PM Modi fearlessly said this big thing in the United Nations General Assembly, everyone was left stunned

PM Modi in UN: Prime Minister Narendra Modi fearlessly presented India’s side in the United Nations General Assembly and said such a big thing that world leaders were left watching.

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi fearlessly presented India’s side at the United Nations General Assembly (UN General Assembly) in the presence of 95 countries’ heads of state, saying that reforms are necessary for development in peace. India has had the world’s largest elections. He said that the people have allowed me to serve for the third time. I am ready to share my experience with the Global South.

Modi shouted ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai!’

Narendra Modi has had the opportunity to pave the way for humanity’s betterment in this global community. He shared the idea of the ‘sixth part’ of humanity, as India’s contribution is the most in ensuring a peaceful and secure future for the world. Earlier, as soon as he arrived at the program, Modi shouted ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai!’.

Japanese PM supported India’s stance

United Nations Security Council (UNSC) has both permanent and non-permanent categories, Japan’s PM Fumio Kishida has supported India’s long-standing stance on the expansion and reform of the UNSC. He has appealed for concrete steps to be taken to reform international organizations according to contemporary global realities.

PM Modi signed the deal for the ‘Semiconductor Fabrication Plant’

India is going to get its first national security ‘Semiconductor Fabrication Plant’ with the help of the US, which will not only be India’s first but also the world’s first ‘Multi-Material Manufacturing Plant’ for national security. This plant will be very important not only for India but also for the US. This is a historic moment, as for the first time, the US Army has agreed to partner with India on high-tech technology. This is as important as the civilian nuclear deal. At a time when the whole world is struggling with the scarcity of semiconductors, this plant will be a milestone in India’s journey.