Will work together for 5G technology, PM Modi said in Indian Mobile Congress
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing the Indian Mobile Congress (IMC) 2020 on Tuesday, called for working together to timely launch 5G technology in the country. He said that it is important to think and plan how we make life better with the upcoming technology revolution.
IMC 2020 is being organized by Department of Telecommunications, Government of India and Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI). The event will run from 8 to 10 December 2020.
Create better opportunities for farmers PM Modi further said in his address, 'Better healthcare, better education, better information and opportunities for our farmers, better market access for small businesses are some of the goals towards which we will see the upcoming technology Can work together on the strength of revolution. '
Make India the global hub of telecommunications
He called, "Let us work together to make India a global hub of telecommunications equipment, design, development and manufacturing. To empower millions of Indians, we need to work together to ensure the timely launch of 5G technology. '
The world remains active in the epidemic of innovation
Regarding the recent innovations, the Prime Minister said, 'It is because of your innovation and efforts that the world was active despite the epidemic. It is because of your efforts that a son is connected with his mother from a different city through video conferencing. A student is learning from his teacher without coming to class. A patient is able to consult his doctor from his home. A businessman is associated with a consumer even though he is in another state and territory.
Able to help the poor
PM Modi said, but often, what matters most is that the youth have faith in their product. It is because of mobile technology that we are able to provide billions of dollars of benefits to millions of Indians. It is because of mobile technology that we were able to help the poor and the vulnerable during the epidemic.