evidence: Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India, said countries that use terrorism as a political tool must realize that in doing so, they are creating a threat for themselves. In that context, he stressed the primacy of ensuring Afghanistan is not used to spread terrorism and that no country takes advantage of the delicate situation there for selfish interests. [...] NARENDRA MODI, Prime Minister of India, underscoring that diversity was the at the heart of India’s democracy, said his country was moving into integrated and equitable development. Over 430 million people have been brought into the banking system and 360 million people have been provided with insurance coverage. In addition, his Government is working to eradicate homelessness by building 30 million homes. Polluted water is a significant problem for poor and developing countries, he observed, highlighting a campaign to ensure piped clean water reaches over 170 million homes in India. For the development of any country, people must have property rights to their homes and land. To that end, India was using drones to map over 600,000 villages to give people digital records of their homes and lands, a process that will reduce property disputes and give people increased access to credit and bank loans. Every sixth person in the world is Indian, he pointed out, emphasizing that "when India reforms, the world transforms".