New Delhi. Prime Minister Narendra Modi today inaugurated the three-day SEMICON India 2026 event at Yashobhoomi in Delhi. During this, Modi talked about many important issues including the successful organization of BRICS Summit, the world's increasing trust in India, India's growth, the goal of developed India. Modi said, on one hand India's economy is growing, on the other hand the world's trust in India is also increasing. The successful conduct of the BRICS summit reflects India's growing role and influence on the global stage.
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Modi said, every countryman is working with a commitment to make a developed India. If we look at the last 15 days, we can get an idea of the speed in which direction India is moving. This September, 10 days ago, the Global Fintech Fest took place in Mumbai. In this, inclusive finance through agentic AI, tokenization and quantum technology was discussed. During this period, about 3,000 km of dedicated freight corridor became fully operational in India. This will speed up freight movement in the country, improve logistics and strengthen manufacturing. India's quarterly GDP report came this September and even during this crisis, India has achieved 7.8 percent growth. Meanwhile, Japan's credit rating agency has improved and upgraded India's sovereign rating, this has happened after about 35 years.
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Narendra Modi said, on one hand our age-old tradition of construction and on the other hand the technology and vision of the 21st century, this is also the inspiration for self-reliant India and developed India. He said, the young talents who are doing research in India should come forward. The youth who are doing research abroad should also get involved in the development of advanced technologies in India. I urge the industry leaders to lead R&D in the country. Industry also benefits from this and India's youth power will also get strength from it.