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'Grow more, achieve more': PM Modi says India working on 6G at Melbourne diaspora event
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Indian community in Melbourne, Australia. He stated India is actively developing advanced 6G technology for future growth. The nation is building a robust manufacturing sector, aiming for developed status. Modi noted the significant strengthening of India-Australia relations over recent years. He credited the Indian diaspora for playing a crucial role in this progress.
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Follow the Live updates as Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Anthony Albanese hold wide-ranging talks on defence, trade, investment, education, mobility, critical technologies,…
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Modi outlines ambitious India-Australia future ties focusing on AI, semiconductors
Prime Minister Modi emphasized advancing India-Australia ties through collaboration in AI, semiconductors, uranium, and clean energy for sustainable and strategic growth.
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'Grow more, achieve more': PM Modi says India working on 6G at Melbourne diaspora event
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Indian community in Melbourne, Australia. He stated India is actively developing advanced 6G technology for future growth. The nation is…
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'Grow more, achieve more': PM Modi highlights India’s 6G plans & Infra growth in Melbourne address
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said India is working on 6G technology because Indians believe in "grow more, achieve more", as he addressed the Indian community in…
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India aspires to be one of world's top three economies driven by 'Grow more, achieve more' motto: PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Indian diaspora in Melbourne, outlining India's economic aspirations. He stated India aims to be among the world's top three economies…