India's Waters to Serve National Interest: Modi's Bold Vision

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi reiterated his commitment to ensuring India's water resources serve national interests, following recent tensions with Pakistan over the Indus Waters Treaty. At the 'India@2047' Summit, Modi highlighted broader economic goals, including a free trade agreement with the UK and the nation's development strategies.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared on Tuesday that India's water resources would prioritize national interests, hinting at tensions with Pakistan over the Indus Waters Treaty post-Pahalgam attack.

In a vibrant address at the 'India@2047' Summit, Modi highlighted river interlinking as a crucial agenda and celebrated a landmark trade agreement with the UK, marking new growth avenues for Indian businesses and MSMEs.

Modi showcased India's stride in becoming a dynamic trade hub, emphasizing reforms, a focus on Gross Empowerment of People over GDP, and a national-first approach. He also touched on Waqf law amendments and historic decisions like the triple talaq ban, striving towards an empowered India by 2047.

(With inputs from agencies.)