PM Modi made his podcast debut on a YouTube show today, hosted by Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath. During the two-hour conversation, he discussed his personal journey, leadership philosophies.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said social media has strengthened democracy by opening up ways to verify information which earlier was available from a handful of sources with little alternatives. In an interaction with Zerodha founder Nikhil Kamath, Modi said earlier there were very few persons who used to report on events and their version was considered as the truth. "You were trapped as there was no opportunity to seek verification. But, today you have an alternative to verify information on different platforms. Everything is available on your mobile phone," Modi said. "If you pay little attention, you can find out the truth. This is the reason that social media can strengthen democracy," he said. The prime minister said youngsters have the tendency to verify information on social media before believing anything as the truth. Modi said he was amazed to see the amount of interest the youngsters have shown in developments in the space sector. "Chandrayaan's success has created a
PM Modi shares candid insights on politics as a mission, leadership humanity, India's tech advancements, and a unique bond with Xi Jinping in his first-ever podcast with Nikhil Kamath
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