PM Modi Calls for Indian Breakthroughs in Science and Technology to Solve Global Challenges
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday called on India to take the lead in emerging science and technology. He said the country should develop its own breakthroughs to help solve major problems facing the world. The Prime Minister highlighted what he described as India's 'solution at scale' approach, which focuses on creating practical answers that can be used by large numbers of people.
In his remarks, Mr Modi pointed to the country's growing strength in research, innovation and technology. He encouraged scientists, researchers and industry to work on new ideas that are developed within India. According to the Prime Minister, these domestic efforts can help India contribute to the global community while also meeting the needs of its own citizens.
The Prime Minister's message reflects the government's wider goal of making India a leader in science and technology. Over recent years, the government has supported innovation through various programmes that aim to strengthen research and encourage new technologies. The call comes at a time when countries around the world are facing challenges such as climate change, health issues and the need for sustainable development.
The Prime Minister's statement shows that the government wants India to move from following global trends to shaping them. Further details about specific policies or programmes linked to this call were not included in the report.
Sources: DD News
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