PM Modi: Today marks Prime Minister Narendra Modi‘s 74th birthday. His incredible rise from a humble karyakarta in the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to Gujarat’s Chief Minister and finally to India’s Prime Minister is evidence of his vision and leadership. As a rising star in the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), PM Modi’s years as chief minister from 2001 to 2014 were characterised by important economic development programs that set the stage for his aspirations for the country. Since becoming prime minister in 2014, PM Modi has improved India’s reputation internationally and established it as a major force.
In this article, we dive into a specific aspect of his leadership—his role in shaping India’s international presence and economic vision. From India’s carefully balanced intervention in the Russia-Ukraine war to strengthening strategic ties with the Middle East, the U.S., and Israel, PM Modi’s diplomacy has positioned India as a key mediator and influencer on the global stage.
Russia-Ukraine Intervention
India’s response to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict has been characterized by a careful balancing act, particularly under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership. PM Modi first met with Russian President Vladimir Putin, where he expressed India’s commitment to peace and dialogue. However, this meeting drew sharp criticism from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, however, PM Modi subsequently visited Ukraine, where he was warmly greeted by Zelensky. The two leaders shared hugs and handshakes, symbolizing a renewed diplomatic effort. During this historic visit, PM Modi emphasized the need for dialogue and diplomacy to resolve the conflict, stating that “no solution can be found on a battlefield.” His warm reception in Kyiv was widely shared on social media, showcasing India’s role as a potential mediator in the ongoing war. The U.S. also acknowledged PM Modi’s unique position, suggesting that India could play a significant role in facilitating peace talks between Russia and Ukraine.
Special Relations with UAE and Middle East Including Iran
Under Modi’s leadership, India has strengthened its ties with the UAE and other Middle Eastern nations. The UAE is now one of India’s largest trading partners, with bilateral trade exceeding $85 billion annually. Modi’s visits to the region have focused on enhancing economic cooperation and cultural exchange.India’s relationship with Iran remains crucial for energy security and regional stability. Despite geopolitical tensions, India continues to engage with Iran on various fronts, including energy imports and infrastructure projects like the Chabahar Port. This multifaceted approach allows India to maintain a strategic foothold in a region marked by complex dynamics.
Special Relations with the US and Israel
Due to common democratic values and strategic objectives, India and the US have developed a closer relationship in recent years. Trade, technology transfer, and defence collaboration are all part of the U.S.-Indian relationship. The two countries have worked together on a number of projects, such as the Quad alliance with Australia and Japan.In a same vein, India and Israel have prospered.
The two countries have engaged in joint ventures that enhance India’s military capabilities while fostering innovation in agriculture and water management. This trilateral engagement with both the U.S. and Israel positions India as a key player in global security architecture.
PM Modi Now Being Called to Elite Conferences
The growing international recognition of Prime Minister Modi is evidenced by his invites to prestigious gatherings across the globe. PM Modi shares insights from India’s revolutionary changes at these gatherings, promoting inclusive government and sustainable development.These invitations demonstrate India’s diplomatic influence and show that PM Modi’s leadership style and goals for an interconnected global order are valued. PM Modi highlights India’s function as a link between developed and developing nations in his interactions with world leaders.
Indian Passport Gaining Popularity
The standing of the Indian passport abroad has greatly improved recently, which is indicative of India’s expanding worldwide footprint. India is ranked 82nd in the world by the 2024 Henley Passport Index, which gives it visa-free travel to 62 countries. This increased mobility is a sign of India’s growing diplomatic connections and capacity to secure advantageous travel arrangements. As PM Modi continues to foster international relationships, his vision for a stronger Indian economy takes center stage.
PM Modi’s Vision for Indian Economy
PM Modi envisions an India that is self-reliant (Atmanirbhar Bharat) and integrated into global supply chains. His economic strategy focuses on enhancing manufacturing capabilities, particularly through initiatives like “Make in India,” which aims to boost domestic production and attract foreign investments. The government has also prioritized sectors such as renewable energy, digital technology, and pharmaceuticals to position India as a leader in these industries.A cornerstone of Modi’s economic vision is the development of India’s semiconductor industry. The recent Semicon India 2024 event highlighted this ambition, showcasing India’s potential to become a global semiconductor manufacturing hub. The government is offering substantial incentives for semiconductor manufacturing, including 50% financial support for setting up facilities. Major companies like Micron Technology and AMD are already investing in India’s semiconductor landscape, with projections indicating that the industry could surpass $55 billion by 2026.
Keep watching our YouTube Channel ‘DNP INDIA’. Also, please subscribe and follow us on FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM, and TWITTER.
