Delhi Divya:  Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed India as a nation that never stops inventing, saying that it is quickly becoming the world's new manufacturing hub. India is quickly becoming the world's factory, despite the fact that it was once known as the world's back office. Prime Minister Modi made the bold statement at the convention that we are now more than just a workforce; we are a world-force. He made the claim that India's organizational and innovative prowess in the twenty-first century is being watched by the entire world. Indian items are becoming more popular around the world, thanks in large part to Prime Minister Modi's "Vocal for Local" campaign, which promotes things made in his country. The prime minister continued by saying that India is now producing semiconductors and aircraft carriers, among other things, and that people from all over the globe want to learn more about India's progress and even visit the country. While discussing the most recent general elections, he brought out the fact that an Indian government had been re-elected for a third consecutive term, a first in the country's 60-year history. India has earned the public's confidence because of its many accomplishments in the last decade. India currently supplies more than 60% of the world's turmeric, as well as other Indian products like millets, which he used as examples of how these goods have gone worldwide. He listed some Indian exports that have made an impression on the world arena, including coffee, electronics, pharmaceuticals, and mobile phones. The prime minister also touched on India's AI projects and the country's attempts to speak out for the Global South. He made the statement that India has brought the Mission LiFE vision to the globe when he was talking about the country's role in climate action. Among his accomplishments, he praised India's role as a frontrunner in the Solar Alliance and the CREDI Coalition. India is quickly becoming a major player on the international stage, and the prime minister has stressed this point again.