New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reaffirmed India’s commitment to shaping a robust digital future, emphasizing key areas such as Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), Artificial Intelligence (AI), semiconductor industry, and electronics manufacturing.
Addressing the nation’s evolving digital landscape, the PM highlighted India’s global leadership in Digital Public Infrastructure, citing successful platforms like UPI, Aadhaar, and CoWIN as models of innovation and scalability. He stressed that AI will play a transformative role in governance, healthcare, and education, urging industries to harness its potential responsibly.
The Prime Minister also underscored India’s push towards semiconductor and electronics manufacturing, positioning the country as a global hub for chip production and electronic goods. With strategic investments and policy support, India aims to reduce dependency on imports and strengthen its self-reliance in critical technologies.
As the world transitions towards a digital-first economy, India’s initiatives in DPI, AI, and advanced manufacturing reflect its ambition to become a technology powerhouse, driving innovation and economic growth on a global scale.
