NDTV proudly presents its flagship event, NDTV World Summit 2024 - The India Century, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke at the inaugural session - The India Century. In his keynote address, PM Modi spoke about why the 21st Century is 'The India Century' and how the country is growing rapidly and how investors from around the world are excited about India being the fastest-growing major economy.
PM Modi launched NDTV World, a new home for global news at the Summit, with the tagline: "The World From Where India Stands". NDTV World aims to be a leading voice from Asia and India on the global stage.
PM Modi's keynote address was followed by a fireside chat with former UK PM Lord David Cameron. Speaking at the NDTV World Summit, Lord David Cameron said the world needs strong economic growth, more democracy, and a green transition to deal with climate change and India is a shining example of all three things.
Bhutan Prime Minister H.E. Dasho Tshering Tobgay, spoke about India being a role model for the world. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar spoke about India's neighbours.
Here are the Highlights of NDTV World Summit 2024:
Sunil Bharti Mittal Sums Up PM Modi's Keynote Address At NDTV World Summit
Kunal Bahl Speaks About His Session Ahead Of Day 2 Of NDTV World Summit
Payal Kanodiya On Van Jeevan Initiative
Van Jeevan aims to protect ecosystems. The first project at Tipeshwar Sanctuary involved local residents installing solar water pumps for tigers suffering from heat. It has expanded to Koluchur and will soon reach Pilibhit, said Payal Kanodiya.
Payal Kanodi On Sarvodaya Program
Sarvodaya is an integrated village development program covering 82 villages in Haryana's Nuh, aiming to build smart villages and hold people accountable for local development, said Payal Kanodi.
Payal Kanodiya On M3M Foundation's Mission
The idea of giving back to society has ancient roots, and our foundation focuses on various initiatives aimed at community development, said M3M Foundation's Chairperson and Trustee Payal Kanodia.
"Will Become More Affordable": Kartikey Hariyani On Future Of EVs
The cost of EV batteries has come down by half, which is making EVs more competitive. While batteries remain a significant cost, the reduction in prices and technological advancements in components like motors and controllers are helping bring down overall costs. As India pushes towards energy transition, EVs will become more affordable.
"Fast Charging Is Critical For EV adoption", Says Kartikey Hariyani
Fast charging is critical for EV adoption, especially for cars, buses, and trucks. The good news is that we have over 450 fast charging locations across 22 states and 30,000 km of electrified highways in India. Fast charging is especially important for intercity travel, and while it may not be a profitable investment for cars alone, buses and trucks are driving demand, said Kartikey Hariyani
Kartikey Hariyani On Concerns People Have About EVs In India
"One major concern is the impact of road conditions, high temperatures, and stop-and-go traffic on battery life. Air conditioning use adds stress on the battery, and the cost of an EV is largely tied to the battery. However, most Indian consumers drive less than 15 km a day, so for many, an EV makes sense. The total cost of ownership is becoming more attractive as battery costs have decreased by half," said Kartikey Hariyani.
Kartikey Hariyani On Realistic Network Of Charging Points For EVs
Charging infrastructure is the number one enabler or deterrent when deciding whether to buy an EV. India's market has different segments-two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and four-wheelers. Two-wheelers mostly charge at home or work, while three-wheelers and four-wheelers will rely on commercial recharging infrastructure. The industry has been investing in this for six years, and today we have localized chargers for both three-wheelers and four-wheelers, said Kartikey Hariyani Founder & CEO, of ChargeZone & BILLIONe at NDTV World Summit
Israeli Ambassador On Israel-Iran Conflict
"The expansion of the conflict was due to Iran’s decision to extend the war. It wasn’t something we chose; other parties escalated the situation," the Israeli Ambassador said.
Israeli Ambassador on India's Role In West Asia At NDTV World Summit
"I see a substantial role for India. India is a rising power, and what it has to contribute to the world is huge—it's a powerhouse. I've observed how India has been working to strengthen ties with the UAE. India's role in West Asia is only going to grow with each passing year," said the Israeli Ambassador.
