@PMOIndia: This new phase of the solar revolution is not just about adoption... it also depends on innovation. Therefore, I would …

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PM Narendra Modi called on Indian startups, IITs, innovators, and entrepreneurs to develop solar power models capable of meeting a family's maximum energy needs, framing it as the next phase of India's solar revolution driven by innovation rather than mere adoption.

This new phase of the solar revolution is not just about adoption... it also depends on innovation. Therefore, I would make a special appeal to my Startups, IITs, innovators, and Entrepreneurs... come forward... create such models where a family's maximum needs are met through solar power: PM @narendramodi
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This new phase of the solar revolution is not just about adoption… it also depends on innovation.

Therefore, I would make a special appeal to my Startups, IITs, innovators, and Entrepreneurs… come forward… create such models where a family’s maximum needs are met through solar power: PM @narendramodi

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