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Achi news desk-
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday was mixed with the villagers of Jio in Himachal Pradesh Spiti, marks a historic moment when the area was connected to the cellular network for the first time. During a phone call that lasted over 13 minutes, Modi shared insights from his Diwali visit to the border region and highlighted how connectivity will accelerateDigital India‘ campaign.
Modi emphasized the significance of this milestone, drawing parallels with the successful electrification drive that powered more than 18,000 previously dark villages upon assuming office. “I work to take Cellular connectivity To the most remote part of the country,” said the Prime Minister. With an expression of joy and disbelief, one of the villagers told of the arduous journey they went through in the past, crossing eight kilometers, to access basic mobile services.
Modi during his conversation said: “Our work for the comfort of life is going to change the lives of people in the remote areas and the most disadvantaged.” One of the villagers Modi spoke to was a teacher. When the Prime Minister asked how mobile connectivity would help him in teaching his students, the teacher said: “We can get up-to-date information. Also there are many things that the children here have never seen or experienced. We can show them the videos and give them more concrete knowledge.”
Modi emphasized the significance of this milestone, drawing parallels with the successful electrification drive that powered more than 18,000 previously dark villages upon assuming office. “I work to take Cellular connectivity To the most remote part of the country,” said the Prime Minister. With an expression of joy and disbelief, one of the villagers told of the arduous journey they went through in the past, crossing eight kilometers, to access basic mobile services.
Modi during his conversation said: “Our work for the comfort of life is going to change the lives of people in the remote areas and the most disadvantaged.” One of the villagers Modi spoke to was a teacher. When the Prime Minister asked how mobile connectivity would help him in teaching his students, the teacher said: “We can get up-to-date information. Also there are many things that the children here have never seen or experienced. We can show them the videos and give them more concrete knowledge.”