Shraddha Kapoor On Role Of Women In Film Industry
"I believe our industry is evolving just as India is evolving. Indian cinema is progressing alongside Indian society. It's an exciting time for actresses to get the right opportunities, with audiences being more open. With the rise of OTT platforms, Indian actresses have thrilling opportunities ahead."
Shraddha Kapoor On Facing A Horror Experience During Stree Shooting
"In the first part, there was an incident on set-something paranormal happened. I wasn't there to experience it, but Rajkummar Rao and the other cast members did. A lightman even felt like he was pushed by someone from behind, yet there was no one near him."
Shraddha Kapoor On Stree 2 At NDTV World Summit
"A lot of people, after Stree 2, would come up to me and ask, 'Are you really a ghost?' I'm actually very scared of horror movies myself. I was terrified watching myself transform in Stree. I'm petrified of horror films," said Shraddha Kapoor at the NDTV World Summit
'Shook Hands, Came Back': S Jaishankar On Pak Visit For SCO Summit
"I am a good SCO member. We were very supportive and wanted the proceeding to be smooth. Haath milaya aur aa gaye wapis (shook hands and came back)," he said at the NDTV World Summit 2024.
S Jaishankar On Cybersecurity
"The more cyber we become, it's a great enabler. All that progress has a parallel danger. Which is why the government spends so much on cyber security," S Jaishankar said.
S Jaishankar On Threat To Air India
"The broad point is this would not be the first time. We have seen threats to our airlines, leaders, parliament. There are very serious issues. My question to them (Canada) is suppose it was your airline, would you take it as lightly as that," S Jaishankar said.
External Affairs Minister At Summit
"If you look at 1960s and 70s, we moved towards socialism. Globalisation started in 80s and 90s, we missed the bus. Because of policies, we fell behind, specially if you compare us with China. Today, in the last over 100 days, the decisions which have come out. To me, political stability is very crucial. You need people who can look ahead. We need vision, political stability. Today when we look at the cabinet, we are working with that vision," said S Jaishankar.
S Jaishankar On SCO Summit In Pak
"I went there for SCO. I am a good SCO member. I went there, met everyone, shook hands and came back," said S Jaishankar.
S Jaishankar On Neighbourhood
"Our neighbourhood is democratic which means that political changes will keep on happening. We will often be the subject of their politics. We have to factor in that in our policies. If we can create a record of being a country which is a reliable friend in any trouble, if they understand that there's this country India which is generous, which is large, if we create that record and which I feel we have. During Sri Lanka crisis, we stepped up. Today in Sri Lanka, we have seen a very big change," said S Jaishankar.
"Bhutan had the wisdom to collaborate on electricity. This is a lesson which everyone should learn," he said.
S Jaishankar On Russia.
"Prime Minister is going to Russia tomorrow. If you look at our ties with India after independence, Russia hasn't done anything to hit our interests. You have a Russia which is turning towards Asia. Shouldn't we as an Asian country do what is good for our interests. It's not just Russian oil, it's coal. You will always keep your further away country good. The history is a positive asset in that sense," said S Jaishankar.
S Jaishankar On India's Century
"You can't be the fifth largest economy and say you don't have anything on (semiconductor) chips. All this comes as a big party of being a party of India's century," said S Jaishankar.
S Jaishankar On Digital Infra, Big Tech
"We have demonstrated in this decade what can be the benefits of digital infrastructure. The lowest income person is gaining the most from the digital infrastructure. We have done exceedingly well in this respect. When I speak to counterparts in the US or Europe, I say look how smoothly our election goes. Most of the large big tech companies are from US and now Chinese. We are now moving to an era of Artificial Intelligence. I definitely see this as a great opportunity," said S Jaishankar.
S Jaishankar On US-China
"At the end of the day if we are looking at a foreign policy, I would definitely say we will make those calculations and make those decisions," said S Jaishankar.
