PM Narendra Modi chair CSIR society meeting and addressed

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday chaired a meeting of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) Society through video conferencing. Addressing the society, PM Modi said that science has always found a solution to the crisis.

Climate change will be a big challenge in future: PM

Addressing the CSIR meeting, PM Narendra Modi warned the world about the challenges of the future and said that climate change will become the biggest challenge in the coming times. We have to prepare for this from now on.

Corona biggest challenge of century: PM

PM Modi said, Coronavirus Pandemic has come before the whole world as the biggest challenge of this century, but history is witness to this, when there is a big crisis on humanity, science has given a better future. ways have been prepared.

'Indian scientists worked shoulder to shoulder'

PM Modi further said, 'The experience of the last century is that when earlier any discovery was done in other countries of the world, India had to wait for many years for it, but today the scientists of our country are shoulder to shoulder with other countries. They are walking side by side and working at the same speed.

'Indian scientists made corona vaccine in 1 year'

Addressing the CSIR meeting, PM Narendra Modi praised Indian scientists and said that in the midst of the corona crisis, our scientists prepared the Made in India corona vaccine in just one year.

CSIR has given many talents to the country: PM

PM Modi said, 'The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has given so many talents to the country and how many scientists have been produced. A great scientist like Shanti Swaroop Bhatnagar has given leadership to this institution.

'India wants to become self-reliant and empowered'

PM Modi further said, 'Today India is showing the way to the world in the field of sustainable development and clean energy. From software to satellite, we are also accelerating the development of other countries and playing the role of a major engine in the development of the world. Today, India wants to become self-reliant and empowered in every direction, from agriculture to astronomy, from vaccines to virtual reality, from biotechnology to battery technology. This crisis of Corona may have slowed down a bit, but even today our resolve is – self-reliant India, strong India.