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A melodious song filled with devotion and the spirit of Assam. 🎶 Women tea garden workers in Dibrugarh welcomed PM Modi with this beautiful tribute to Jagat Janani Maa.

At a tea garden in Dibrugarh, PM Modi got a glimpse of the culture of tea garden families. Their contribution to Assam’s progress is unparalleled. Here are the highlights. 🔽

कांग्रेसी राजकुमार की इस सेंचुरी के लिए तो पूरा देश एकजुट होकर खेल रहा है!

From Bihu to Jhumoir and Bagurumba, PM Shri Narendra Modi has consistently stood with Assam, celebrating and honouring the state’s vibrant cultural heritage. Today, amid the lush green tea gardens of Assam, he marked 200 years of Assam’s tea community, celebrating alongside our sisters from the tea garden community and paying tribute to their immense contribution to the state’s identity and economy. 🌿🍃

India’s semiconductor journey is accelerating with visionary leadership. At the inauguration of the Kaynes Semicon OSAT facility in Sanand, PM Shri Narendra Modi highlighted a defining moment in India’s march toward technological self-reliance. Coming just a month after production began at Micron’s facility, this milestone reflects the rapid expansion of India’s semiconductor ecosystem. The Kaynes Semicon facility strengthens our domestic value chain while positioning India as a trusted global hub for electronics manufacturing. It embodies the spirit of Make in India and Make for the World, creating high-skilled employment and driving innovation. With Semiconductor Mission 2.0 on the horizon, India is set to scale new heights in frontier technologies like AI and chip manufacturing. Under PM Modi’s leadership, the #Techade is not just a vision but it is becoming reality

The Government of India has approved 29 projects worth ₹7,104 crore under the Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS), reinforcing the vision of PM Shri Narendra Modi to build a self-reliant and globally competitive electronics ecosystem. A major highlight is India’s first rare earth permanent magnet manufacturing unit with an investment of ₹700 crore, based entirely on indigenous technology and intellectual property. This marks a significant step toward reducing dependence on concentrated global supply chains and strengthening India’s strategic capabilities in critical minerals and advanced manufacturing. The approved projects span 16 product segments, including lithium-ion cells, flexible PCBs, connectors, and display modules, across eight states, with Karnataka and Maharashtra leading. These investments are expected to generate over 14,000 jobs and drive production worth ₹84,515 crore. The initiative targets achieving 25% domestic demand fulfillment in rare earth magnets, 50% localisation in PCBs, and 61% in lithium-ion batteries. This move aligns with the broader vision of Viksit Bharat, boosting manufacturing, innovation, and employment while positioning India as a key global electronics hub.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah declared in the Lok Sabha that India has effectively become “Naxal-free,” marking a significant milestone in the country’s long fight against left-wing extremism. He highlighted that over the past three years, 4,839 Maoists have surrendered, 706 have been neutralised, and 2,218 arrested. The Maoist leadership structure has largely collapsed, with central and state-level committees dismantled and the number of affected districts drastically reduced from 126 earlier to just a handful today. The achievement was attributed to strong political will under PM Shri Narendra Modi, combined with a comprehensive strategy focused on security, development, and governance. Measures included enhanced coordination between security forces, deployment of advanced technology such as drones and satellite tracking, and an all-agency approach involving intelligence and enforcement bodies. Simultaneously, the government expanded infrastructure and welfare initiatives in affected regions building roads, schools, hospitals, mobile towers, and banking networks to eliminate the governance vacuum that once enabled insurgency. The government maintained a firm stance that while those who surrender will be rehabilitated, violence will be met with decisive force. This dual approach of development and security has significantly weakened Naxal influence, restoring stability and enabling democratic participation in previously affected regions.

India is proactively managing a potential fertilizer shortfall ahead of the crucial kharif season, demonstrating strategic preparedness amid global disruptions. The country currently holds around 18 million tonnes of fertilizer stock against a requirement of 39 million tonnes, with the gap expected to be bridged by May. Despite supply concerns arising from the West Asia crisis given the region’s significant share in India’s urea, DAP, and LNG imports the government has acted swiftly to stabilise availability through diversified sourcing and efficient stock management. To ensure supply security, India is expanding imports from alternative partners such as Russia, Morocco, Indonesia and others, reducing dependence on traditional Gulf suppliers. Simultaneously, efforts are underway to boost domestic production under the visionary leadership of PM Shri Narendra Modi, with fertiliser plants resuming operations and gas supply improving to 75-80%. The government is also encouraging the use of alternative fertilisers and leveraging spot LNG purchases despite higher global prices. These measures reflect a coordinated strategy to safeguard agricultural output, maintain input availability for farmers, and ensure stability in the upcoming sowing season. 

12 Sankalpas. 1 Vision. A stronger Assam. From 2 lakh new government jobs to ₹18,000 crore flood protection, from land rights for genuine citizens to free education from KG to PG, this roadmap lays out a clear path toward a safe, developed Assam. Assam will choose progress again. 🪷 #BJPSankalp4VikasitAssam

India conducted the first BRICS Youth Coordination Meeting 2026 in March, marking the beginning of youth engagement initiatives under its chairmanship. Held virtually, the meeting brought together representatives from all member countries and focused on the theme “Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation, and Sustainability.” India outlined a comprehensive roadmap for the BRICS Youth Track, including Working Group Meetings, Youth Development Forum, Youth Council Meeting, Youth Summit, and Youth Ministerial Meeting, highlighting its commitment to strengthening people-to-people ties among emerging economies. The meeting identified key priority areas such as education and skills development, youth entrepreneurship, innovation, social inclusion, health, sports, environmental sustainability, and youth exchanges. These themes aim to create a collaborative platform for young leaders to contribute to inclusive and sustainable development. By aligning member countries under the visionary leadership of PM Shri Narendra Modi on shared priorities, the initiative strengthens youth cooperation within BRICS while enhancing India’s role in shaping global youth dialogue and fostering long-term collaboration.