INDIA AT HANNOVER MESSE 2015...COME MAKE IN INDIA

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PM in Berlin Railway station

Joint Press conference by Modi and Merkel

1. Manufacturing: Utilize the momentum generated by India’s participation in the Hannover Messe to foster stronger ties between business and industry on both sides in order to support India’s ‘Make in India’ initiative. Greater investments, a positive investment climate and technology partnerships are crucial for the success of India’s ‘Make in India’ initiative.

2. Skill Development: Expand existing Indo-German cooperation through new initiatives, including a road-map for enhancing employability of trainees and apprentices by strengthening industry involvement in Skills Development, as in the German dual system.

3. Urban Development: Strengthen the bilateral cooperation through the establishment of a working group on urban development. Support development of urban planning and infrastructure in India, including (a)cooperation in the development of new areas of collaboration and mutual benefit in the development of smart cities in India; (b) Setting up peer-to-peer network of Municipalities for direct collaboration; and (c) Assistance in the area of affordable housing.

4. Environment: Strengthen the bilateral cooperation through the establishment of two working groups in the areas of water and waste management.

5. Railways: Support for the modernization of the railway infrastructure including setting up of semi high-speed and high-speed railways and training and skill development of personnel in the rail sector starting with signaling and telecommunications and a high-speed rail system.

6. Cleaning of Rivers: Following the completion of the Ganga Scoping Mission in October 2014 by Germany, develop cooperation on Ganga River rejuvenation strategies, capacity support for urban sanitation, setting up of standards, approaches to industrial pollution and innovative financial models.

7. Renewable Energy: Support India’s proposed objective of 175GW of renewable energy by 2022 through technical and financial support for developing comprehensive solar rooftop and green energy corridor projects in India.

8. Education: Promote closer educational exchanges, including through setting up of an International Center for Advanced Studies in the Humanities and Social Sciences, strengthening collaboration between universities in India and Germany through the Indo German Strategic Partnerships in Higher Education program, and enhancing the exchange of scientists between both countries, e.g. in the framework of India’s GIAN initiative.

9. Language: Support the respective programs and efforts in India and Germany to broaden knowledge of each other’s languages among the youth in accordance with the national policy of each country.

10. Science and Technology (S&T): Both sides declared their intent to promote closer R&D Cooperation in science, technology and innovation, in particular through extending the tenure of the bi-national Indo-German Science & Technology Center in India with appropriate resources, the cooperation arrangement between Ministry of Earth Sciences, India and Helmholtz Association, Germany for Institutional collaboration in the area of Earth Sciences, and understanding between National Council of Science Museums in India and Leibniz Association, Germany on closer cooperation in science communication.

We agree that we strengthen our efforts towards carrying on negotiations for an ambitious EU India Free Trade Agreement with a view to its early conclusion.

Our discussions in Germany have established a robust road-map for expanding our multi-faceted and mutually beneficial ties. We are confident that this will receive a further boost during the visit of the German Chancellor to India for the 3rd Inter-Governmental Consultations.

 

[CorporateAffairs]

Except US, Russia, China, France, UK which are other countries which can take India head on in a military conflict?

 

[IND151]

Actually that's called simple logic. India is the only country for the last years, that is steadily moving forward. We know for years that we will overtake China on the GDP growth and our middle class is a huge market for western countries and companies. So marketing has nothing to do with the interest in India. What makes a difference instead, which is also reported in the media here, are the positive changes on bureaucracy and on tax reforms (which is what the PM specifically mentioned in front of German industry officials), because that makes investing in India easier and therefor more interesting as it already was. But there are also concerns, about the bad changes, attacks on church, ban's and inequality towards minorities, which didn't gone unnotized in the west (especially when even US President Obama even feels the need to voice his concern about it). So Modi Magic abroad is mainly interesting for the Indians living in those countries, the foreign companies wants more substance and actual changes in India, to ease doing business and make investing worth it.
Sadly his visit seems not to get Indian forces anything, not much talk on defence was reported.

Agreed.

BTW it would be very good if more and more German Comanies open plants, factories in India.

India can be benefited hugley with German tech entering Indian Market.

Our Economy must keep growing by at least 7% every year.

First we need to cross the mark of 2 Trillion Dollars.

 

[AnnoyingOrange]

Except Pakistan no body can fight India head on.

Yes..taking head on is good.. but can they win?

 

[gslv mk3]

Cool...

 

[magudi]

Actually that's called simple logic. India is the only country for the last years, that is steadily moving forward. We know for years that we will overtake China on the GDP growth and our middle class is a huge market for western countries and companies. So marketing has nothing to do with the interest in India. What makes a difference instead, which is also reported in the media here, are the positive changes on bureaucracy and on tax reforms (which is what the PM specifically mentioned in front of German industry officials), because that makes investing in India easier and therefor more interesting as it already was. But there are also concerns, about the bad changes, attacks on church, ban's and inequality towards minorities, which didn't gone unnotized in the west (especially when even US President Obama even feels the need to voice his concern about it). So Modi Magic abroad is mainly interesting for the Indians living in those countries, the foreign companies wants more substance and actual changes in India, to ease doing business and make investing worth it.
Sadly his visit seems not to get Indian forces anything, not much talk on defence was reported.

What changes? There has been absolutely no change on ground with regards to ease of doing business nor has been there anything to make the environment friendly for investors. BJP goons are relentlessly targeting Christians day and night yet running to west with begging bowel for investment from Christians.

pathetic government

 

[migflug]

Except Pakistan no body can fight India head on.

are france and uk superior to india in millitary?? Although we import from them

 

[ashok mourya]

are france and uk superior to india in millitary?? Although we import from them

Leave France ,UK even tiny Israel militarily superior to India.

