Modi said India will reach developed-nation status by 2047 through the efforts of its people.
He made the remarks at a programme marking his twenty-five years in governance.
Modi said the country’s growing population is an asset.
He also highlighted poverty reduction, thanked citizens and party workers, and warned against casteist divisions in politics.
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Both accounts agree that Modi used the platform to argue India can become developed by 2047 and that he tied the message to his years in office. They also agree that he paired the vision with praise for public support and his record.
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Modi presented the 2047 goal as a shared national project and said India’s growing population should be viewed as an asset. The coverage highlights his emphasis on progress already made, including poverty reduction and broader sectoral gains. It also records his thanks to citizens and party workers, along with a warning against casteist divisions in politics.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that India will achieve its goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047 through the collective efforts of its population. Speaking at a programme marking his twenty-five years in governance, Modi emphasized that the country's growing population is an asset. Union Home Minister Amit Shah also praised Modi's leadership, noting his contributions from rebuilding Kutch after an earthquake to enhancing India's global standing.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted that India will become a developed nation by 2047 during an address marking his twenty-five years as head of government. He coined the slogan We Will Do It and highlighted achievements in poverty reduction and various sectors. Modi also cautioned against casteist divisions in politics and expressed gratitude to citizens and party workers for their continued support throughout his political career.