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PM Modi: Waves 2025 is not a conference, but a movement- of India’s creative confidence, which is now going beyond the borders to take ‘India’s voice, India’s thinking and culture of India’ to the global forums.
PM ways: Waves 2025 from the platform, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a new vision to India’s creative power- a vision where creativity is not just art, but the next backbone of nation building and economy. ‘Create in India’ is now not just a slogan, but a strategic direction in which the government, industry and young creators together are creating a new global identity.
Waves 2025: India becomes a global creative hub center
At the Waves 2025 Summit held in Mumbai, Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduced a strong vision regarding India’s creative economy. In the presence of innovators, artists, filmmakers and investors from more than 100 countries, he said that India is now becoming a new center of global creativity, not only technology and business. This platform has given practical direction to the concept of ‘Create in India, Create for the World’. PM Modi said that this conference is not just an event, but a strong wave of India’s cultural consciousness and innovation- a ‘wave’ which is now going to shape the creative landscape of the world.
Creators will become the next economic revolution
The Prime Minister said that ahead of traditional industries, now Creative Industries – such as films, music, gaming, animation, and digital art – will become the backbone of India’s next economic wave. He described it as the era of ‘Orange Economy’, which has three axis: content, creativity and culture. Modi said that the way technology startups changed the economic map at some time, now the same changes are bringing the creators. They have now become carriers of employment, export and global identity, not just entertainment. The government’s full cooperation is with them, whether it is creator funding or access to global platforms for content.
Indian soul will be in 21st century stories
PM Modi also gave special emphasis on India’s storytelling tradition at the Waves Conference. He said that today when the whole world is looking for new stories and voices, India has a precious treasure of thousands of years old stories, folk arts and theatrical traditions. There are no time limitations in India’s stories- these are Timeless, Thought-Profoking and Truly Global. He said that this is the time when Indian creators produce creativity not only for the country, but for the whole world. From the platform of Waves 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a new vision to India’s creative power- a vision where creativity is not just art, but the next backbone of nation building and economy. ‘Create in India’ is now not just a slogan, but a strategic direction in which the government, industry and young creators together are creating a new global identity.
