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Three years ago, in our state of Wisconsin, back in the United States, a man went into a Sikh temple, and in a terrible act of violence, killed six innocent people—Americans and Indians.
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In that moment of shared grief, our two countries reaffirmed a basic truth, as we must again today.
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Every person has the right to practice their faith how they choose, or to practice no faith at all, and to do so free of persecution and fear and discrimination. Thank you so much. Thank you so much, Neha, for what a wonderful introduction. Everybody, please have a seat. Nothing. Fills me with more hope than when I hea...
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India's youth, and for representing this nation's energy and its optimism and its idealism, she makes me very, very proud. And I'm sure I think that may be her.
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Is that somebody related to you? Okay, because we just had a chance to meet, and she's beaming with pride right now, sitting next to you. Give Neha a big round of applause once again. Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, to all the students and young people who are here today, to the people of India watching and...
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I bring the friendship and the greetings of the American people, on behalf of myself and Michelle. Thank you so much for welcoming us back to India.
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We believe in a young boy who knows that if he just keeps studying.
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We believe in the labor earning his daily wage, and the student pursuing her degree.
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Danya, it has been a great honor to be the first American president to join you for Republic Day. With the tricolor waving above us, we celebrated the strength of your constitution.
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Paid tribute to India's fallen heroes.
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In yesterday's parade, we saw the pride and the diversity of this nation, including the daredevils on their Royal Enfields, which was very impressive.
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Secret Service does not let me ride motorcycles, especially not on my head.
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I realize that the sight of an American president as your chief guest on Republic Day would once have seemed unimaginable, but my visit reflects the possibilities of a new moment.
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As I've said many times, I believe that the relationship between India and the United States can be one of the defining partnerships of the century.
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When I spoke to your Parliament on my last visit.
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I laid out my vision for how our two nations can build that partnership.
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Today, I want to speak directly to you, the people of India, about what I believe we can achieve together and how we can do it.
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My commitment to a new chapter between our countries flows from the deep friendship.
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Between our people.
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Michelle and I have felt it ourselves.
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I recognized India with the first state visit of my presidency, where we also danced to some pretty good bhangra. For the first time, we brought Diwali to the White House.
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On our last celebration here, on our last celebration here, we celebrated the Festival of Lights in Mumbai. We danced with some children. Unfortunately, we were not able to schedule any dancing this visit. Senorita, bode bode, dejo me. You know what I mean. So. Everybody said, by the way, how much better a dancer Miche...
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On a more personal level, India represents an intersection of two men who have always inspired.
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When Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Was protesting racial segregation in the United States.
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He said that his guiding light.
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Was Mahatma Gandhi.
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When Dr. King came to India, he said that being here in Gandhi's land reaffirmed his conviction that in the struggle for justice and human dignity, the most potent weapon of all.
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Nonviolent resistance.
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Those two great souls are why we can gather here today.
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Indians and Americans.
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Equal and free.
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There's another link that binds us. More than a hundred years ago.
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America welcomed a son of India.
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We believe in the mother who goes without, so that her children might have something more.
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Vivekananda, and Swami Vivekananda helped bring Hinduism and yoga to our country. And he came to my hometown of Chicago, and there, at a great gathering of religious leaders, he spoke of his faith and the divinity in every soul and the purity of love.
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He began his speech with a simple greeting.
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Sisters and brothers of America.
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So today, let me say, sisters and brothers of India. My confidence in what our nations can achieve together is rooted in the values that we share. For we may have our different histories.
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Speak different languages.
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But when we look at each other, we see a reflection of ourselves.
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Having thrown off colonialism, we created constitutions that began with the three same.
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We, the people.
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As societies that celebrate knowledge and innovation.
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We transformed ourselves into high-tech hubs of the global economy.
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We believe in the father working far from home, sending money back so his family might have a better life.
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Together, we unlock new discoveries.
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From the particles of creation to outer space.
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We are among the few nations to have gone to both the moon and to Mars. And here in India, this dynamism has resulted in a stunning achievement. You've lifted countless millions from poverty.
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Built one of the world's largest middle classes.
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Nobody embodies this progress and this sense of possibility more than our young people.
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Powered by technology, you are connecting and collaborating like never before. On Facebook.
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WhatsApp and Twitter.
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Chances are, you're talking to someone in America.
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Friends, or your cousins.
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The United States has the largest Indian diaspora in the world, including some 3 million proud Indian Americans, and they make America stronger, and they tie us together.
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Bonds of family and friendship that allow us to share in each other's success.
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So, for all these reasons, India and the United States are not just natural partners.
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I believe America can be India's best partner. I believe that. Of course, only Indians can decide India's role in the world. But I'm here because I'm absolutely convinced that both our peoples will have more jobs and opportunities.
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Our nations will be more secure, and the world will be safer.
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A more just place when our two democracies.
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The world's largest democracy.
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The world's oldest democracy stand together.
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I believe that. So here in New Delhi, Prime Minister Modi and I have begun this work anew.
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And here's what I think we can do together.
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Need not dictate the arc of our lives.
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America wants to be your partner as you lift up the lives of the Indian people and provide greater.
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So, working together, we're giving farmers new techniques and data.
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From our satellites to their cell phones, to increase yields and boost incomes.
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We're joining you in your effort to empower every Indian with a bank account.
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With the breakthroughs we achieved on this visit, we can finally move toward fully implementing our civil nuclear agreement, which will mean more reliable electricity for Indians and cleaner, non-carbon energy that helps fight climate change. And I don't have to describe for you what more electricity means.
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Students being able to study at night.
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Businesses being able to stay open longer and hire more workers, farmers being able to use mechanized tools that increase their productivity.
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Whole communities seeing more prosperity.
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In recent years, India has lifted more people out of poverty than any other country, and now we have a historic opportunity with India leading the way to end the injustice of extreme poverty all around the world. America wants to be your partner as you protect the health of your people.
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And the beauty of this land.
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From the backwaters of.
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Kerala to the banks of Ganga.
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As we deliver more energy, more electricity, let's do it.
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With clean, renewable energy like solar and wind.
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Let's put cleaner vehicles on the road, and more filtration systems on farms and villages.
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Because every child should be able to drink clean water, and every child should be able to breathe clean air.
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We need our young people healthy for their futures, and we can do it. We have the technology to do it. America wants to be your partner in igniting the next wave of Indian growth.
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As India pursues more trade and investment, we want to be first in line.
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We're ready to join you in building new infrastructure.
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The roads and the airports.
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The bullet trains to propel India into the future.
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We're ready to help design smart cities that serve citizens better, and we want to develop more advanced technologies with India as we do with our closest ally.
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We believe that the circumstances of our birth.
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We believe we can.
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Be even closer partners in ensuring.
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Our mutual security.
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Both our nations have known the anguish of terrorism.
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We stand united in the defense of our people.
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Now we're deepening our defense cooperation against new challenges.
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The United States welcomes a greater role for India in the Asia-Pacific.
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Where the freedom of navigation must be upheld, and disputes must be resolved peacefully.
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Even as we acknowledge the world as it is.
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We must never stop working for the world as it should be—a world without nuclear weapons. That should be a goal for all of us. I believe if we're going to be true global partners, then our two nations must do more around the world together.
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So, to ensure international security and peace.
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Transcribed Auspicious President Audio

A single-speaker English speech dataset containing 283 clips (25.36 minutes) with embedded audio and transcripts.

The audio comes from Dinnerb0ner/Obama-Sample-Dataset. Transcripts were generated with Qwen/Qwen3-ASR-1.7B and may contain recognition errors.

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