NDTV World Summit Highlights: Modi Hails India's Growth Story; Sunak Sees Delhi's Role In 'Multipolar World'

• India has transitioned from "fragile five to top five" economies, owing to the reforms undertaken by the government over the past decade, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said.

• India is dominating the digital payments system with world's 50% digital transaction happening in India

• The Prime Minister lauded India's growth in the artificial intelligence space and said that Google's $15 billion investment marks a milestone in its growth.

• "India clearly is the economic superpower. For the first time in 100 years, cricket is going to be a sport in the Olympics in 2028. This is because of India. But more broadly, the economy is growing very fast", said Rishi Sunak

• Sunak highlighted that the old world order, in the context of the Berlin Wall Fall and the end of Bipolarity, will not be repeated and that the world is going to be multipolar.

• Sri Lankan Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya highlighted the importance of risk in renewal and progress and called it the "first step" in that direction. Though she warned against romanticising risk "as the only impetus for change."

• On growing racial attacks against Indians in Australia, Tony Abbott said, "There are two issues here. Is the immigration to Australia too high? We have had absolutely high record numbers throughout the year."

• Abott Scrutinized Trump's decision to impose 50% tariffs on Indian exports, said he "misplayed his hand".

PM Modi guaranteed the citizens of the country and NDTV audience that India will be a Mao and Naxal terror free country soon. "In the past 75 hours, 303 Naxalites have surrendered", he added.

Prime Minister Modi spoke over Naxalite and Maoist terrorism and said that the number of districts with Naxalites and Maoists have shrunk to merely 3 from 123 in the past 11 years. "In the past 75 hours, 303 Naxalites have surrendered", he added.

India has transitioned from "fragile five to top five" economies, owing to the reforms undertaken by the government over the past decade, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, while speaking at the NDTV World Summit in New Delhi on Friday.

PM Modi hailed income tax and GST reforms and said that a saving of Rs 2.5 lakh crore is guaranteed with these in place. He added that because of GST sales have broken all the past records.