 "Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the launch of Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution India, in New Delhi on Thursday | Photo: PTI")
Information technology (IT) and youth are India’s two major assets, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday, while allaying fears of job loss due to technological development, a financial website reported.
He said the ‘4th Industrial Revolution’ will change the nature of jobs and provide more opportunities, adding that his government was open to policy changes to help reap benefits of the revolution.
At the launch of World Economic Forum’s Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the Prime Minister said the launch in India — after San Francisco, Tokyo and Beijing — opens up doors to immense possibilities
He said the ‘4th Industrial Revolution’ will change the nature of jobs and provide more opportunities, adding that his government was open to policy changes to help reap benefits of the revolution.
At the launch of World Economic Forum’s Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the Prime Minister said the launch in India — after San Francisco, Tokyo and Beijing — opens up doors to immense possibilities
