He said in India, though diffent religions exist, the supreme God is not different for the Hindus, Muslims and for Parsis. The truth is one and it does not change, only different people may express it differently, he said."We are such a country which does not believe in imposing our views on anyone. We are such people who believe that knowledge has no limits, knowledge has no timing, knowledge is not bound by anything, knowledge does not need any passport, knowledge does not need a visa" the Prime Minister said.
He also talked about India's focus of preserving nature and pinpointed to the initiatives taken by his government to reduce dependence on fossil fuel and increase the use of renewable energy sources like solar power to transform India a green India.There is a great challenge of global warming. India has pledged that by the year 2030, which means 13 years from now, our total energy generation from non-fossil fuel sources will be 40 per cent, he said.
By the year 2020, when the country celebrates 75 years of Independence, we will generate 175 giga watts of energy from renewable sources, the Prime Minister proudly said.He said the more energy India produces from renewable energy, it will benefit the world which is in a threat to thin the Ozone layer.. .
