<h1>Prime Minister pitches India as stable, reform-friendly investment hub for green energy, manufacturing, AI, semiconductors amid US tariff concerns</h1> The Indian prime minister touted the country's political and economic stability, strong macroeconomic indicators, and investment-friendly reforms at a Tokyo business forum, positioning India as an attractive destination for green energy, manufacturing and technology investment amid concerns about a 50% tariff measure by the United States. He highlighted recent Japanese investment, a new India-Japan joint credit mechanism for clean-energy projects, and cooperation in semiconductors, AI, quantum and skills development. Announced domestic legal and regulatory reforms include a simplified income tax code, a single digital approval window, deregulation efforts and liberalization of sensitive sectors including defence, space and nuclear energy.