PM Modi tries to address participants in their local language during interactions over digital platforms
Continuing his drive to directly connect with the beneficiaries of his government's pet schemes, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said he will on June 20 speak to farmers on issues concerning them and the agriculture sector.
Beginning with an interaction over video call with some of the 4 crore women who got free cooking gas (LPG) connections under Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, PM Modi has interacted with beneficiaries of health scheme and start-up programme.
Today, he interacted with beneficiaries of the various Digital India efforts.
During this interaction, PM Modi said he would be speaking to farmers on June 20 on developments and advancements in the agriculture sector.
He asked the
three lakh Common Service Centres (CSCs), which act as access points for digital delivery of services, to become a platform for the upcoming interaction.
"On 20th (June 20) at 9:30 am, I will be talking to farmers. On that day in your CSC centres...can you host them? I will talk to those farmers. Your CSCs will become so powerful (agents of delivery)...that PM of the country will talk directly to villages, via the three lakh CSCs," he said.
Typically, during these interactions, the prime minister makes an opening statement about the subject or the scheme, after which beneficiaries gathered at different centres across the country narrate their experiences.
To liven up the interaction, he tries to address the participants in their local language, like he did with those from Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu at today's session.