Narendra Modi

This is the spirit that unites the Global South. And this is the vision that India and Seychelles will continue to advance together.

The Global South, and especially the island nations, are the most impacted by climate change.

The Indian Ocean does not separate India and Seychelles. It connects us. That is why we meet not as strangers, but as old friends.

We believe the Indian Ocean is our shared home. Its security, sustainability and prosperity are our shared responsibility.

Our vision is to make the Indian Ocean an Ocean of Opportunity.

Spoke with the President of Iran, Dr Masoud Pezeshkian, on the recent developments in West Asia. Welcomed the progress made in the negotiations and expressed hope that continued efforts will lead to lasting peace in the region. Reiterated…

A free, prosperous and rules-based Indo-Pacific is our shared priority

Through the India-Japan bio-gas Initiative, we will set up 1,000 bio-gas and organic fertilizer plants in India.

Through the agreements signed today in the fields of pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and biotechnology, we will also contribute to global health security.

This project–involving the Naval Radio Antenna ‘Unicorn’ will open a new chapter in our defence technology partnership.

The convergence of Japan’s precision technology and India’s software capabilities will give a new momentum and strength to global AI development.

Japan has played an important role in India’s growth story. Today, through PMs visit, we are starting a new chapter in our global strategic partnership.

Just a few days ago, at the G7 Summit, I had said, that in today’s atmosphere of global upheaval, mutual trust is our greatest strategic asset.

Economic security is shared security and energy transition is shared opportunity.

In the environment of global turbulence today, mutual trust is our biggest strategic asset.

Yet, even now, a domestic LPG cylinder is being provided for less than Rs 950. While the poor are receiving the cylinder for under Rs 650 under Ujjwala (scheme).

You can imagine the massive uproar that was about to erupt in our country. But this land of Rajasthan has taught us to challenge the challenges itself.

When certain forces were busy spreading rumours and apprehensions in the public sphere, the scale at which work was being carried out and the way the situation was being managed — that hard work, those efforts, and the patience involved…

The country didn’t emerge from this unexpected challenge just like that; it was also due to the success of our visionary policies that have been going on for a decade.

A lot of rumours were spread and people were instigated and political games were played, but those whose intentions were wrong did not succeed.

India sent a clear message to the world that national interest and the interests of its citizens are paramount.

But during this crisis, the power of India’s diplomacy was demonstrated; our good relations with other countries proved very useful during this crisis.

Due to war in western Asia, there is panic across the world. Every country is in distress. This war gave birth to the biggest energy crisis of the 21st century.

Our target is to be more flexible at 40 than we were at 20, … to be more energetic than we were at 50 than we were at 30.

Yoga is not just physical exercise. It is not restricted to any age group. It is an expression of the human spirit.