Archive · Addresses
A curated archive of addresses documented by PIB, ministry websites or the public broadcaster. Each entry gives the date, venue, topic and a short factual summary. Where a quotation is included, it is verbatim from the cited source. Full transcripts are not reproduced.
Launched an initiative linking biotech startups with investors.
“innovation is incomplete without investment, while investment will not sustain itself without innovation.”PIB 2306405
Addressed BRICS science ministers on cooperation in emerging technologies. The meeting adopted the “Chennai Consensus”.
“they also call for stronger international collaboration to ensure that innovation remains accessible, affordable, trusted and sustainable.”DD India
Moved the Bill, which strengthens penalties for unfair means in public examinations.
“a milestone in strengthening the integrity of India’s public examination system.”PIB 2290606
Invoked Homi Bhabha’s legacy; cited installed nuclear capacity and the 2032 target, and four Rare Earth Corridors.
“Young scientists today have before them opportunities of an unprecedented scale and diversity.”DAE
Proposed a “BRICS Space Economy” and released the Indian Space Industry Brochure.
“The future of the space economy will not be shaped by nations working in isolation.”PIB 2277505
Urged industry to scale up investment in space; referred to more than 400 startups.
PIB 2271728Spoke on “quantum and AI sovereignty” as the first RDI project agreements were signed.
PIB 2261737Launched IMD’s first AI-enabled Forecast of Monsoon Advance and a pilot high-resolution rainfall forecast for Uttar Pradesh.
PIB 2260258A joint event of fourteen science ministries and departments; cited figures on startups and patents.
PIB 2259847Spoke on grievance redress, Mission Karmayogi and the PM’s Awards for Excellence in Public Administration.
“The shift is from administration-centric governance to citizen-centric governance.”PIB 2254123
The India Bioeconomy Report 2026 was released; cited bioeconomy and biotech-startup figures.
PIB 2242405Laid the foundation stone of a facility supported by BIRAC/DBT.
PIB 2240201The theme was “Women in Science: Catalyzing Viksit Bharat”; outreach and innovation-cluster initiatives were launched.
PIB 2233586Launched the first national call of the ₹2,000 crore fund; said biotech startups grew from about 50 in 2014 to more than 11,000.
PIB 2227506Spoke at the foundation of a quantum technology facility.
“this is not merely the foundation stone of a building, but the foundation stone of India’s quantum future.”PIB 2225097
Launched the open call offering funding and collateral-free loans for technologies at TRL 4 and above.
PIB 2223216Covered nuclear rules after the SHANTI Act, the timing of Gaganyaan G1 and the space economy.
“Renewables are growing rapidly, but nuclear remains the most reliable source of uninterrupted base-load power…”PIB 2217027
Announced 50 Automatic Weather Stations each for Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Pune.
PIB 2214967Described iGOT Karmayogi as a shift “from ‘rule to role’”.
PIB 2212462Described geospatial technologies as a “foundational pillar” of development.
PIB 2205453Explained the liability framework and safeguards on sensitive materials.
PIB 2205519Spoke on technology and national capability.
“Technology sovereignty will determine the geopolitical sovereignty in the times to come.”PIB 2171638
Called for “global thinking and a reoriented mindset” and early links with industry.
PIB 2170134Outlined a 15-year space roadmap.
“National Space Day is a reminder that India’s achievements in space are not an end in themselves…”PIB 2160151
Presented awards for retiring employees’ written accounts of their service.
“We are moving towards a hybrid model, where human intelligence and artificial intelligence together will guide policy reforms.”PIB 2157882
Watched the GSLV-F16 launch and congratulated ISRO and NASA.
“NISAR is not just a satellite; it is India’s scientific handshake with the world”PIB 2150367
Announced gratuity for employees under the Unified Pension Scheme.
“For the first time since Independence, a government has taken pride in doing away with redundant rules rather than creating new ones.”PIB 2137269
Dedicated IITM Pune’s 6-km forecast model, whose development was led by four women scientists.
“Science Ministries no longer empower women — we are being empowered by them.”PIB 2131392
192 cases were taken up and 151 resolved on the spot.
“Pensioners no longer have to struggle with bureaucratic delays or wait decades for justice.”PIB 2102914
Spoke on India’s disaster warning systems.
PIB 2088101No addresses match this topic.
Also in the archive
Short remarks are collected on the Statements page. Answers given in Parliament are on the Parliamentary Record page.