Modi on How Innovation Can Benefit India's Democracy

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 13 October 2026, 05:41 UTC 1 min read

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Oct 13th, 2026 Modi on How Innovation Can Benefit India's Democracy India's PM Narendra Modi shares his vision of how increased access to technology can empower India's diverse democracy. Oct 13th, 2026 Modi on How Innovation Can Benefit India's Democracy India's PM Narendra Modi shares his vision of how increased access to technology can empower India's diverse democracy.

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Many rural projects in Hong Kong start with funding, run for a year or two, then disappear when the money runs out. Good Old Soil, a community organisation, is trying to take a different approach on Lantau. Supported by the non-profit Land Education Foundation, the organisation works with farmers, young people, restaurants, craftspeople and businesses to build a local economy that can sustain itself after individual grants end.

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Modi on How Innovation Can Benefit India's Democracy

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