow in, he emphasised. Affirming that India is moving beyond backend operations and progressing towards becoming a full-stack semiconductor nation, Shri Modi reiterated that the day is not far when India’s smallest chip will drive the world’s biggest change. He stated, “Our journey began late… but nothing can stop us now.” The Prime Minister informed that CG Power’s pilot plant commenced operations on August 28, just 4–5 days ago. He added that the pilot plant of Kaynes is also about to begin. Test chips from Micron and Tata are already in production. He reiterated that commercial chip production will begin this year, underscoring the rapid progress India is making in the semiconductor sector.

Emphasizing that India’s semiconductor success story is not confined to a single vertical or a single technology, Shri Modi stated that India is building a comprehensive ecosystem—one that encompasses designing, manufacturing, packaging, and high-tech devices, all within the country. He clarified that the Semiconductor Mission is not limited to establishing a single fab or producing a single chip. Rather, India is creating a robust semiconductor ecosystem that will make the nation self-reliant and globally competitive, the Prime Minister added.

Underlining another key feature of India’s semiconductor mission, Shri Modi said that the country is advancing in this sector alongside the world’s most advanced technologies. He stated that India’s focus is to empower emerging technologies through chips manufactured domestically. The Prime Minister noted that design centers being developed in Noida and Bengaluru are working on some of the world’s most advanced chips—capable of storing billions of transistors. He emphasized that these chips will power the immersive technologies of the 21st century. Addressing the challenges faced by the global semiconductor sector, the Prime Minister affirmed that India is actively working to overcome them. He remarked that while towering buildings and impressive physical infrastructure are visible in cities, their foundation lies in steel. Similarly, the foundation of India’s digital infrastructure is built on critical minerals. Shri Modi stated that India is currently working on the National Critical Mineral Mission and is committed to meeting its demand for rare minerals domestically. He added that over the past four years, significant progress has been made on critical minerals projects.

Underscoring that the government envisions a significant role for start-ups and MSMEs in the growth of the semiconductor sector, the Prime Minister highlighted that India contributes 20 percent of the world’s semiconductor design talent, and that the country’s youth represent the largest human capital factory for the semiconductor industry. Addressing young entrepreneurs, innovators, and start-ups, Shri Modi urged them to come forward, assuring that the government stands shoulder to shoulder with them. He emphasized that the Design Linked Incentive Scheme and the Chips-to-Startup Programme are specifically designed for them. He also announced that the Design Linked Incentive Scheme is being restructured to better serve its objectives. The Prime Minister stated that the government is committed to developing Indian intellectual property (IP) in this sector. He added that the recently launched National Research Fund will also support this effort through strategic tie-ups. Noting that several states are actively participating in the semiconductor mission, with many having formulated special policies for the sector, the Prime Minister said that these states are focusing on developing dedicated infrastructure. He called upon all states to engage in healthy competition with one another to build semiconductor ecosystems and enhance the investment climate within their regions.

“India has reached this stage by following the mantra of Reform, Perform, and Transform. A new phase of next-generation reforms will soon be initiated”, stated the Prime Minister affirming that work is underway on the next phase of the India Semiconductor Mission. Addressing all investors present, he expressed India’s readiness to welcome them with an open heart and said, “Design is ready. Mask is aligned. Now is the time for precision execution and delivery at scale”. He emphasized that India’s policies are not short-term signals but long-term commitments and assured that every investor’s needs will be met. “The day is not far when the world will say: Designed in India, Made in India, Trusted by the World”, said the Prime Minister. He concluded by expressing his wish that every bit of India’s efforts be successful, every byte be filled with innovation, and the journey remain error-free and high-performance.

Union Ministers, Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw, Shri Jitin Prasada, Chief Minister of Delhi, Smt Rekha Gupta, Chief Minister of Odisha, Shri Mohan Charan Majhi were present among other dignitaries at the event.
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The President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu graced the diamond jubilee celebrations of the All India Institute of Speech and Hearing (AIISH) at Mysuru, Karnataka today (September 1, 2025).

