On February 25, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, toured a tech exhibition in Israel highlighting cutting-edge innovations. The showcase brought together leading companies and research institutions working across diverse fields such as agriculture technology, water management, climate solutions, biotechnology, smart mobility, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, quantum computing, energy, and space systems. The visit formed part of PM Modi's two-day state engagement in Israel, underscoring the growing partnership between the two nations.
The exhibition reflected the ongoing efforts under the "India-Israel Innovation Bridge," a joint initiative designed to foster collaboration in solving global challenges. By connecting entrepreneurs, scientists, and industry leaders from both countries, the programme aims to accelerate the development of sustainable technologies that can benefit not only India and Israel but also the wider world.
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During the walkthrough, PM Modi engaged directly with researchers, CEOs, and tech entrepreneurs, discussing applications of new technologies in everyday life. The event highlighted Israel's reputation as a hub for innovation and India's interest in adopting and co-developing solutions across critical sectors.
PM Narendra Modi, Israeli PM Netanyahu Check Out RE Goan Classic
A notable moment came when both leaders were seen checking out the Royal Enfield Goan Classic motorcycle at the exhibition. The bike's presence symbolized India's manufacturing strength and its growing export footprint in Israel. Royal Enfield has built a loyal following among Israeli riders, who appreciate its heritage-inspired design and cruiser appeal. Local distributors have helped establish a strong rider community, supported by service networks and promotional events. The Modi-Netanyahu photo opportunity with the motorcycle further emphasized India's soft power and industrial capabilities.
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Talking about the motorcycle, the Royal Enfield Goan Classic 350 continues to be powered by a 349cc air-oil cooled engine producing 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm of torque, paired with a five-speed gearbox. For 2026, the model has been upgraded with an assist and slipper clutch, improving ease of use and reducing wheel lock during aggressive downshifts. The bike also retains its USB Type-C charging port, now enhanced with fast-charging capability.
Design remains a highlight, with its bobber-inspired stance, floating single saddle, compact ape-hanger handlebar, and cross-spoke tubeless wheels with white sidewalls. These elements give the Goan Classic a distinctive look that continues to resonate with riders worldwide.
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