In his 78th Independence Day address, Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlined an ambitious vision for India, focusing on innovation, global leadership, and sustainability. Modi emphasized enhancing the quality of life, reviving Nalanda University's legacy, and positioning India as a global education hub. One of the key aspects highlighted was self-sufficiency in semiconductor production, transforming India into a global manufacturing leader, and leading in green jobs and hydrogen production. Modi also stressed the importance of health, nutrition, and maintaining quality standards. He announced plans to expand medical education in the country. Additionally, the Prime Minister called for increased youth participation in politics to tackle issues like nepotism and casteism, aiming to bring fresh perspectives to the forefront. This vision aims to propel India towards a more sustainable and innovative future, with a focus on key sectors like technology, education, and healthcare. By promoting self-reliance and pushing for advancements in green technologies like hydrogen production, the government intends to position India as a key player on the global stage in various industries.