Archive · 15 Aug 2025
PM Modi's Longest Speech Addresses Nuclear Energy and IWT
During India's Independence Day, Prime Minister Modi gave a very long speech, the longest he's ever given.
He talked about what the country has done well, problems they face, and his plans for the future.
He said India is working on making more nuclear energy.
He also made it clear that India won't back down if threatened with nuclear weapons and doesn't agree with the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, which was paused after a recent attack.
PM Modi delivered a 103-minute Independence Day speech, his longest as PM.
Modi's speech focused on achievements, challenges, and future vision.
He announced plans to increase nuclear energy capacity tenfold by 2047.
Modi stated India won't tolerate nuclear blackmail and opposes the Indus Waters Treaty.
India is working on new nuclear reactors, expanding solar and hydropower capacity.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi
- What
- PM Modi delivered a 103-minute Independence Day speech, announced nuclear energy expansion, and addressed the Indus Waters Treaty.
- When
- Independence Day
- Where
- Red Fort, Delhi
- Why
- To highlight achievements, future goals, and address national issues.
India
No opposing sides
Nuclear Blackmail
India
India will not accept nuclear blackmail.
No opposing sides
No opposing views presented in the articles
- Event
- Independence Day Speech
- Speaker
- PM Narendra Modi
- Speech Duration
- 103 minutes
- Key Topics
- Nuclear Energy, Indus Waters Treaty
- Nuclear Energy Goal
- Tenfold Increase by 2047
- IWT Stance
- Opposes the treaty
