New Delhi:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first podcast interview (PM Modi Podcast Interview) is being discussed in the entire country. In the interview given to Nikhil Kamath, PM Modi presented many aspects of his life in front of the country. During this period, PM Modi also talked about the cancellation of his America visa. Also expressed his opinion on other issues. He said that people misunderstand the meaning of minimum government and maximum governance. Efforts are necessary to increase the speed of work done by government departments. This is why they have created separate ministries for skills, cooperation and fisheries.
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“When America canceled my visa”
On how the perception of India has changed across the world, PM Modi recalled the day when he had said that a day would come when the world would stand in queues for Indian visas.
America had refused to give me a visa when I was holding the post of CM. I had then said that doing this to the head of an elected government is wrong and undemocratic. I had said in a press conference that day that one day the world will stand in queue for Indian visas. I did this in the year 2005. This is 2025. I can see that this is India’s time.
PM Modi
Prime Minister, India
PM Modi said that he used to say publicly that if NRIs do not come back to India, they will regret because the world is changing.
Understand the meaning of maximum governance
In a podcast interview with Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath released on Friday, PM Modi said, “The government has removed 40,000 compliances to increase the speed of work in various departments. PM Modi said that we often say minimum government, maximum governance.” Some people misunderstand the concept that minimum government means less ministers and employees. No. I created separate ministries for skills, cooperation and fisheries. When I say minimum government, I mean we removed 40,000 ministries. Otherwise different departments will demand the same thing, then it should be used by all.
India showed the world…
PM Modi said that he abolished 1,500 old laws. Laws that made certain things criminal have been changed. This is his vision of minimum government and maximum governance. He is watching all this happening. On India’s technological position across the world, PM Modi said that India has succeeded in democratizing technology and has taught the world how to do it.
How does technology democratize?
PM Modi said that he can transfer money to the accounts of 100 million farmers in just thirty seconds. He can do the same thing for cylinder subsidy for 13 crore people in 30 seconds. India has taught the world how to democratize technology. For this you just need a mobile. This is a technology-driven century. The government has created an Innovation Commission and Innovation Fund.
Promise to make India developed
Referring to his recent visit to Kuwait, PA Modi said that he had visited a labor colony there. A worker asked him when an international airport would be built in his district in India. He said that this is the aspiration that will make India developed in 2047.
“Today the world trusts India”
Emphasizing his stand on the issue of war and ongoing conflicts around the world, PM Modi said that his stance is not neutral but he is in favor of peace. PM Modi said that the advice he has given to the currently struggling countries has increased India’s credibility. PM Modi said that India was not neutral during the Ukraine war but was in favor of peace. He also said the same to Russia, Ukraine, Iran, Palestine and Israel. These countries trust India. This is the reason why India’s credibility has increased. The world trusts what we say.