S Jaishankar On India-US
"India-US has grown steadily all this time. The last ten years, lot of the ideological hang-ups we had, we put it behind us. I am very confident that this relationship will do very well," S Jaishankar said.
S Jaishankar On India-China
"We are on a track of economic rejuvenation. If you are predicting developments of this century, you can't discount India and China. We are neighbours. We have unresolved boundary issues. Two large neighbouring countries rise next to each other in the same time frame is not easy. This will require a lot of skill and diplomacy. Both of us will want to become larger," said S Jaishankar.
S Jaishankar On China
"We reached an agreement on patrolling. That's as much as I can share with you . The understanding to my knowledge is we will be doing the patrolling which we were doing in 2020," S Jaishankar said.
"It's a positive development. It's a product of a very persevering diplomacy. It has been a very patient process," he added.
S Jaishankar On West's Attitude Towards India
"When I go to the US or Europe, there are countries which say there is value to working with India. The unfortunate thing is that it didn't happen with Canada," S Jaishankar.
S Jaishankar On Canada Situation
"There's a general western issue and to some extent a very specific Canada issue. The world order after 1945 was heavily western and after 1990s it was also very very western. In the last 20 years, there has been a rebalancing, many non-western countries have been very influential. The equation between non-west and west is changing. And, it's not easy to adjust.
"Many more large countries like India or China have points of views, and there will confrontations and it will not be so smooth," he added
"I would say there's some history. In the 1980s, Air India plane flying out of Canada was blown up. Developments in the politics went in a different direction. Canada asked us to subject our High Commissioner to police inquiry and we chose to withdraw him. The license that they give themselves is totally different from the restrictions put on the diplomats," he explained the escalating row with Canada.
S Jaishankar At NDTV World Summit
"I think the importance of Indian talent and skill are growing day by day. There's a great interest on how we can this smooth movement of talent from India," said S Jaishankar.
Aadit Palicha, Co-Founder And CEO, Zepto Plays "Sweet" Or "Salty" With NDTV's Arun Singh
NDTV World Summit 2024: Mark Mobius Remembers Meeting "Humble And Honest" Ratan Tata
When asked about an Indian promoter whom he always admires, Mark Mobius, Chairman, Mobius Emerging Opportunities Fund said "Tata".
"I remember meeting him many years ago. He was a guy who was the Titan of Indian industry but he was the most humble and honest guy. He was terrific. Very nice guy," he added.
"Do Not Rush": Mark Mobius's Investment Advice
At the NDTV World Summit 2024, Mark Mobius, Chairman, Mobius Emerging Opportunities Fund, shared a piece of investment advice for his younger self and said "Do not rush." Advising patience, he urged investors to assess the emotion and the psychology of the market.
NDTV World Summit: Mark Mobius On Investing In India
"If you want to create wealth, you got to create entrepreneurs, free of government interference," says Mark Mobius, Chairman, Mobius Emerging Opportunities Fund, at the NDTV World Summit 2024. Mark Mobius joins the conversation on 'Invested in India', moderated by Ramesh Damani.
On the fun side, he joked about being 88 and asking for discounts everywhere. But he is embarrassed about people offering him seats on the train. "It is nice to be 88," he said. Mr Mobius also spoke about curcumin found in turmeric and said, it is good for brain.
NDTV World Summit: "We Have Reduced Over 7,000 Tonnes Of Carbon Emissions," Says Prasanna Mohile, Pernod Ricard India
"We have given up on mono cartons, which has reduced our carbon emissions by 7,310 tonnes, annually. We aim to reduce carbon emission by 30,000 tonnes by 2030," said Prasanna Mohile, National Head, Corporate Affairs, Pernod Ricard India at the NDTV World Summit 2024.
He also spoke about building a global brand but with Indian roots. Pernod Ricard has been in India for three decades. Sharing the journey of 30 years, Mr Mohille said, "We have almost 25 manufacturing facilities. We have been exporting to over 50 countries. We plan to further invest in India, looking at how its economy is growing. For Pernod Ricard, India is the second largest market after the US."