Speaking on the occasion, the President said that, like other issues, speech and hearing related issues also require experts to identify the symptoms and diagnose them in the initial stages.  Society should be aware and have an attitude of cooperation and sympathy towards people suffering from speech and hearing issues. She was happy that AIISH is playing an important role in all these areas.

The President said that as an all-India institute, AIISH should make continuous efforts to establish itself as a role model for institutes in India and abroad. She noted that the ‘Inclusive Therapy Park’ established by AIISH is serving as a model in India and abroad, which has been designed for children who are affected by communication disorders. ‘AIISH Arogya Vani’ is also a unique initiative designed to raise awareness about communication disorders and their early identification. She stated that, being a leading institute of the country, AIISH can also advise in national policy-making related to communication disorders.

The President said that today, technology is playing an important role in every field. The use of the latest technologies will prove to be very helpful in removing disabilities related to speech and hearing. But for the latest technologies and devices to reach the common people, their development and manufacturing in the country is necessary. For example, to make devices like Cochlear Implants available at a low cost, we must become self-reliant in their manufacturing. Institutions like AIISH should play a leading role in this direction. By promoting research and innovation in this field, AIISH can further strengthen its contribution to nation-building. This institute can collaborate with well-known research institutions of the country. She said that institutions like AIISH are expected to work with the spirit of innovation, with compassion and develop technologies that will enable people with speech and hearing impairment to not only lead normal lives but also contribute to society and the economy in their best possible way.

The President said that the Government, through various welfare initiatives, is creating a barrier-free environment for the divyangjan so that they can progress in their lives without any difficulty. Under the ‘Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan’, efforts are being made to provide equal opportunities for progress and development to the differently-abled people. She stated that by making public places, facilities and sources of information divyang-friendly, we will not only provide convenience to the divyang-people but will also make them feel that society cares for them.
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During her visit to AIISH, the President interacted with divyang children undergoing treatment at the institute and also with divyang persons who are successful in various fields after getting treated at the institute.
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Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi met with Mr. Xi Jinping, President of the People’s Republic of China, on the sidelines of the Summit of the leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Tianjin on 31 August 2025.

Both leaders welcomed the positive momentum and steady progress in bilateral relations since their last meeting in Kazan in October 2024. They reaffirmed that the two countries were development partners and not rivals, and that their differences should not turn into disputes. A stable relationship and cooperation between India and China and their 2.8 billion peoples on the basis of mutual respect, mutual interest and mutual sensitivity are necessary for the growth and development of the two countries, as well as for a multipolar world and a multi-polar Asia befitting the trends of the 21st century.

Prime Minister underlined the importance of peace and tranquility on the border areas for continued development of bilateral relations. The two leaders noted with satisfaction the successful disengagement last year and the maintenance of peace and tranquility along the border areas since then. They expressed commitment to a fair, reasonable, and mutually acceptable resolution of the boundary question proceeding from the political perspective of their overall bilateral relations and the long-term interests of the two peoples. They recognized the important decisions taken by the two Special Representatives in their Talks earlier this month, and agreed to further support their efforts.



The two leaders noted the need to strengthen people-to-people ties through direct flights and visa facilitation, building on the resumption of Kailash Manasarovar Yatra and tourist visa. On economic and trade relations, they recognized the role of their two economies to stabilize world trade. They underlined the need to proceed from a political and strategic direction to expand bilateral trade and investment ties and reduce trade deficit.

Prime Minister noted that India and China both pursue strategic autonomy, and their relations should not be seen through a third country lens. The two leaders deemed it necessary to expand common ground on bilateral, regional, and global issues and challenges, like terrorism and fair trade in multilateral platforms.

Prime Minister expressed support for China’s Presidency of the SCO and the Summit in Tianjin. He also invited President Xi to the BRICS Summit that India will be hosting in 2026. President Xi thanked Prime Minister for the invitation and offered China’s support to India’s BRICS Presidency.

Prime Minister also had a meeting with Mr. Cai Qi, Member of the Standing Committee of the Politburo of the Communist Party of China. Prime Minister shared with Mr. Cai his vision for bilateral relations and sought his support to realize the vision of the two leaders. Mr. Cai reiterated the Chinese side’s desire to expand bilateral exchanges and further improve relations in line with the consensus reached between the two leaders.

