Doors of opportunities have opened up for India, make quality your great mantra: Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said that the world is currently looking for strong partners for production works and this is a huge opportunity for India. Mr. Modi said that recent free trade agreements (FTAs) with various countries have also opened up huge doors of opportunity for Indian industrialists and exporters, but this can only be leveraged by offering standard products.

Mr. Modi was inaugurating the second webinar on the Budget 2026-27. The day-long webinar is themed "Sustaining and Strengthening Economic Growth" and will have four separate sessions.

The Prime Minister said that India's industries will have to take big steps with great confidence to take advantage of these opportunities. New technology will have to be adopted, investment in research will have to be increased instead of being stingy, and quality will have to be improved. He said, "India has done FTAs with many countries. Huge doors of opportunity have opened up for us. In such a situation, it is our responsibility to never compromise on quality."

He said, "You should have only one great mantra: quality, quality, and more quality." Prime Minister Modi appealed to Indian industrialists to offer even better quality than global standards, saying "no compromise on quality, and maximum time, resources, and intellect should be spent on it." He advised industrialists to study and analyze the requirements of the global market and develop their production capacity accordingly.

Mr. Modi said, "Today, the world is looking for reliable and strong partners for production. India has the opportunity to play this role strongly."

The webinar will have four separate sessions. The first session will be on raising the standard of production and industry and strategic sectors, the second session will be on credit and market facilities for small, medium, and micro enterprises, the third session will be on planning of economic zones of cities, and the fourth session will be on topics like infrastructure development, logistics, and leasing.

In the inaugural session, the Prime Minister particularly mentioned the aspects done in the budget for the development of small, medium, and micro enterprises, infrastructure, biofarm, multi-model logistics, and carbon capture and storage. He said, "A big change is going on in the world economy. Markets no longer look only at cost, they also look at healthy processes."

Mr. Modi emphasized that the goal of a developed India can be achieved only through "partnership" among the center, states, industry, and institutions, saying that this goal will be possible only with "cooperation".