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Modi’s ‘Jado Ki Jhappi’ Works Its Magic On Elon Musk, Declares Himself To Be A Modi Fan And The Beggining Of Glorious Days Of Tesla In India

Tesla (TSLA.O) CEO Elon Musk said he had a "very good" conversation with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New York on Tuesday evening and that the maker of electric vehicles will try to be in India "as soon as humanly possible."

Tesla CEO Elon Musk communicated with much excitement that he engaged in a fruitful conversation with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a much-anticipated meeting that displayed the convergence of visionary minds in the vibrant city of New York.

The atmosphere was abuzz with excitement as Musk, renowned for his audacious ventures and groundbreaking innovations, shared his aspirations for Tesla’s presence in the land of India. Emerging from their encounter, the world witnessed Musk’s contagious enthusiasm and his resolute commitment to expedite Tesla’s entry into the Indian market.

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The tête-à-tête between Musk and Prime Minister Modi proved to be an exchange of fervour and shared ambition. Musk’s effusive praise for the future prospects of India was evident in his statement, “I am incredibly excited about the future of India. I think India has more promise than any large country in the world.” Such glowing remarks underscored Musk’s unwavering belief in India’s vast potential as a hub for technological advancements and sustainable growth.

“It was excellent and a very good conversation,” Musk told reporters when asked about his meeting with Modi, adding he planned to visit India next year.

“I am confident Tesla will be in India and will do so as soon as humanly possible,” Musk said when asked by reporters about a timeline for Tesla coming to India.

The Modi Magic
Acknowledging Prime Minister Modi’s unwavering dedication to India’s progress, Musk expressed his admiration for the leader’s determination to promote investments in the country. It seems like their mutual vision and commitment to fostering innovation created a harmonious rapport between the two visionaries.

Musk fondly recollected the Prime Minister’s visit to Tesla’s factory several years ago, a testament to the enduring connection they have forged over time.

Prime Minister Modi’s genuine interest in the welfare of his nation resonated deeply with Musk. The visionary CEO acknowledged the Prime Minister’s encouragement and support, affirming his eagerness to contribute significantly to India’s growth story.

Musk emphasized, “He really wants to do the right thing for India. He wants to be open, he wants to be supportive to the companies. And obviously, at the same time, make sure that it accrues to India’s advantage.”

But perhaps the real motivation here could be the ‘decoupling’ with China and India may offer much-needed relief for Tesla manufacturing. Thus the alignment of interests and the Prime Minister’s welcoming stance toward businesses has further emboldened Musk’s determination to establish Tesla’s presence in India.

Renowned for his trailblazing initiatives in sustainable energy, Musk recognized India’s immense potential for solar energy investment. With great enthusiasm, he expressed his intentions to explore and capitalize on the opportunities offered by India’s favourable solar energy landscape.

Moreover, Musk unveiled his aspiration to introduce Starlink, a revolutionary satellite-based internet service, to India. This ambitious plan promises to transform India’s digital connectivity, bridging the gaps and opening up new avenues for progress, but will this be welcome when the stronghold in business in India continues to be in the hands of Ambani and Adani alike?

Looking ahead, Musk conveyed his plans to visit India once again, tentatively scheduled for the upcoming year.

However, is his eagerness to return to India driven by a genuine fascination with the country’s rich heritage and vibrant energy or the more profitable exploration of business opportunities, whichever the case may be; this impending visit holds the potential to rekindle connections, forge new partnerships, and unleash a wave of innovation that will shape India’s future.

Modi’s Magic Continues 

The Prime Minister is scheduled to meet 24 “thought leaders, ” including Nobel laureates, economists, artists, scientists, scholars, entrepreneurs, academicians, health sector experts, etc.
He has already met Tesla founder Elon Musk, author Jeff Smith, Michael Froman, essayist and statistician Professor Nassim Nicholas Taleb.

Among the others, PM Modi is also set to meet – astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, Grammy award-winning Indian-American singer Falu (Falguni Shah), Senior Vice President of the World Bank Paul Romer, American billionaire investor Ray Dalio, American physician, Nobel Laureate, molecular biologist Dr Peter Agre and Grammy-nominated artist Chandrika Tandon.

In the larger context of Prime Minister Modi’s visit to the United States, this meeting with Elon Musk takes center stage as a testament to the Prime Minister’s unwavering commitment to forging alliances and seeking collaborations with global thought leaders.

The Prime Minister’s engagements with luminaries from diverse fields, such as Nobel laureates, economists, artists, scientists, scholars, entrepreneurs, and academicians, illustrate his vision of harnessing the collective wisdom and fostering an environment conducive to transformative progress; for India, this is a good route.

The Family Dinner With Joe Biden

PM Modi is the third Indian to be invited for a state visit, seen as the highest form of expression of friendly ties and is reserved only for closest allies. A state visit involves an invitation by the Head of a State to his official residence – PM Modi is having a family dinner with the Bidens at the White House on Wednesday.

Prime Minister Modi’s invitation to the Bidens for a family dinner at the White House is a testament that the United States acknowledges the growing importance of India on the global stage and the need for characterized shared values and a common purpose.

The Busy Schedule
As the sun rises on a new day, Prime Minister Modi’s leadership shines brightly, resonating far beyond diplomatic circles.
His participation in the celebration of World Yoga Day at the United Nations headquarters underscores the global influence of India’s ancient wisdom and holistic practices.

On Friday, he will address a gathering of ex-pat leaders from across the US at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington.

The Real Catch, Defence Collaboration
Beyond the realm of diplomacy, the visit holds immense significance for defence and trade collaborations. One notable prospect is General Electric’s potential agreement with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) to produce the GE-F414 jet engine in India. This collaboration, if materialized, would represent a landmark moment in the country’s defence capabilities, as the cutting-edge engine powers the esteemed F/A-18 Hornet aircraft of the United States Navy.

The Last Bit, The journey undertaken by Prime Minister Modi across the United States, serves as a beacon of hope and a catalyst for the country’s progress.
At the same time, there is much that Joe Biden hopes to achieve from this visit, taming the huge Indo-American vote bank, finding a solid ally in India when it comes to curbing China’s growing economic influence and the continuing standoff between the two nations.

 

 

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