Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that the world once hesitated to engage with India under past governments, but today nations show confidence by signing trade agreements and investing in its growth. He highlighted India’s transformation into a trusted global partner while inaugurating major infrastructure projects in Meerut.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while flagging off the Namo Bharat Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) and Meerut Metro, emphasized India’s rising stature on the global stage. He asserted that earlier governments faced reluctance from international partners, but today India is seen as a reliable and confident nation.
Key Highlights
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India’s global image has shifted from hesitation to trust, with developed nations actively signing trade agreements with New Delhi.
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PM Modi inaugurated development projects worth approximately ₹12,930 crore in Meerut, underscoring the government’s focus on infrastructure-led growth.
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He noted that India’s economic strength and reforms have positioned it among the world’s top five economies, moving away from the fragile five label.
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The Prime Minister stressed that India’s self-reliance, from chips to ships, is shaping global opportunities and reinforcing its role as a resilient partner.
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He linked these achievements to governance reforms that prioritize transparency, trust, and speed in execution.
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The inauguration of the RRTS and Meerut Metro reflects India’s commitment to modern urban transport solutions, enhancing connectivity and regional development.
PM Modi’s remarks underline a narrative of transformation: India has evolved from being perceived as hesitant and fragile to becoming a confident, trusted partner in global affairs. The combination of infrastructure expansion, economic reforms, and international engagement signals a new phase in India’s journey toward becoming a developed nation by 2047.
Sources: The Indian Express, NDTV, The Economic Times