PM Modi Concludes 4-Day Malaysia, Singapore Visit

• Development that can wipe the tears off the poor.
• Development that can make the people of this nation lift their heads with pride.

• Who should these people look towards when they are in trouble. Should we leave them to their fate? Should we forget them?
• They should be able to say, even if i am in trouble today, I know my country will save me.
• This is when relations with other countries help.
  

• We want energy for the country, but not add to the misery that is global warming.
• We have decided to produce 40 per cent of the electricity with non-fossil sources. That electricity will not be produced with coal.
• We get huge amounts of energy from the Sun. Even as kids we were taught, Moon is your uncle and the sun is your grandfather. We are focusing on solar energy, biomass.
• Today the world is so interested in India's target of 175 gigawatts of renewable energy that world leaders are amazed and investors want to be a part of it.
  

• A person gets a mobile phone, but to charge it, he has to go to the nearby village.
• This is the reality, but it has to change.
• In 2020, when India will celebrate 75 years of independence, all families in India will have 24x7 access to electricity.
  

Charges of corruption would me made every time a defence deal was signed. It has been 18 months and no one has been able to lift a finger on our dealings, Says PM Modi in Singapore

• India has youth, it has talent, it has the raw material, why shouldn't the defence equipment be made in India.
• We have increased the Foreign Direct Investment in Defence. People will come to India, invest, and Indians will manufacture the equipment in India, and also export.
  

• Anyone in the world can invest in the value of Rupee. This is because of the respect of our currency in the world.

• I have met many world leaders in the recent times.
• When I used to campaign for elections, reporters used to asked me, "How would your foreign policy be?" They thought that he works for a small state such as Gujarat, there's no question about foreign policy.
• The reporters would beat around the bush and bring me back to the same question. They figured this guy is weak at this topic. I told them - Na hum aankh jhuka ke baat karenge, Na aankh dikha ke, par ankh milake (We won't cower, we won't be combative. We will look the world in the eye and talk.)

• We live in a century where we don't want to leave or give away what we get.
• Even if you get something, like an extra seat in a train, which does not belong to you, even then, you don't feel like leaving.
• But I said that people from affluent families should give away their gas cylinder subsidies, and today, I am proud to tell you that 40 lakh families, just because I said so, gave it away.