7 memorable speeches of Shri Narendra Modi

Published By : Admin | March 24, 2014 | 10:13 IST

He is one of the most insightful and versatile speakers in India today. Every speech is different, is rich in vision and is loaded with a several anecdotes of the past! This section takes you through 7 memorable speeches of Narendra Modi:

“Development alone is the solution to all problems! We don’t want to pitch our tent on a single pillar but on the 3 pillars of agriculture, industries and services…we cant see youth as new age voter but as New Age Power”
  Narendra Modi inspires India’s tomorrow at Delhi’s prestigious SRCC.
“A poor Hindu and a poor Muslim must ask themselves- do they want to fight each other or do they want to fight poverty? For India’s development, we have to fight poverty and not each other.”
In the midst of live bombs, a clarion call for peace unity and empowering the poorest of the poor by Narendra Modi at Patna’s Hunkar Rally.
“An India where truth alone triumphs, where the whole world is one single family, where serving the poor is like serving the Almighty!”
Narendra Modi’s historic speech at the BJP National Council Meet, Delhi where he shared his 'Idea of India’ and how the 2014 Elections are about a ray of hope for a billion Indians.
“It should be our dream that India can fill the stomach of the entire world!”
Narendra Modi on agriculture, farmer welfare, using greater technology and better irrigation facilities in agriculture at the Vibrant Gujarat Global Agriculture Summit.
“In our culture the position of women is supreme. In every sphere where women have got the opportunity, they are two steps ahead of men.”
Listen to Narendra Modi talk on women empowerment, opportunities for women and a lot more in this speech at FICCI FLO Annual Session
“The coming decade belongs to the marginalised sections of society. There is untapped potential among your youth and this is what will bring change in the nation.”
This speech by Narendra Modi at an event organised by KPMS in Kochi encapsulates his vision of taking along each and every section of society and going the extra mile to ensure development of marginalised sections of society.
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“We do not need acts but we need action! Government alone wont bring change, it is the people who will bring real change.”
In this memorable speech at the India Today Conclave 2013, Narendra Modi shared his vision about India’s growth and took questions on economic, political and social issues.

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President of the European Council, Antonio Costa calls PM Narendra Modi
January 07, 2025
PM congratulates President Costa on assuming charge as the President of the European Council
The two leaders agree to work together to further strengthen the India-EU Strategic Partnership
Underline the need for early conclusion of a mutually beneficial India- EU FTA

Prime Minister Shri. Narendra Modi received a telephone call today from H.E. Mr. Antonio Costa, President of the European Council.

PM congratulated President Costa on his assumption of charge as the President of the European Council.

Noting the substantive progress made in India-EU Strategic Partnership over the past decade, the two leaders agreed to working closely together towards further bolstering the ties, including in the areas of trade, technology, investment, green energy and digital space.

They underlined the need for early conclusion of a mutually beneficial India- EU FTA.

The leaders looked forward to the next India-EU Summit to be held in India at a mutually convenient time.

They exchanged views on regional and global developments of mutual interest. The leaders agreed to remain in touch.