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Prime Minister Narendra Modi began the second day of his visit to Japan by addressing the Indian community in Tokyo. He has covered a variety of topics, from Chandrayaan to Make in India, Diwali feasts and the soon to be ready statue of Sardar Patel in Gujarat.
This is what the Prime Minister talked about while addressing non-resident Indians in Japan:
– Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the Indian community of Japan for bringing the "Indian brand" to new heights by introducing Indian cricket, cuisine and culture to the island nation.
"In the same way that lamps illuminate the darkness during Diwali wherever you are, you spread the light of India to the four corners of the world and to Japan and make the country proud of me. accompany you, "said Prime Minister Modi, at the beginning of Diwali festivities in India.
– PM Modi cited the "Make in India" initiative of his government aimed at boosting manufacturing in India, particularly India's progress in the manufacture of mobile phones.
"Make in India" is today a global brand.We manufacture quality products not only for India but for the whole world.India is in the process of becoming a global hub, especially in the field of electronics and automotive manufacturing, is moving towards the number 1 in mobile phone manufacturing, "he said.
– The Prime Minister also appreciated the social assistance programs launched by his government. "India is now going through a massive transformation, and the world appreciates India for its efforts to provide services to humanity." Policies in India and Jobs ongoing public welfare are now welcomed, "he said.
PM Modi also cited developments in the field of space technologies. "Last year, our scientists created a record by simultaneously launching more than 100 satellites in space.We sent Chandrayaan and Mangalyaan at a very modest cost.India is preparing to send Gaganyaan in the space of 2022. It will be an Indian from all angles and one traveling in, will also be an Indian, "he said.
The Prime Minister had promised a manned space flight during his annual Independence Day speech this year.
– Modi also invoked the legacy of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel during the event.
"We celebrate each year the anniversary of the birth of Sardar Patel, but this time we will attract the attention of the whole world.In Gujarat, his birthplace, the statue of Sardar Sahab – the highest of the world – is under construction, "he said.
The structure would be twice the height of the Statue of Liberty in the United States. It is under construction on the banks of the Narmada River in Gujarat.
On Sunday, Prime Minister Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe spoke at a lunch and a private dinner at the latter's holiday home. The Indian Prime Minister then took an express train to Tokyo and also visited Japan's largest industrial robot construction facility.
PM Modi also met with several Japanese venture capitalists and attended the Business Leaders' Forum on Monday. The Japanese Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, Hiroshige Seko, also appealed to him.
The Prime Minister leaves for India later today.
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