Mr Mohile talked about adopting a 'glocal' approach that blends global spirit with India's preferences.
Geo-Political Disruptions: Emerging Powers vs Existing Powers
An aspirational India does mean a reset of the global power equations. At the NDTV World Summit 2024, we discuss just this with a host of experts. On the panel are - Dr Philipp Ackermann, Ambassador of Germany to India & Bhutan; Kenneth H. da Nobrega, Ambassador of Brazil to India; Ashok Malik, Partner & Chair of India Practice, The Asia Group; Syed Akbaruddin, Former Permanent Representative of India to the United Nations.
Watch: Bhutan PM At NDTV World Summit
NDTV World Summit: Bhutan PM On The India Century
"The world needs India," says Bhutan PM H.E. Dasho Tshering Tobgay. "India has the largest population in the world. It is growing. It is projected to reach 1.6 billion. India has a booming economy. It has crossed 3 trillion US dollars. It should have crossed 5 trillion US dollars if not for COVID. By every measure this is India's century," he added.
NDTV World Summit: "Global South Trusts India's Leadership," Says Bhutan PM H.E. Dasho Tshering Tobgay
"In one measure, you stand out: leadership, and trust in that leadership. Not just Indians trusting India's leadership, but the Global South trusting India's leadership," H.E. Dasho Tshering, Prime Minister of Bhutan said at the NDTV World Summit 2024.
"The Global South looks to India for leadership. As a matter of fact, if there is any country that can sort out today's problems, it is India. For economic problems, the world looks to India as a market, during the Covid pandemic, the world looked to India for vaccines and medicines. Even Russia and Ukraine, if there is any person who can sort it out, I do believe, it is Prime Minister Modi," the Bhutan Prime Minister said.
"India, Not Harvard Or Pittsburgh Moulded Me": Bhutan PM H.E. Dasho Tshering Tobgay
"I was born in India," said H.E. Dasho Tshering Tobgay, Prime Minister of Bhutan at the NDTV World Summit 2024, sharing a secret. "In 1965, I was born in Kalimpong. From KG to class 10, I studied 11 years in India," he added as he credited India for moulding him to serve Bhutan.
"Delighted To Be At NDTV's Inaugural World Summit": Bhutan PM H.E. Dasho Tshering Tobgay
"Heartiest congratulations," Bhutan PM H.E. Dasho Tshering Tobgay said at the launch of NDTV World. "This is going to go a long way. Looking at how NDTV has grown over the years, has become thought for good, not just in India but globally," he added.
Watch out for PM H.E. Dasho Tshering's session at the NDTV World Summit 2024.
How Zepto Adds Value To Lives Of Its 50,000 Delivery Partners
"We look at adding value to a delivery partner's life as a core part of the value proposition of Zepto," Aadit Palicha, Co-Founder and CEO, Zepto said at the NDTV World Summit 2024. "Interestingly, the more value you add to those delivery partners, the more retention you have in that fleet, the lower your cost becomes, and the better your overall business outcomes. We don't look at goodwill to delivery partners as a social initiative, we look at it as a business objective. In 36 months, we have gone from zero to 50,000 delivery partners earning a livelihood on Zepto," he added.
Zepto adds value to the lives of its delivery partners by providing them with doctor consultations, vehicle repair, and insurance, and term insurance, among others facilities, he said.
'Zepto' Founders Got The Idea During COVID, Co-Founder Aadit Palicha Recalls
Founded by Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra, Zepto, India's grocery delivery service app, has a market valuation of 5 billion dollars. Aadit Palicha, Zepto Co-Founder is the youngest unicorn founder in the country. How did he come about with the idea?
At the NDTV World Summit 2024, Aadit recalls sitting at Sher-e-Punjab in Andheri East, with Kaivalya, during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic when groceries were not being delivered online. It all started with a WhatsApp group and the rest is history. Watch to know the full story.
Disrupting Industry For Good
"You cannot have happiness without health", Suneeta Reddy, Managing Director, Apollo Hospitals Group said at NDTV World Summit 2024, bringing focus on good health and well-being.
