A Beautiful Message from our PM @narendramodi ji.
So much to learn from this 🙏🙏🙏
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand was far more than a diplomatic tour. It was a strategic assertion of India’s growing role as a leading power in the Indian Ocean and Indo-Pacific, delivering concrete outcomes across defence, trade, technology, energy security, critical minerals, digital innovation, culture and people-to-people ties.
The visit has imparted fresh momentum to India’s engagement across the Indian Ocean, from Seychelles in the west to Indonesia in the east, while reinforcing partnerships with Australia and New Zealand in the wider Indo-Pacific. It reflects the success of India’s multi-alignment approach, where strategic autonomy is translating into meaningful partnerships based on mutual trust and shared interests.
Strategic and Defence Partnerships
India’s strategic partnerships across the region have reached a new level.
Indonesia welcomed India’s participation in the integrated development of Sabang Port, creating new opportunities for connectivity between India’s Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Indonesia’s Sumatra, while facilitating trade, investment and regional prosperity.
With Australia, India further strengthened its Comprehensive Strategic Partnership through a Joint Declaration on Defence and Security Cooperation, a Maritime Security Collaboration Roadmap, enhanced maritime domain awareness, greater intelligence sharing, expanded joint patrols and an agreement to service each other’s naval vessels.
India and New Zealand elevated bilateral ties to a Strategic Partnership and adopted a Roadmap to 2030, providing a structured framework for cooperation in defence, trade, technology, education and people-to-people exchanges.
Defence cooperation also witnessed major breakthroughs. Indonesia decided to further expand its inventory of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles and expressed interest in India’s indigenous defence platforms such as the Astra beyond-visual-range missile, underlining India’s emergence as a trusted defence manufacturing partner.
India and New Zealand signed a Mutual Logistics Support Arrangement, maritime cooperation agreements and established a Maritime Security Dialogue, while New Zealand joined the Maritime Security pillar of India’s Indo-Pacific Oceans Initiative.
Critical Minerals and Energy Security
The visit significantly strengthened India’s long-term resource security.
India and Australia established a Critical Minerals Corridor covering lithium, cobalt and rare earths, shifting cooperation beyond imports to joint investments in processing and value addition.
India also deepened cooperation with Indonesia to leverage its vast nickel reserves for electric vehicles, batteries and clean energy manufacturing.
In just two years, India has now concluded critical minerals partnerships with 24 countries while negotiating with 11 more, an extraordinary achievement in securing supply chains for future technologies.
Another landmark outcome was Australia’s long-term uranium supply agreement with India. Australia possesses nearly one-third of the world’s known uranium reserves, making this partnership critical for India’s ambitious target of achieving 100 GW of nuclear power capacity by 2047.
New Zealand also joined the India-led Global Biofuels Alliance, further strengthening international cooperation on sustainable energy.
Trade, Investment and Economic Cooperation
Economic partnerships received a major boost.
India and Australia reaffirmed their commitment to an ambitious Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement while AustralianSuper announced an additional investment of AU$500 million in India’s National Investment and Infrastructure Fund, taking its total exposure in India to AU$3.3 billion.
India and New Zealand committed to doubling bilateral trade to NZ$7 billion by 2030 and accelerating implementation of the India–New Zealand Free Trade Agreement signed earlier this year.
These developments reinforce growing global confidence in India’s economic growth story and investment ecosystem.
Digital Public Infrastructure and Education
India’s Digital Public Infrastructure continues to emerge as a global public good.
Indonesia launched the Indonesia Open Network (ION), built entirely on the architecture of India’s Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC), marking another milestone in the internationalisation of India’s digital innovations.
Both countries also advanced work on UPI-based cross-border QR payment integration, enabling seamless digital transactions.
An agreement to establish an international campus of IIM Bangalore in Indonesia further expanded India’s educational footprint in Southeast Asia.
Culture and Civilisational Partnerships
India’s soft power received an equally significant boost.