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The Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, has arrived in Tianjin, China on a two-day official visit to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit to be held on 31st August to 1st September in Tianjin, People's Republic of China.

In a post on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), the prime minister said,

"Landed in Tianjin, China. Looking forward to deliberations at the SCO Summit and meeting various world leaders."

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Minister of Home Affairs of India, Shri Amit Shah, chaired Assam BJP's core committee meeting at the state BJP Headquarters in Guwahati.



Following the meeting, the union home minister tweeted,

"Chaired the Assam BJP's core committee meeting at the state BJP HQs in Guwahati.

Under the leadership of PM Shri @narendramodi Ji the Himanta Biswa Sarma government is fulfilling the aspirations of the people of Assam. Each and every Karyakarta of the BJP should dedicate themselves to building a prosperous Assam."

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At the invitation of Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, I am embarking on a two day visit to Japan for the 15th Annual Summit.

During my visit, we would focus on shaping the next phase in our Special Strategic and Global Partnership, which has made steady and significant progress over the past eleven years. We would endeavor to give new wings to our collaboration, expand scope and ambition of our economic and investment ties, and advance cooperation in new and emerging technologies, including AI and Semiconductors. The visit will also be an opportunity to strengthen our civilizational bonds and cultural ties that connect our peoples.

From Japan, I will travel to China to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit in Tianjin, at the invitation of President Xi Jinping. India is an active and constructive member of SCO. During our Presidency, we have introduced new ideas and initiated collaboration in the fields of innovation, health and cultural exchanges. India remains committed to working with the SCO members to address shared challenges and deepen regional cooperation. I also look forward to meeting President Xi Jinping, President Putin and other leaders on the sidelines of the Summit.

I am confident that my visits to Japan and China would further our national interests and priorities, and contribute to building fruitful cooperation in advancing regional and global peace, security, and sustainable development.

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Raksha Rajya Mantri Shri Sanjay Seth inaugurated MILMEDICON-2025: “International Conference on Physical and Mental Trauma in Military Settings” organised by the Directorate General of Medical Services (Army) at Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi on 28th August 2025.  In his inaugural address, he emphasised on India’s commitment to advancing military medicine through global partnerships, cutting-edge research and a deep respect for the legacy of service. It is a fitting tribute to our warriors and a crucial step towards future-ready healthcare solutions, he said.

The two-day conference is focusing on innovations, challenges and reforms in military medicine globally. In alignment with the Indian Army’s Year of Reforms, MILMEDICON-2025 is more than a scientific gathering’.  It is a strategic initiative aimed at strengthening international cooperation and enhancing trauma care capabilities in military operational settings.

In addition, the conference also commemorates a historic milestone: the Centenary of the Military Nursing Service, honoring 100 years of exceptional service and the unwavering spirit of Nari Shakti in combat medical care. It will deliberate upon Advanced Combat Trauma Care, Integration of Artificial Intelligence in Military Healthcare, Innovative Trends in Emergency and Battlefield Medical Response and Women in Combat and Leadership Roles.

Representatives from over 15 foreign Countries are participating in panel discussions, poster presentations and scientific gallery exhibition, making MILMEDICON-2025 a truly international platform for strategic dialogue and medical innovation. Senior dignitaries from the Indian Armed Forces, international military medical delegations, civilian healthcare experts and academia are also taking part in the deliberations.
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The 7th meeting of India-Saudi Arabia Joint Committee on Defence Cooperation (JCDC) took place in New Delhi on 28 August 2025. The meeting was co-chaired by Joint Secretary Shri Amitabh Prasad from the Indian side and Staff Maj Gen Saad Mohammed H Alkathiri from the Saudi side. 

Both sides reiterated their commitment to further strengthening bilateral defence cooperation and expressed happiness on the execution of most of the significant decisions taken during the previous JCDC meeting. With a view to strengthen defence ties and explore new avenues of collaboration, the two countries held discussions in areas such as training cooperation, industrial partnerships, maritime cooperation & military exercises.

