India seeks inclusive global order based on humanity: PM Modi
- On Thursday, October 22, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the NDTV World Summit in New Delhi, calling for stronger global institutions and a greater voice for India and the Global South.
- Recalling the COVID-19 pandemic, Modi emphasized India's role as a 'Vishwa Bandhu' , supplying medicines to over 100 countries while many affluent nations prioritized domestic needs.
- Citing ancient statesman Chanakya, Modi warned against 'Matsya Nyaya,' explaining how trade, technology, and sea routes are increasingly being 'weaponized,' allowing the strong to prey on the weak.
- Guided by the principle of 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas,' India demonstrated leadership during recent G20 and BRICS summits, positioning itself as a reliable consensus-building partner.
- The vision for 'Viksit Bharat' by 2047 extends beyond domestic progress, serving as Modi's guarantee for global stability while India pushes for essential reforms in multilateral institutions.
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India seeks inclusive global order based on humanity: PM Modi - The Tribune
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for a new global order centred on collective well-being at the NDTV World Summit. He highlighted India's pandemic aid as a Vishwa Bandhu, pushed for multilateral reforms, and stressed that Viksit Bharat ensures stability and prosperity for the world.
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India seeks inclusive global order based on humanity: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for a new global order centred on collective well-being at the NDTV World Summit. He highlighted India's pandemic aid as a Vishwa Bandhu, pushed for multilateral reforms, and stressed that Viksit Bharat ensures stability and prosperity for the world.
World recognised India's role in shaping global order during Covid-19 Pandemic: PM Modi
Referring to ancient Indian economist Chanakya, the Prime Minister cited his Sanskrit mantra 'apranitah tu matsyanyayam udbhavayati', which translates to 'when the law of punishment is kept in abeyance, it gives rise to Matsya Nyaya (law of the sea)', meaning the strong shall swallow the weak.
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