Prime Minister Modi and President Prabowo jointly launched the conservation of the UNESCO World Heritage Prambanan Temple complex, led by the Archaeological Survey of India, reaffirming centuries-old civilisational ties.
Australia announced the repatriation of three priceless ancient Indian artefacts from Tamil Nadu, while India and New Zealand signed new agreements to deepen cultural cooperation and maritime heritage collaboration.
These initiatives reflect India’s growing role in preserving shared global heritage.
Sports and People-to-People Ties
India and Australia unveiled a Sports Collaboration Roadmap at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground covering cricket, sports science, youth exchanges and technology.
The announcement that the opening match of Australia’s Big Bash League will be played in Chennai later this year marks another milestone in sporting cooperation.
India and New Zealand adopted a Joint Action Plan on Sport spanning rugby, rowing, athletics, golf, sports medicine and high-performance training.
Diplomatic Recognition
The warmth extended during the visit reflected India’s rising global stature.
President Prabowo personally received and saw off Prime Minister Modi, accompanied him to the Prambanan Temple and ensured fighter aircraft escorted the Prime Minister’s aircraft.
Prime Minister Modi was conferred Indonesia’s highest civilian honour, the Bintang Adipurna.
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon personally welcomed and bid farewell to Prime Minister Modi, while Auckland’s iconic Sky Tower was illuminated in the colours of the Indian Tricolour.
In all three countries, the heads of government joined Indian diaspora events and remained present throughout, an extraordinary diplomatic gesture rarely witnessed.
This visit has strengthened India’s strategic position across the Indo-Pacific, secured critical resources for future growth, expanded defence partnerships, accelerated trade and investment, deepened civilisational ties and demonstrated the confidence that the world places in India under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership.
India today is not merely participating in shaping the Indo-Pacific, it is helping lead it.
"अब मैं बरसों से पाला हुआ, दिल के कोने में छुपाया हुआ अपना सपना पूरा करूँगा। मुर्गियों का फ़ार्म खोलूँगा, पोल्ट्री फ़ार्म। हज़ारों मुर्गियाँ पालूँगा, जो लाखों अंडे देंगी। लाखों अंडों से करोड़ों मुर्गियाँ, और उनके कई करोड़ अंडे, और अरबों ऑमलेट। वो खाने के लिए ब्रेड भी मैं ही दूँगा। मैं बेकरी भी खोलूँगा। ब्रेड का बादशाह और ऑमलेट का राजा! बजाज। हमारा बजाज।"
🚨 A Heartburn moment for Liberals
Indonesian (Muslim dominated country) President Prabowo Subianto to PM Narendra Modi:
"I try to COPY you. Your career and the way you work INSPIRE me deeply."
"It's a GOOD thing you haven't COPYRIGHTED all of it." 🔥
I throw an open challenge to proxy pseudo Oil minister @nitin_gadkari Ji... Prove that E20 doesn't cause problems to vehicles and get it signed by Auto industry and Insurance companies.
Meet Tejasvi Surya.
He has been serving as a Member of Parliament in the Lok Sabha from the BJP, representing the Bangalore South constituency since 2019.
Now, let's examine the works carried out during his tenure through the lens of Central Govt's MPLADS website.
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sometimes i wonder if those scientists read the Puranas and then come up with theories...
like the age of the universe... from 6000 years scaled up to some 4.5 billion. (they probably mixed up the 4.32 billion lifespan of universe of which around 2 billion have passed according to Puranas)
or how they discovered that there are above 8 million species on earth. ancient India said 84 lakhs (8.4 million)
and yes, HUGE oceans are described, too.
Whenever the Indian Army undertakes any movement, it was required to inform Pakistan 15 days in advance.
This agreement, it is claimed, was put in place by the Congress.
@LauraLoomer@sardesairajdeep@IndiaToday Mam do not take this scumbag seriously no one in takes him serious. He got dose of his own medicine at Madison square since then he is out of his senses.