US Edition‘Bharat Ko Kisi Par Nirbhar Rehna…’ : PM Modi Says 'India's Growth Is Attractive' Despite Trump Tariff, H-1B Concerns
The trade show features over 2,400 exhibitors and highlights Uttar Pradesh’s industrial and defence growth, with Russia as a key strategic partner in manufacturing and technology.
- On September 25, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show-2025 in Greater Noida, naming Russia as the country partner for the event running September 25 to 29.
- Modi highlighted that India is strengthening its foundation through Atmanirbhar Bharat, citing imminent AK-203 rifle production and a defence corridor in Uttar Pradesh, to reduce reliance on others.
- Programming highlights include over 2,400 exhibitors, 1.25 lakh business-to-business visitors, 4,50,000 business-to-consumer visitors, expected 5 lakh attendees, Russia-India Business Dialogue on September 26, and MoUs with 27 premier educational institutions on September 27.
- On the sports front, India reached the Asia Cup final after defeating Bangladesh, coinciding with UPITS 2025 showcasing youth and domestic strengths.
- The deal with Iran underscores Russia's broader strategic partnerships, agreeing to build eight small nuclear power plants in Iran, four in Bushehr, and deepening its UPITS partner role.
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‘Bharat ko kisi par nirbhar rehna…’ : PM Modi says 'India's growth is attractive' despite Trump tariff, H-1B concerns
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The Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show (UPITS 2025) has begun with a grand inauguration by PM Modi. The event showcases over 2,500 exhibitors and aims to attract half a million visitors, highlighting UP's economic growth and MSME sector. The post UP International Trade Show 2025 Kicks Off with Grand Inauguration appeared first on News Orbiter.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has stressed that every product that can be made in India must be made in the country itself. Photo courtesy: X/@mygovindia Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday underscored India’s “time-tested” partnership with Russia, highlighting long-standing defence cooperation between the two countries — a remark that comes amid ongoing US concerns over India’s continued oil trade with Moscow. PM Modi, who made the remarks …
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