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PM Modi Calls for India to Lead in Science and Technology with 'Solution at Scale' Approach

Published 2026-11-01

PM Modi Calls for India to Lead in Science and Technology with 'Solution at Scale' Approach | Integri News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday that India should lead the world in emerging science and technology. He spoke about the country's growing ability to create solutions that can be used by many people at once, which he described as the 'solution at scale' approach.

In his remarks, Mr. Modi urged scientists, researchers, and industry to develop breakthroughs within India. He said that these domestic innovations could help solve challenges that affect not only India but also the wider world. According to him, the country has the talent and the capacity to take on this role.

The Prime Minister's message focuses on turning research into practical results that reach large numbers of people. Supporters of this approach say that it can help India grow its technology sector and reduce its dependence on products and ideas developed in other countries. The full details of the event were limited in the report available at the time of writing.

The call comes as India continues to invest in science, technology, and innovation. Mr. Modi's speech highlights the government's goal of making India a global leader in new fields of technology while using these advances to address shared problems across the world.

Sources: DD News

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