Suneeta Reddy was joined by Baba Kalyani, Managing Director, Bharat Forge and Ajay Shriram, CMD, DCM Shriram Ltd to talk about 'Disrupting Industry For Good'. The expert panel discussed landmark innovations.
NDTV World Summit: When Sunil Bharti Mittal's Voice Was Faked By AI
"World Is Waiting For You": CBFC Chairperson Prasoon Joshi Congratulates NDTV For Launching NDTV World
"India Should Think About Entirely New Cities": Paul Romer Cites Singapore At NDTV World Summit
Professor Paul Romer, Economist and Nobel Laureate joined the discussion on "The Age Of Indian Disruption" at NDTV World Summit 2024. He spoke about various themes ranging from India's Aadhar initiative to the US Presidential Elections.
The 2018 Nobel Prize for Economics recipient said India needs to take advantage of its potential, adding that assembling land parcels is key to growth. "India should think about entirely new cities. One can emulate the example of Singapore," Mr Romer said.
NDTV World Summit: "India Has Emerged As Fearless Global Power", Says NDTV's Editor-In-Chief Sanjay Pugalia
"Aerospace Is Flagbearer Of India's Manufacturing Push": GE South Asia Chief
Speaking at the NDTV World Summit, Vikram Rai, Chief Executive of GE Aerospace, South Asia, highlighted India's potential in the civil aviation space, pointing to two mega orders in June last year, when Air India and IndiGo ordered 970 Airbus and Boeing aircraft between them alone.
The Indian middle class is flying more, Mr Rai said, because of the Modi government's "business-friendly" policies. "In a world full of chaos, the 'India story' is being talked about," he said.
"Some Jobs Reduced Due To AI, But...": Sunil Bharti Mittal At NDTV World Summit
Addressing the NDTV World Summit 2024, Sunil Bharti Mittal, Founder and Chairperson of Bharti Enterprises, explained how the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) will impact everything from global economies to geopolitics.
Prof Paul Romer, Nobel Laureate, Economics, 2018 & Former Chief Economist, World Bank, Shares His Views On Aadhaar
Hailing India's Aadhaar initiative, Nobel laureate Professor Paul Romer said technology was used to give citizens an existence and further access to schemes. The United States, though saw the rise of the Silicon Valley, failed to use technology to improve lives in the US, he said.
Lok Sabha, Haryana Elections Win A "Message Of Stability": PM Modi
Victory in the April-June general election was a "message of stability" and victory in this month's Haryana Assembly election - have reinforced that sentiment, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Monday at the NDTV World Summit. "Stability, sustainability, and solutions... these are the most important conditions for a better future of humanity," he said.
YouTuber And Influencer Nas Daily Congratulates NDTV On The Launch Of NDTV World
"Permanent Seat On Security Council Should Be India's Right": David Cameron At NDTV World Summit
The world needs India's perspective on the challenges it faces and the country should get a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council, former UK prime minister David Cameron has said.
Economist And Nobel Laureate Professor Paul Romer At NDTV World Summit
"Technology is not being used effectively to improve the quality of life. The Life expectancy has declined in the US," Professor Paul Romer, Economist and Nobel Laureate said at NDTV World Summit 2024. "Government has an important role to function as a Regulator to effectively utilize technology for public good," he added.
Further lauding India for introducing Unified Payment Interface (UPI), he said, "The government in India was happy to make apps (like UPI). It did not happen in the US. People in India can see how because of the government's technological and digital intervention, their lives have become better."
"Something You Don't Forget": David Cameron On PM's Wembley Event In 2015
PM Modi had addressed thousands of members of the Indian community at Wembley Stadium during his visit to the UK in November 2015.
"Wake-Up Moment": David Cameron On Tata's Takeover Of Jaguar Land Rover
"Ratan Tata-led initiative to take over a leading British company Jaguar-Land Rover was very important... It was a wake-up moment for us regarding India's growing potential," said Lord David Cameron, Former UK Prime Minister at the NDTV World Summit.
