Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday launched ''Aatmanirbhar Bharat App Innovation challenge'' to facilitate the techies and begin-up network to create world-class Made in India Apps. The assignment is an endeavour of Ministry of Electronics and statistics generation and Atal Innovation challenge. Taking to Twitter, prime Minister said that there's gigantic enthusiasm the various tech and start-up network to create world elegance Made in India Apps.
In some other tweet, prime Minister Modi entreated tech community to take part.
"This challenge is for you when you have such a working product or if you sense you have the imaginative and prescient and knowledge to create such merchandise. I encourage all my friends in the tech network to participate. Sharing my mind in my @LinkedIn publish," he tweeted attaching LinkedIn post.
In his LinkedIn post, PM Modi wrote, "in recent times, we are seeing large interest and enthusiasm some of the start-up and tech atmosphere to innovate, broaden and promote homegrown apps. Today, when the entire country is working closer to developing an Aatmanirbhar Bharat, it is a great possibility to present path to their efforts, momentum to their tough-paintings and mentorship to their expertise to conform Apps that can satisfy our market as well as compete with the world."
He wrote that this challenge could run in two tracks - promotion of current apps and development of latest apps.
"Track-01 will paintings in venture mode for figuring out good first-rate Apps for the leader-board and will be finished in around a month. Track-02 initiative will paintings to assist create new champions in India through supplying help in ideation, incubation, prototyping and roll out along side market get entry to," he wrote within the put up.
The outcome of this venture may be to provide better visibility and clarity to current Apps to obtain their goals, and to create tech products to find solutions to tech conundrums with the help of mentorship, tech guide and steering at some stage in the whole existence-cycle, he wrote.
Top Minister Modi in his publish said that there is first-rate scope among those sectors for new apps that solve specific troubles for India and the arena.
"can we consider making conventional Indian games greater popular thru Apps? Are we able to develop Apps with focused and smart get right of entry to to the right age organization for studying, gaming, and so on? Can we broaden gaming apps for people in rehabilitation or getting counselling to assist them of their adventure? There are numerous such questions and generation by myself can deliver solutions in a creative way," said PM Modi.
Lately, the government has banned 59 cellular apps related to China which includes TikTok, UC Browser, Helo, YouCam makeup, and Mi network in view of the information to be had that they are engaged in activities which are "prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity and defence" of the usa.
Almost all of the apps banned on Monday have some preferential chinese hobby and most of the people have discern chinese language groups.
The ban got here amid border tensions with China in eastern Ladakh.
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