Highlights

Strong leadership: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is known for his strong and decisive leadership style, which has contributed to a powerful foreign policy. His assertiveness and confidence in dealing with international counterparts have garnered attention and respect globally.

Economic growth and market potential: India's status as one of the fastest-growing major economies and a potential global market has enhanced its influence ininternational affairs.PM Modi's focus on economic reforms and attracting foreign investment has bolstered India's position on the global stage.

Assertive diplomacy: The Modi government has pursued a proactive and assertive approach in foreign policy, seeking to advance India's national interests and enhance its strategic partnerships. This includes actively engaging in regional and global forums, forging alliances, and participating in international initiatives.

Emphasis on bilateral relationships: PM Modi has emphasized building strong bilateral relationships with key nations across the world. Through frequent visits, personal diplomacy, and enhanced engagement, he has fostered closer ties with countries such as the United States, Japan, Israel, and Gulf nations.

Focus on the Indian diaspora: PM Modi has recognized the potential of the Indian diaspora in promoting India's interests abroad. He has actively engaged with the Indian community worldwide, leveraging their influence and resources to strengthen diplomatic ties and promote India's image.

After reading this view, you won't be dissatisfied at least.

• Jawahar Lal Nehru was 16 years old when he died. 
• Indira Gandhi was 15 years old and 91 days old. 
• Rajiv Gandhi was born 5 years, 32 days ago. 
• Narasimha Rao is five years, eleven months old. 
• Manmohan Singh has been in power for ten years and four days.

In all, 57 years, these individuals have not been able to obtain Achche din.

What a shameful double standard thinking against India!

We elected a prime minister, not a magician, so why is Narendra Modivisiting more foreign countries?

1. Now, China and Barack Obama support India's bid for a permanent seat on the UNSC...

2. Japan's investment of $35 billion over five years and their expertise in building bullet trains...

3. India and Australia are expected to enter into a Nuclear Power Agreement for the supply of approximately 500 tonnes of uranium to India.

4. Possible investments are discussed by Satya Nadella of Microsoft, Indra Nooyi of Pepsico, Sheryl Sandberg of Facebook, Jeff Bezos of Amazon, and Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook.

5. Israel signs a $5 million agreement for a program for joint educational research

6. An investment of $20 billion from Xi and his Chinese counterparts...

7. The support of two billion euros from France for India's sustainable development

8. Over the next five years, Airbus will increase its outsourcing in India from 400 million euros to 2 billion euros.

9. An execution study for a semi-high-speed project to upgrade the Delhi-Chandigarh line to 200 kmph has been co-financed by French National Railways.

10. India will receive 3,000 metric tons of uranium from Canada starting this year to power its nuclear reactors.

11. India and Japan agree to produce mixed rare earth together.

12. And despite the fact that we all yearn for change, growth, etc.

13. The marketing of "Brand India" has never been more important.

14. The number of days Modi spent traveling abroad on official trips to 15 countries as PM = 45.

15.The number of days Rahul spent abroad (in Bangkok) without informing his voters = 57.

Now read the following description:

1. Govt. BJP Dharmendra Pradhan, the Young Petroleum Minister, and Sushma Swaraj, the Minister of External Affairs, sealed the deal by convincing Saudi Arabia not to charge "On-Time Delivery 1 Premium charges" on Crude Oil. saved the nation thousands of crores of dollars

2. In Bhutan, India will construct four hydroelectric power stations and dams. India will receive the majority of thegreen energyproduced by these projects in the future.

3. India will construct the largest dam Nepal has ever seen (China tried hard to get it). In the future, India will receive free 83 percent of the green energy produced by that hydropower station.

4. They agreed to invest $30 billion in the DMIC (Delhi-Mumbai Investment Corridor), bolstering their relationship with Japan.

