Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually interacted with Google CEO Sundar Pichai today. They discussed Google's plan to participate in expanding the electronics manufacturing ecosystem in India.
The Prime Minister appreciated Google's partnership with HP to manufacture Chromebooks in India.
PM Modi acknowledged Google's 100 languages initiative and encouraged efforts to make AI tools available in Indian Languages. He also encouraged Google to work on AI tools for good governance.
Prime Minister welcomed Google's plans to open its global fintech operations centre at the Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT) in Gandhinagar.
Mr Pichai informed the Prime Minister about Google's plans to improve financial inclusion in India by leveraging the strength and reach of GPay and UPI. He also emphasized Google's commitment to contribute to the development trajectory of India.
Prime Minister also invited Google to contribute to the upcoming global partnership on AI summit, which will be hosted by India in December in Delhi.
Earlier this year, PM Modi had met Mr Pichai during his visit to the US.
Google has been operating in India since 2004, with offices in five key cities across the country - Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Gurgaon - Delhi NCR, Mumbai and Pune - with thousands of employees.
Featured Video Of The Day
Maha Slugfest Over Maha Coffers: Decoding Financial Capital's Fiscal Health
"Will Retire From Politics If...": Siddaramaiah On PM Modi's Remarks PM Modi Gets Grand Welcome In Nigeria With 'Vande Mataram' Chants Google AI Chatbot Gemini Turns Rogue, Tells User To "Please Die" 10-Crore Lawsuit Over 3-Second Clip? What's Behind Nayanthara-Dhanush Spat Meitei Group Issues 24-Hour Ultimatum After Mob Attacks Biren Singh's House X User Seeks Relief For Middle Class. Nirmala Sitharaman Responds In A First, BJP Appoints "WhatsApp Pramukh" In Madhya Pradesh Industrialist Out On Bail In Gujarat Bridge Collapse Case Felicitated Man, 22, Killed By His Brothers For Bringing Chicken Home In Bhopal Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world.