The two sides discussed their respective training capabilities and requirements. India offered to provide training to the Saudi Armed Forces and discussed cooperation in Cyber, IT, disaster management & tactical communication.

The Indian side highlighted India’s growing prowess in defence manufacturing and showcased Made-in-India state-of-the-art equipment. Opportunities were explored for joint manufacturing and partnership in defence equipment with Saudi Arabia. The co-chairs expressed satisfaction on the successful conduct of the Navy & Army Staff Talks this year and agreed to continue with the deliberations.

India and Saudi Arabia share a steadily deepening defence partnership. It is reflected by the addition of a Ministerial Committee on Defence Cooperation under the Strategic Partnership Council during the visit of the Prime Minister to Saudi Arabia in April 2025.
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Taking large strides towards becoming Aatmanirbhar in the field of green energy, the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi inaugurated the green mobility initiatives in Hansalpur, Gujarat today. Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister noted that amid the festive spirit of Ganeshotsav, a new chapter is being added to India’s ‘Make in India’ journey. He remarked that this marks a significant leap towards the shared goal of “Make in India, Make for the World.” Shri Modi highlighted that starting today, electric vehicles manufactured in India will be exported to 100 countries. He further announced the commencement of Hybrid Battery Electrode manufacturing in the country. Emphasising that today also brings a new dimension to the friendship between India and Japan, the Prime Minister extended his heartfelt congratulations to all citizens of India, to Japan, and to Suzuki Motor Corporation.

Recalling that the seeds of India’s success story were sown 12–13 years ago, Shri Modi said that in 2012, during his tenure as Chief Minister, land was allotted to Maruti Suzuki in Hansalpur. He emphasized that even at that time, the vision was of Aatmanirbhar Bharat and Make in India. He remarked that those early efforts are now playing a significant role in fulfilling the nation’s current resolutions.

Expressing his heartfelt remembrance of the late Mr. Osamu Suzuki, the Prime Minister stated that the Government of India had the honour of conferring the Padma Vibhushan upon him. He remarked that he is pleased to witness the vast expansion of the vision Mr. Osamu Suzuki had envisioned for Maruti Suzuki India.

“India possesses the strength of democracy and the advantage of demography; India also has a vast pool of skilled workforce, creating a win-win situation for every partner”, emphasised Shri Modi. He pointed out that Suzuki Japan is manufacturing in India, and the vehicles produced here are being exported back to Japan. The Prime Minister remarked that this reflects not only the strength of India-Japan relations but also the growing trust of global companies in India. He stated that companies like Maruti Suzuki have effectively become brand ambassadors of Make in India. Noting that for four consecutive years, Maruti Suzuki has been India’s largest car exporter, the Prime Minister announced that from today, EV exports will also begin on the same scale. He affirmed that in dozens of countries around the world, the EVs that will run will proudly bear the label—Made in India.

Underlining that the most critical component of the EV ecosystem is the battery, the Prime Minister said that until a few years ago, batteries in India were entirely imported. He added that to strengthen EV manufacturing, it was essential for India to begin domestic battery production. Shri Modi recalled that in 2017, the foundation of the TDSG battery plant was laid with this vision. He announced that under a new initiative by TDSG, three Japanese companies will jointly manufacture battery cells in India for the first time. He added that battery cell electrodes will also be produced locally within India. The Prime Minister emphasized that this localization will empower India’s self-reliance. He remarked that this will accelerate the growth of the hybrid electric vehicle sector. He extended his best wishes for this historic beginning.

Mentioning that until a few years ago, EVs were viewed merely as an alternative option, the Prime Minister emphasized his belief that EVs offer concrete solutions to multiple challenges. He recalled that during his visit to Singapore last year, he had proposed converting old vehicles and ambulances into hybrid EVs. Shri Modi commended Maruti Suzuki for accepting this challenge and developing a working prototype within just six months. He shared that he personally reviewed the prototype of the hybrid ambulance and said that these hybrid ambulances align perfectly with the PM E-DRIVE scheme. The Prime Minister noted that under this ₹11,000 crore scheme, a dedicated budget has been allocated for e-ambulances. He highlighted that hybrid EVs will help reduce pollution and offer a viable option to transform old vehicles.