5. Vietnam has now agreed to award ONGC-Videsh a contract for oil exploration (UPA was hesitant to accept this because they were concerned about China and getting into a conflict of interest on the South China Sea)

6. Despite the United States prohibition, increase oil imports from Iran. Iran agreed to sell in Indian rupees, which not only saved our forex for the time being but also shielded India from currency fluctuations in the future. India also gets to construct Iran's "Chabahar" port, which will encircle Pakistan. because our naval ships have exclusive access to this port.

7. Despite the fact that Australia is a major supplier of coal and uranium, Tony Abbott was persuaded by NaMo, and Australia has agreed to supply Uranium for ourenergy production.

8. Remember that the United People's Alliance (UPA) lost the development of the "Hambantota" port? According to the most recent CIA report, RAW has played a significant role in Sri Lanka's power shift. Sri Lanka has switched to Indian project managers after withdrawing from a Chinese contract.

9. As the Trade Deficit grew, NaMo forced China to cooperate. China will make significant investments in India because anti-dumping legislation is imminent. India has already received a $20 billion investment commitment from China. That amounts to close to 140,000 crores.

10. Concerning security, I believe NaMo made the best decision by adding Ajit Doval to his team. Take a look at the most recent collaboration with the Pentagon, Israel, and Japan. Now, observe how we stopped the Terror Boat and pay attention to what he said: "Any attack from Pakistan like Mumbai and Pakistan will lose Baluchistan!" As an Indian, I want to hear that language of deterrence. We won't strike first, but if you do, we won't turn our backs on you...

11. The border road between India and China was approved by India. Remember that the ADB (Asian Development Bank) did not provide us with funds during the UPA regime, and the UPA held that file under "Environment Ministry control"—remember the infamous "JAYANTHI TAX"? The disastrous effects on our armed forces were ignored.

12. As Saudi Arabia was attacking Yemen and the skies were declared a NO-FLY Zone, PM Narendra Modi specifically spoke to the new Saudi Arabian King Salman to tell him to allow Indian Airforce planes to fly, which put India's name on the highest platform globally. India managed to bring back more than 4,500 Indians from the war zone in Yemen as well as foreign nationals from 41 different countries. We now have a guaranteed clear window of a few hours as a result of this, and can you guess who coordinated this? Gen. V. K. Singh, Sushma Swaraj, and Ajit Doval All personally....

When was the last time you heard of ministers personally participating in efforts that did not result in thousands of crores of dollars? 

Can you guess the religion of those rescue? But it isn't religious

13. India's air defense was getting weaker by the day, and the UPA was happy to let it happen despite repeated specific suggestions from the armed forces. NaMo renegotiated the deal with France for Rafale fighter jets and bought 36 jets immediately. at rates that are higher than rack rates.

14. There are no middlemen or commissions. In a bilateral agreement, India was able to persuade Canada to supply Uranium for India's nuclear reactors for the next five years. This was the first time in 42 years that the Indian Prime Minister had visited Canada for a specific state visit rather than to attend a meeting. It will be very helpful in resolving India's power issues.

15. All Indian tourists are granted visas upon arrival by Canada.

16. Until recently, we only bought nuclear reactors from Russia or the United States, which made us feel like a beggar because they were worried about using the reactors for other purposes. We could only get what they chose to give us. Now that Narendra Modi was able to persuade France, France will produce nuclear reactors in India using the most recent technology. Regarding the efforts of MAKE IN INDIA, which include collaborating with an Indian company as a partner.

17. During Barack Obama's visit on January 26, NaMo was successful in persuading the United States to change its policy regarding the tracking of nuclear fuel and settling liability issues, thereby paving the way for the subsequent 16 projects involving nuclear power plants. Isn't this sufficient to improve India's situation?

In general, PM Modi's foreign policy has been moving in the right direction, and he has been successful in bringing India to the global stage by focusing on improving and establishing strong relationships with Middle Eastern nations, major UNSC members, and influential European nations like France, as well as strengthening diplomatic and military ties with the United States, joining QUAD, establishing relationships with the Philippines, and Vietnam.