Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the quick adoption of 5G technology in the nation and stated that a task force has been established to prepare India for 6G. Speaking to the nation on the 77th anniversary of Independence Day, Modi claimed that the country is now preparing for quantum computers and that the internet has now reached every village.

 

"My country is the fastest country to roll out 5G. We have reached more than 700 districts and now we are getting ready for 6G. We have formed a task force," Modi said from the ramparts of the Red Fort.

 

According to him, technology will have an impact on the entire world, and even wealthy nations are eager to learn from Digital India's achievements. According to Modi, the government is developing a new program to advance technology in the agricultural industry, as part of which thousands of women in self-help groups would receive training and drones.

 

"I see the potential of science and technology among our rural women. Therefore, we are thinking of a new scheme to bring technology to the agriculture sector.

 

"Agriculture should get a boost. Therefore, we will impart training of drone pilot, drone repair to the women self-help groups. Thousands of such women self-help groups will be provided with drones and training. we are going to start drone flight with 15,000 women SHG," Modi said.

 

He claimed that the nation's youth have tremendous potential and that the government is developing programs to give them a wealth of chances.

 

"Today our youth have placed India among the top three start-up systems globally. Global youth is surprised with this capability and power India," Modi said.

 

He said that the government is using technology to get rid of corruption.