During his tenure as Prime Minister, Mr Cameron recalled that Indian investment took over Japanese investment in the United Kingdom. He also remembered industrialist Ratan Tata, who passed away earlier this month, as his advisor and also a man central to the milestone of an Indian company entering Britain and investing and growing on of its companies.
Former UK PM David Cameron On India-UK FTA
Speaking at the NDTV World Summit 2024, former UK PM David Cameron spoke about India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and said:
- Both sides should do more to make it happen.
- We want more investments. India also needs investments.We should both bring more to the table.
- We need to take risks at the political level.
"PM Modi Has A Very Clear Plan About Technology And Future": Lord David Cameron
"The most important thing in politics is to have a plan. PM Modi has a very clear plan about technology and the future", Former UK Prime Minister Lord David Cameron to Sonia Singh at NDTV World Summit.
NDTV World Summit: Former UK PM Lord David Cameron On Relishing Indian Food
Lord David Cameron, former UK PM spoke about relishing Indian food, especially fish curry during his "wonderful holiday in Kerala".
NDTV World Summit: Lord David Cameron Recalls Meeting A Bollywood Celebrity
Lord David Cameron's Favourite Indian Cricketers Are...
"Israel Is Under Attack From Multiple Fronts:" Lord David Cameron
Lord David Cameron, Former UK PM On Indian Students Coming To UK
At NDTV World Summit 2024, Lord David Cameron, Former Prime Minister of UK, spoke about Indian students coming to the UK. Key things he said:
- There are no limits to Indian students who can come to UK, we want as many to come here as possible.
- I think it would be helpful to take student number out of immigration. They come, study, work for a year and leave.
"Rishi Sunak Was A Very Good PM": Lord David Cameron At NDTV World Summit
"He (Rishi Sunak) was a very good Prime Minister, very intelligent. He asked me to be his foreign secretary and I immediately said yes," Lord David Cameron said while lauding Rishi Sunak. "He did a good job as PM by reducing inflation and improving relations with Europe," he added.
Lord David Cameron, Former UK PM On Russia-Ukraine War
"India Can Mediate Russia-Ukraine War": Former UK PM David Cameron
"We need India's perspective on the challenges we face in the world. India has the credibility to play the role of mediator in the Russia-Ukraine war," Lord David Cameron, Former Prime Minister of the UK said at NDTV World Summit. "India might be in a position to meditate but has to ensure that Putin can't be allowed to take territory by force," he added.
Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron Speaks To NDTV's Sonia Singh On "The India Century - View From London"
"We Would Ensure India's Century Is The World's Century": PM Modi
"We need stability, and sustenance for growth and India is working on it. Our third term gives a message of stability," said PM Modi at NDTV World Summit. "Climate change is a problem in the world and we are trying to take a lead in that. In the world's fight against global warming, our contribution is insignificant but we are working on reducing carbon emissions and green energy, he added listing the solutions India is working on - India-Middle East global corridor, mission millets, and global solar alliance.
"Initiatives taken by India is a solution toward problems. We would aim to ensure that India's century is the world's century," he added.
"India's Growth Will Benefit The World": PM Modi
"The world celebrated the Chandrayaan mission. When India grows, the world feels happy. India's growth will benefit the world. India drove the world's growth in the past but during colonialism, we couldn't. Now, we are independent and ready to drive the growth," PM Modi at NDTV World Summit.
"India Chose To Help Countries During COVID": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi reiterated India's tradition of extending a helping hand. "During COVID, we could have earned millions of dollars by selling drugs, but we didn't do that. It's not a part of our tradition. We chose to help the countries and supplied medicines and vaccines to nations, which helped many. We don't make taken-for-granted relations with nations," he said.
India Is Growing With Everyone's Aspirations Hand In Hand
At the NDTV World Summit 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about considering everyone's aspirations.
