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On National Technology Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi recalled the 1998 Pokhran nuclear tests, which marked India’s ascent toward global technological leadership. The day commemorates the successful nuclear tests conducted during Operation Shakti, as well as the maiden flight of the indigenously developed Hansa-3 aircraft. Declared by Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the day celebrates scientific achievement and self-reliance, highlighting India’s growing leadership in space, artificial intelligence, digital innovation, green technology, and other fields.

Prime Minister Modi reiterated the government’s commitment to empowering future generations through science and research. He emphasized the role of technology in improving lives, securing the nation, and driving future progress. His remarks underscored the importance of continuous innovation in shaping India’s future. National Technology Day honors India’s technological accomplishments and future potential, inspiring young minds and fostering a culture of creativity, pride, and self-reliance.

Source: IBEF

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