I prioritize my country in decision-making, guided by the principle of considering how my actions affect the poorest citizens, as advised by Mahatma Gandhi.

I have a close relationship with both Russia and Ukraine, and I advocate for peace, emphasizing that resolution can only come through negotiation.

Indians strive to give their best effort in any role, and they tend to remain dedicated to what's right and ethical, which contributes to their success in global leadership positions.

I invited my Pakistani counterpart to my swearing-in as a gesture of goodwill, but noble attempts at fostering peace have often been met with hostility.

When I shake hands with a world leader, it's not Modi, but 1.4 billion Indians doing so; this isn't my strength at all, it is rather the strength of India.

Whenever we speak of peace, the world listens to us because India is the land of Gautama Buddha and Mahatma Gandhi, and we espouse harmony instead of strife and conflict.

The relationship between India and China is not new, and I believe we can reinvigorate our friendship to deescalate tensions, as both nations have ancient cultures and civilizations that have significantly contributed to global good throughout history, with records suggesting they once accounted for over 50% of the world’s GDP.

Despite ongoing border disputes and tensions, recent meetings have led to a return to normalcy at the border, and we are working to restore trust and cooperation between India and China.

I represent a country that is the land of Lord Buddha and Mahatma Gandhi, whose teachings are dedicated to peace, and that is why the world listens to us.