In his address at the NDTV World Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India's emergence as a "beacon of hope" amid ongoing diplomatic tensions with Canada. He asserted that India's bilateral relations are founded on trust, highlighting the importance of reliability in international ties. Modi noted that India's progress is seen positively worldwide, reflecting a collective benefit.

Discussing the future, Modi stated that the country is adopting a “forward-looking approach,” moving beyond comparisons with past governments. He outlined a vision for a developed India by 2047, marking a shift in metrics of success towards ambitious goals rather than historical comparisons. 

Celebrating the completion of 125 days of the NDA-led government, he reported significant achievements, including the approval of 3 crore new homes for the poor and the initiation of infrastructure projects valued at Rs 9 lakh crore. 

Reflecting on the recent Haryana Assembly elections, Modi interpreted the BJP's victory as a clear message of stability, noting it as the first time in six decades that a government has been elected for three consecutive terms. 

Modi also highlighted India's "double AI advantage," linking Artificial Intelligence with the aspirations of the Indian populace. He stressed that this combination will drive rapid development across sectors. Concluding, he emphasized the necessity for stability, sustainability, and innovative solutions as critical for a promising future for humanity, with India playing a vital role in these efforts.