Affirming that clean energy and clean mobility represent the future of India, Shri Modi emphasized that through such efforts, India is rapidly emerging as a reliable hub for clean energy and clean mobility.

The Prime Minister noted that at a time when the world is grappling with supply chain disruptions, India’s policy decisions over the past decade are proving highly effective. Recalling that in 2014, upon receiving the opportunity to serve the nation, preparations for this transformation were initiated, the Prime Minister highlighted the launch of the Make in India campaign and the creation of a conducive environment for both global and domestic manufacturers. He stated that India is working to make its manufacturing sector efficient and globally competitive. He added that industrial corridors are being developed to support this vision as well as plug-and-play infrastructure and logistics parks are being established across the country. The Prime Minister further noted that manufacturers in several sectors are being provided benefits under the Production Linked Incentive scheme.

Stressing that through major reforms, longstanding challenges faced by investors have been resolved, Shri Modi remarked that these reforms have made it easier for investors to invest in Indian manufacturing. He highlighted the tangible outcomes of these efforts, noting that in this decade alone, electronics production in India has increased by nearly 500 percent. Emphasising that mobile phone production has surged by up to 2,700 percent compared to 2014, the Prime Minister added that defence production has also witnessed growth of over 200 percent in the past decade. He stated that this success is motivating all states across India and a healthy competition has emerged among states regarding reforms and investment, benefiting the entire nation. Shri Modi urged the states to come up with pro-development policies and reforms with enhanced ease of doing business facilities to attract global investors.

“India will not stop here; in sectors where India has performed well, the goal is to achieve even greater excellence”, asserted the Prime Minister underlining that the government is prioritizing Mission Manufacturing to drive this progress. He highlighted that India’s focus will now shift towards futuristic industries. Talking about how the semiconductor sector is taking off, with six plants set to be established across the country, Shri Modi affirmed the commitment to further advance semiconductor manufacturing in India.

Shri Modi added that the Government of India is also attentive to the challenges faced by the auto industry due to shortages of rare earth magnets. To strengthen national capabilities in this area, he mentioned  the launch of the National Critical Mineral Mission. Under this mission, over 1,200 exploratory campaigns will be conducted across various locations in India to identify critical minerals.

Prime Minister announced that he will be visiting Japan next week,  emphasising that the relationship between India and Japan goes far beyond diplomatic ties—it is rooted in culture and mutual trust. He remarked that both nations see their own progress in each other’s development. Pointing out that the journey initiated with Maruti Suzuki has now reached the speed of a bullet train, Shri Modi highlighted that the major initiative to realize the industrial potential of the India-Japan partnership began in Gujarat. Recalling the past, the Prime Minister noted that when the Vibrant Gujarat Summit was launched 20 years ago, Japan was a key partner. He appreciated the warmth with which the people of Gujarat cared for their Japanese counterparts. The Prime Minister shared that industry-related rules and regulations were printed in Japanese to facilitate ease of understanding. He added that arrangements were made for Japanese cuisine to ensure comfort for Japanese guests. He acknowledged the Japanese fondness for golf and stated that 7–8 new golf courses were developed keeping their interests in mind. Shri Modi further noted that colleges and universities in India are now prioritizing Japanese language education.

“India’s ongoing efforts are strengthening the people-to-people connect between India and Japan. Both nations are now able to meet each other’s needs in skill development and human resources”, highlighted the Prime Minister. He urged companies like Maruti Suzuki to actively participate in such initiatives and promote youth exchange programmes.

Emphasising the need to continue advancing in all key sectors in the coming years, the Prime Minister expressed confidence that today’s efforts will elevate the foundation of a developed India by 2047. He concluded by affirming his belief that Japan will remain a trusted partner in achieving this goal.

The Chief Minister of Gujarat, Shri Bhupendrabhai Patel, Japan’s Ambassador to India, H. E. Mr. Ono Keiichi, officials from Suzuki Motor Corporation were present among other dignitaries at the event.

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