“India & Innovation: Rising High on National Technology Day”

It's not the day only for mothers, means Mother's Day, or it's not the day when we sit and talk about what is going on in India and Pakistan. A day to appreciate the India you, the growth we people have made in technology. Yes, you got it right—it is National Technology Day. National Technology Day is a day of respect to our nation where we can give recognition for the technology the day offers to us. Also, a day to encourage about the technology. Like in India, the technology growth graph is getting steeper every day, every minute, every second. India is growing like a train in many fields. It is leading in IT in the whole world. It also has many IT hubs like Bengaluru and Noida. India is also not only leading but rapidly progressing in AI (Artificial Intelligence). You can see that every small school student to a person who has a job uses AI in everyday life; they use it to make presentations, they use it to do their work. But it has some bad uses also. Technology in economics—you can see that every small to big company to vegetable shops is on the edge of the economy. They use online payments; they often use it more frequently. So, online payments save money, are easy to pay, and secure to pay. Not many countries use technology in defence except some countries which include India too. India is using technology in defence too. India is using turrets, drones, electrified borders, and millions more. All the points don't mean that we are the best in technology. It simply means that we are good, better than many, but will be best of all. Japan is leading in technology, then U.S.A., Russia, and then us (India). In a nutshell, we should respect our nation for the technology we get. We should use technology in a nice way and not misuse it. As lastly, as I said, we are better than many but will be best of all. Thank you and Happy National Technology Day.

-Ayushman Rajinder