 

[itachiii]

One of my seniors from my management school is currently staying at Dusseldorf and works for DHL. He says, after Modi's recent euphoria (US visit, India's revised growth, Paris visit and now this), many many Germans who earlier had negative views of India are actually betting on us for being the next economic superpower

In his company, shipments to and from India is growing at 250% per year

which managemnt school did u go to bhai ??

 

[Tridibans]

which managemnt school did u go to bhai ??

KJ Somaiya Mumbai

 

[Matrixx]

wow....

 

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PM Modi in Canada

Joint Press conference

Prime Minister Harper and Members of Media,

I am delighted to visit this beautiful country and this charming city.

I attach the highest importance to India’s relations with Canada.

This has been reinforced by my excellent experience with Canada as Chief Minister of Gujarat.

Our relationship had drifted in the past. In recent years, Prime Minister Harper’s vision and leadership changed the course of our relations.

I am conscious of the significance of this visit in the history of our relations.

I have come at a time when the importance of this relationship for our two countries has never been stronger.

We are two major democracies with deeply shared values.

Few countries in the world can match Canada’s potential to be a partner in India’s economic transformation. And, it exists in a new environment in India, which is open, predictable, stable and easy to do business in.

Equally, the vast scale of India’s transformation, and our rapid economic growth, offers immense opportunities for Canada.

I seek Canada’s cooperation and investment in every area of India’s national development priority,- Energy and Infrastructure, Manufacturing and Skills, Smart Cities and agro-industry, and Research and Education.

Prime Minister Harper and I are absolutely committed to establish a new framework for economic partnership. I am pleased that we have made rapid progress on long pending agreements.

I am confident that we can conclude the Bilateral Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement very soon. We will also implement the road map to conclude the Comprehensive Economic Co-operation Agreement by September 2015.

The thirteen agreements on skill development reflect my commitment to empower the youth of India with world class skills for India and the global economy.

The agreement on procurement of uranium from Canada for our civilian nuclear power plants launches a new era of bilateral nuclear cooperation.

It also reflects a new level of mutual trust and confidence. Further, it will contribute to India’s efforts to power its growth with clean energy.

As the agreement today on Space highlights, we have strong synergy for cooperation in areas of advanced technologies.

To support greater engagement and people-to-people contacts, we have liberalised our visa policy for Canada. We will issue Electronic Visa Authorisation for tourist visa for Canadian nationals. They will also be eligible for ten-year visas now.

Prime Minister and I agree that a strong bilateral relationship will provide a solid foundation to pursue our common international interests.

We also agree that in the troubled world of today, our cooperation will help advance our shared values and peace in the world.

We in India felt Canada’s pain when this city was struck by a senseless act of terrorism.

The threat of terrorism is growing; its shadow extends over cities and lives across the world.

We will deepen our cooperation to combat terrorism and extremism. We will also promote a comprehensive global strategy, and consistent policy and action against all sources of terrorism and its support.

We also agree on the need to enhance our defence and security cooperation. I welcome our recent agreement on cyber security.

We both recognise that peace and stability in West Asia will make us safer at home; so will Afghanistan’s successful transition.

I believe that Canada is a major Asia Pacific power and should play a more active role, including in regional institutions, in promoting a stable and prosperous future for the region.

I look forward to our continued partnership in G 20.

In conclusion, let me say that ours is a natural partnership of shared values.

It is an economic partnership of immense mutual benefit.

It is a strategic partnership that can help address many of our shared global challenges.

And, it is a relationship nurtured by the emotional bonds of a vibrant Indian community of 1.2 million.

I am confident that this visit will be a springboard for a new strategic partnership between our two democracies.

Finally, Prime Minister has been most gracious and generous in choosing to go with me to Ottawa and Vancouver. I also thank him for returning to us a precious piece of our heritage.

There is no better evidence of his commitment to our relationship. There will be no better way for me to experience this country’s huge diversity.

Thank you.

 

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Brand India: Modi unleashed 'Make in India' lion in Hannover Messe...

 

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Narendra Modis speech at Toronto

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Canadian counterpart Stephen Harper arrive at Ricoh Coliseum in Toronto on Wednesday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Indian diaspora at the Ricoh Coliseum in Toronto on Wednesday. Highlights of the speech that he made in Hindi.
In times of crisis we do not see the colour of anyone's passport. We do everything possible for people: PM

We want our youth to be job creators not job seekers. Skill development is very important: PM

I can tell you, India has the strength, what is needed is opportunity: PM

There is one solution to all the problems and that is development: PM

Whatever is happening is not due to Modi but it is due to the people of India: PM

There is a new atmosphere of trust in our Nation: PM

It is not that only the Government has changed. 'Jan Man' has changed: PM

The decisions we have taken today have been taken in a friendly atmosphere. Our association is going to be very long: PM

India + Canada, can you image the strength this partnership has: PM

I came here yesterday and I will go back tomorrow but I will never forget your affection: PM Modi in Toronto

My experience of working with Canada has always been very good right from the time I was the Chief Minister in Gujarat: PM

Narendra Modi was not the cause Indians made a mark here, you are the cause Indians have made a mark here: PM to diaspora

This respect is not for a person, it is not for Narendra Modi but it is for the 125 crore people of India: PM

I want to thank the PM of Canada and the people of this Nation. Canada has welcomed me with immense enthusiasm: PM

 

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