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Key Points

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Address given to officers and students at the National Defence College in New Delhi.

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Stressed integrated policymaking and international cooperation on security challenges.

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Identified priorities: protect sovereignty, preserve democratic character, advance strategic objectives, support growth, and promote global peace.

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Encouraged collaboration with the Global South on technology, trade, education and anti‑corruption efforts.

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Summary

He described India’s aim to be strong for self‑defence, not for domination, and highlighted values such as democracy, secularism and equality.

He pointed to cooperation on health, disaster relief, climate action and cyber security as examples of India’s “world is one family” philosophy.

He outlined five strategic priorities and invited future leaders to align long‑term goals with resources and shared development.

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New Words to Learn

12 words
sovereignty
the right of a country to rule itself
territorial
relating to a country's land area
strategic
planned carefully to reach a big goal
integrated
combined together so parts work as one
policy
a plan made by a group to guide actions
cyber
connected to computers and the internet
transnational
involving many different countries
Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam
a belief that the whole world is one family
democratic
a system where people vote for leaders
secular
not based on any religion
federal
a way a country is divided into states that share power
capacity building
helping people or groups become stronger and more skilled
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