I am not a slave to technology, but curious like a child; Modi talks to Bill Gates Achi-News

PM Narendra Modi-Bill Gates Discussion New Delhi: There was an interesting and interesting conversation between Prime Minister Narendra Modi (Narendra Modi) and the founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates (Bill Gates). Especially in this conversation issues such as health, technology, agriculture, climate change were discussed in detail.

There was a detailed discussion between the two mainly about the use of technology in ordinary life. At this time, PM Modi answered a question from Bill Gates and said that I am not a slave to technology, rather I love technology like a child. I am always looking for new technology. From this one can get information about its use. In addition to research on cervical cancer, PM Modi also announced the construction of 2 lakh health centres.

In his conversation with Bill Gates, PM Modi said, ‘I am not a slave to technology. I’m still exploring new techniques like water flow. I love technology as a child. I am fascinated by technology. I’m no expert, but I have a childish curiosity about it. Prime Minister Modi said that my new government will allocate funds to scientists for research at the local level on cervical cancer, saying that every woman wants to be vaccinated against cervical cancer. Modi said that technology will play a major role in agriculture, health and education.

Discussion about green energy

During the conversation with Bill Gates, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also spoke about green energy. I am happy to say that India is making rapid progress in the field of renewable energy. We want to make progress in the field of green hydrogen. I launched a hydrogen boat in Tamil Nadu. I am thinking of placing this boat in the Kashi-Ayodhya ferry, so that my movement for a clean Ganga will be strengthened and it will send a message to the eco-conscious society,” PM Modi said.

Debate on the Statue of Unity.

Discussing the Statue of Unity, PM Modi, speaking to the founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates, said, ‘I have collected pieces of iron from farmers in 6 lakh villages in India. They were melted down and used in statues. I brought soil from every village. I built a wall of unity with that soil. It contains soil of 6 lakh villages in India. Behind it is our sense of unity. I have created a ‘statue of unity’ to show how we have created unity in the midst of the diversity of such a large country. It is said to be the tallest statue in the world and was built in a short time.