I asked Grok :
“Hey
Grok Bhai : Take a look at my 7 year old blog . During these years , AI has
made considerable progress - especially in " generation of predictable
digital content " such as blogs , articles , essays etc. I suppose an AI
like yourself can do an excellent job of ' writing a speech " given some
hints. Do you think you could write such a speech for PM Shri Modiji to deliver
tomorrow morning from Red Fort ? You already have ( for your study ) several of
his past speeches AND you already have a good grasp of the circumstances
through which India is passing through today. > https://myblogepage.blogspot.com/2018/03/nightmare-aadhar-privacy-dataprotection.html
“
Grok replied :
Here is that speech :
“Prime Minister Narendra Modi's
Independence Day Speech 2025
Delivered from the Red Fort, New
Delhi, August 15, 2025
My dear brothers and sisters of
India,
Namaste!
On this sacred occasion of our
79th Independence Day, I stand before you at the historic Red Fort, filled with
pride and gratitude for the sacrifices of our freedom fighters who gave us the
gift of a free India. Today, as we celebrate our freedom, we also rededicate
ourselves to building a Viksit Bharat—a developed, inclusive, and prosperous
India by 2047, the centenary of our independence.
In the past decade, we have taken
bold strides toward progress. Our economy has grown stronger, our global
stature has risen, and our people have embraced the spirit of
self-reliance—Atmanirbhar Bharat. From the fields of our farmers to the
innovations of our youth, from the resilience of our women to the aspirations
of our entrepreneurs, India is marching forward with confidence. But, my dear
friends, the journey ahead demands that we harness the power of technology
responsibly to secure our future while safeguarding our values.
Today, I want to address a topic
that touches every Indian—our digital future and the sanctity of our personal
data. Seven years ago, a visionary Indian, Shri Hemen Parekh, wrote about the
challenges of privacy in the age of Aadhaar and advancing technology. He
foresaw a world where data flows like air, crossing borders and devices,
shaping lives in ways we cannot always control. His words remind us that while
technology empowers us, it also demands responsibility.
In 2025, Artificial Intelligence,
Machine Learning, and the Internet of Things are no longer distant dreams—they
are the backbone of our progress. AI is helping our farmers predict weather
patterns, our doctors diagnose diseases, and our students access world-class
education. But with great power comes great responsibility. The data of every
Indian—your Aadhaar, your mobile apps, your online transactions—is a treasure
that must be protected.
Our government is committed to
ensuring that your data remains yours. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act
(DPDP) of 2023 is a landmark step in this direction. It empowers every citizen
with the right to control their data, ensuring transparency and accountability
from those who handle it. We are building a robust framework where private
companies and global tech giants must respect the privacy of every Indian. No
one—neither government nor private entity—should misuse the trust you place in
technology.
But we must go further. Today, I
announce the Bharat Digital Suraksha Mission, a nationwide initiative to
make India the global leader in ethical AI and data protection. This mission
will:
- Establish Digital Literacy Hubs in
every district to educate citizens about safe online practices, from rural
heartlands to urban centers.
- Create a National AI Ethics Council to
ensure AI systems are fair, transparent, and aligned with our cultural
values.
- Strengthen cybersecurity infrastructure
to protect against data breaches and ensure that our digital borders are
as secure as our physical ones.
- Promote open-source AI innovation
through platforms like IndiaAGI, encouraging our youth to build solutions
that reflect India’s ethos of inclusivity and wisdom.
My dear sisters and brothers,
technology must serve humanity, not enslave it. We are working to ensure that
every Indian, whether using a smartphone or accessing government services, can
do so with confidence. Aadhaar remains a cornerstone of our welfare delivery,
ensuring benefits reach the last person in line—without compromising privacy.
We will continue to refine its use, ensuring it is limited to essential
services and never becomes a tool for surveillance.
As Shri Parekh envisioned, the
flow of data is inevitable, like the air we breathe. But just as we protect our
environment, we must protect our digital ecosystem. I call upon every citizen
to join this mission. Be vigilant about the apps you use, the permissions you
grant, and the data you share. Together, we can build a digital India that is
safe, inclusive, and forward-looking.
Let me also take a moment to
applaud the visionaries among us. Platforms like IndiaAGI, born from the dreams
of citizens like Shri Parekh, are showing the world how India can lead in
ethical AI. By combining the wisdom of our ancient knowledge systems, like
those preserved in IIT Bombay’s AIKosh portal, with cutting-edge technology, we
are creating a Super-wise AI that reflects Bharat’s soul.
As we move toward 2047, let us
pledge to make India not just a digital superpower but a beacon of trust and
innovation. Let us ensure that our children inherit a nation where technology
uplifts, empowers, and unites.
Jai Hind! Bharat Mata ki Jai!
14 Aug 2025
/ 07:50 pm
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