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India’s Rising Role on the Global Stage: Prime Minister Modi’s Vision of Harmony and Contribution

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India as the world’s largest democracy, thriving amid diversity, with a youthful, skilled workforce and democratic values. He showcased India’s openness, adaptability, and readiness to embrace technology, making it a crucial player on the global stage. (Interview with Les Echos)

PM Modi: India’s progress benefits the world. We value peace, openness, and co-existence with a rich cultural heritage. Our rise isn’t a challenge but a return to leadership in economic growth, tech, and human development. Global welcome

India’s soft power lies in its legacy of exporting yoga, ayurveda, spirituality, science, mathematics, and astronomy, rather than war and subjugation. The country has always contributed to global peace and progress and believes in progressing with other nations while taking inspiration from its past.

There is widespread recognition worldwide that India’s ascent is a force for good, fostering unity, cohesion, and peace, especially in an era marked by turmoil and potential fragmentation. The nation’s approach to responsible engagement and cooperative solutions has garnered support from various stakeholders, including government, industry, academia, and the people.

As India moves towards the future, guided by its demographic dividend and civilizational values, it remains dedicated to building a more cohesive world and addressing global issues. By regaining its rightful place on the world stage, India seeks to play a pivotal role in shaping a harmonious and prosperous future for all humanity.

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Also, read: Mubashir’s Library: Nurturing Minds in Rural Kashmir

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