Democratic Spirit is ingrained in Indians: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi attends" Summit For Democracy"

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PM Narendra Modi on Thursday attended the plenary discussion of "Summit For Democracy" said that 'the democratic spirit, including respect for rule of law and pluralistic ethos, is ingrained in Indians'.



"Summit for Democracy" is hosted by US President Joe Biden. Prime Minister Modi was one among the 12 Leaders who were invited to attend the plenary session of main leaders on Day 1 of the 'Summit For Democracy".This session was hosted Virtually.




Respect for rule of law along with pluralistic ethos is deep-rooted in Indians and the Indian Diaspora also carries it hence contributing towards the socio-economic well-being and harmony of their new abodes said PM in the session.



He emphasized that democratic values should also be used to guide global governance and technology companies should focus on preserving open and democratic societies given that the impacts of technology can both be negative as well as positive.


PM Modi will convey the national statement of India at 05:30 pm IST today.



In a tweet, PM Modi said that as the world's largest democracy India is ready to work with its partners to strengthen Democratic principles globally.

 
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In the opening statement of the Summit Joe Biden said, “Democracy — government of the people, by the people, for the people — can at times be fragile, but it also is inherently resilient. It’s capable of self-correction and it’s capable of self-improvement. And, yes, democracy is hard. We all know that. It works best with consensus and cooperation. When people and parties that might have opposing views sit down and find ways to work together, things begin to work.”


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