You must remember the famous meme dialogue “Sun Rahe Ho Na Vinod” from the web series Panchayat, we often use it jokingly. The special thing is that Prime Minister Narendra Modi also used this dialogue very well in his speech. The occasion was the inauguration of the country’s third semiconductor plant in Sanand, Gujarat.
The PM addressed a gathering during the inauguration ceremony of the semiconductor project organized in Sanand on Saturday. During this, he used the dialogue “Sun Rahe Ho Na Vinod” in his speech, due to which the entire hall echoed with applause and laughter and people clapped loudly. This video of his went viral rapidly on social media also. Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghvi has also shared this video on his social media, in the caption of which he has written, “You are listening, Vinod”.
Use of Gujarati proverbs
According to the report, Modi referred to the popular meme, which was originally a dialogue from the Panchayat webseries. This mention came during a joke with CG Power and Industrial Solutions Chairman Vellayan Subbiah. He also used some Gujarati proverbs in his speech on this occasion.
Sun rahe ho na BINOD
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— Harsh Sanghavi (@sanghaviharsh) July 4, 2026
‘Kam bole chhe…’
He said, “The vision of development of the government is clear, now the industry has to take it forward. ‘Nishan Chook Maaf, Paan Nahi Maaf Neechu Nishan’ i.e. if a big target is missed then it is forgiven, but setting a small target is not forgiven.” Subbaiah further said, “In Gujarat it is said ‘Kaam bole chhe’ i.e. work speaks. Today the first consignment of chips is being sent to Japan. India has now become a part of the global supply chain of semiconductors.
‘Are you listening Vinod?’
PM Modi answered this in his own style. He said, ‘Subbaiah ji said, ‘Forgive the mark for mistake, but do not forgive the lowly mark’. I never set small goals. If I want to make a statue, I will make the tallest statue in the world. Here he pointed towards Sardar Patel’s Statue of Unity. After this the PM threw the second punch, ‘and Subbaiah ji said less spoke’…. ‘Are you listening Vinod?’…come speak che’. At this dialogue of PM, the people present on the stage and the crowd laughed loudly and started clapping.
Target to make 50 crore chips
On Saturday, PM Modi launched commercial production at a semiconductor plant in Gujarat and said he was confident that the plant would soon achieve its production target. PM Modi said that now 20 crore chips will be produced here every year. He said that I have been told that 20 crore chips will be made here every year. He expressed confidence that the company will soon achieve this target. The PM said that this confidence is also because Semicon India Program is progressing rapidly. STEP BY STEP, BRICK BY BRICK and now CHIP BY CHIP. He said that we have set a target of making 50 crore chips annually. I am sure you will achieve it very soon. He congratulated the entire team of CG Semi.
India’s leap in electronics manufacturing
PM Modi said that since 2014, India has made great progress in the electronics sector. He said that today India is the second largest mobile manufacturer and second largest mobile exporter in the world. India’s total electronic production has increased almost 7 times compared to 2014. Electronics exports have increased almost 11 times. He said that the semiconductor industry is the foundation of future technology for India. He said that the government is promoting chip manufacturing in the country under Self-reliant India so that India does not depend on the world in the field of technology.
The first consignment reached Japan
The first batch of semiconductor chips made from this facility of CG has been sent to Japan. Company officials say that it is a matter of pride for India that Made in India chips have now joined the global supply chain. The PM said that Gujarat is now on its way to becoming a semiconductor hub. Sanand plant will provide employment to thousands of youth and will give new strength to the state’s economy. At the end of the program, the PM said that the aim of the government is not just to make big promises, but to show action on the ground. And finally once again he hit the same punch ‘Kaam Bole Che’.
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