Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Singapore aimed to strengthen Indo-Pacific ties and further India's Act East Policy, culminating in the signing of four MOUs on semiconductors, digital technologies, skill development, and healthcare. Modi's trip, his first to Singapore since 2018, also saw the elevation of bilateral relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. In a unique pitch, Modi invited global business leaders to invest in Kashi (Varanasi), leveraging the cultural significance of Banarasi paan to highlight the city's investment potential. He emphasized India’s political stability and ongoing reforms aimed at boosting investment and innovation. The visit included meetings with Singapore's top leaders and the announcement of an 'Invest India' office in Singapore to facilitate investment. Modi's engagement underscores India's strategic focus on deepening economic ties and fostering regional cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region.