Modi pitches India as reliable partner amid global pressure
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said supply chains, energy, minerals, payments and technology are increasingly used as tools of pressure, casting India as a stable alternative at a New Delhi forum.
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What happened
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said supply chains, energy, minerals, payment systems and technology are increasingly being used as instruments of pressure and dominance. He presented India as a trusted ally offering reliability and stability. Speaking at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi, he also praised the country's transformation under his government.
Why it matters
Modi framed India as a stable alternative in a world where economic tools are being weaponised. His remarks position the country as a partner that others can rely on.
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