"We have focused on air travel and started the UDAAN scheme. We worked on two pillars - building airports in tier 2 and 3 cities and making air travel affordable. Over 3 lakh flights have taken off under the UDAAN scheme. Many flights connect the small cities. Now there are over 150 airports in India," he said.
"India Is Powered By 2 AIs": PM Modi At NDTV World Summit
"For world, it is Artificial Intelligence (AI) but in India, it is Aspirational India and Artificial Intelligence and when the two meet, it accelerates India's growth," said PM Narendra Modi at NDTV World Summit 2024. "India has started the AI mission this year. We are increasing the use of AI in every sector," he added.
In India's Growth Journey, There Is No Room For Rest For PM Modi
"India Is Moving Ahead With A Forward Looking Approach": PM Modi
"In the last 10 years, 12 crore toilets have been built, and 16 crore homes have gas connections... is it enough? My answer is no. This is not enough," said PM Modi.
Talking about India's vision, he said, "There's a tradition that every government compares its work with the previous government. We used to walk this path but from now on we can't compare the past and present and be happy with it. The metric of success from now on would be 'What we want to achieve' — India has a forward looking approach. A vision for developed India by 2047 is a part of the mindset."
125 Days Of PM Modi 3.0
At NDTV World Summit 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi lists the achievements of his government and the progress made in 125 days, as part of the third term. It includes:
- 3 crore new homes for the poor
- Initiating 9 lakh crore infrastructure projects
- 15 new Vande Bharat trains are running
- Began work on 8 new airports
- Rs 2 lakh crore package for youth
- Rs 21,000 crore direct transfer in the account of farmers
- 5 lakh health insurance for senior citizens above 70 years of age
"India Has Emerged As A Beacon Of Hope": PM Modi At NDTV World Summit
"India is the ray of hope amid the global crisis. There are challenges in front of India but we are feeling a sense of positivity here and that is why we are discussing the India Century," said Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his keynote address at NDTV World Summit.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Addresses The NDTV World Summit
PM Modi Launches NDTV World - New Home For Global News
At the NDTV World Summit 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launches NDTV World - new home for global news.
PM Modi Poses With Other Guests At NDTV World Summit 2024
PM Modi Arrives At NDTV World Summit 2024
Lord David Cameron, Former Prime Minister of United Kingdom Joins NDTV World Summit
Lord David Cameron, Former Prime Minister of United Kingdom joins NDTV World Summit 2024. Ahead of his session on 'The India Century - View From London', Mr Cameron catches up with NDTV's Sonia Singh and Sanjay Pugalia.
All About Investing In India At The NDTV World Summit
Professor Paul Romer On India Ascends
"India has made remarkable progress, particularly the government's success in leading the nation into a better future," said Professor Paul Romer, Economist and Nobel Laureate ahead of his session at the NDTV World Summit - The India Century.
Watch out for his session on the NDTV World, starting shortly.
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Barbados PM Mia Amor Mottley To Speak On Climate Change At NDTV World Summit
Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Amor Mottley will today share her views on climate change and the global south at the NDTV World Summit.
Former UK PM David Cameron To Share His Views At NDTV World Summit
Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron will today speak on "The India Century – View From London" at the NDTV World Summit.
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Behind-The-Scenes: NDTV World Summit 2024 - The India Century
"Look Forward To Addressing NDTV World Summit," Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that he is looking forward to address the NDTV World Summit.
"India’s growth trajectory has truly captured global attention. Our Yuva Shakti is taking our nation to new heights. I will be talking about India’s key strides and why we remain a global bright spot," he posted on X.
NDTV World Summit 2024: Bhutan PM, S Jaishankar Among Guests
Bhutan Prime Minister Dasho Tshering Tobgay, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Bharti Airtel Chairperson Sunil Bharti Mittal, actors Shraddha Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor Khan will also be among the guests who will attend the two-day event.
NDTV World Summit 2024: 2-Day Event To Begin Today
NDTV proudly presents its flagship event, NDTV World Summit 2024 - The India Century, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi will speak in the inaugural session of the two-day event, followed by former UK PM David Cameron.
