$ 300 billion digital economy target in five years: DCM Ashwath Narayan
Karnataka: Deputy Chief Minister of IT-BT, Dr CNN Ashwaththa Narayana, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s digital India and Atma Nirbhar Bharat concept will make Karnataka strides in development and achieve the $ 300 billion digital economy target over the next five years.
Speaking at the inauguration of the Bangalore Tech Summit (BTS) 2020 in the city, he said the state is currently targeting a digital economy of $ 52 billion. He added that the government has taken all possible measures to achieve this goal in the next five years.
Karnataka is ready to contribute more to the goal of a trillion digital economy set by Prime Minister Modi. He added that the necessary reforms have been implemented in all areas including IT-BT.
The state has already established and is working on the Digital Economy Mission to reach the goal of the digital economy. The mission is to accelerate the economy through technology. Global Connections with Karnataka through Investment India through the Digital Economy Mission, which will enhance the technology equity and state brand equity of Karnataka. The next milestone will be achieved through this. In addition to this, the new generation of innovation, along with IT BT, has become a top priority for electronic research and development. Initiative to bring. Extending 5G service to every corner, in addition to the 4G service already available,
Bengaluru has a unique technology journey track, and another important chapter is being launched today through this platform. There are about 5500 driving technology companies in the state and they all work on a global scale. Kovid has been administered in the state using technology at the time. The state government has done its best in such extreme cases under Chief Minister Yeddyurappa. Thus new opportunities are opening up in the IT BT sector. We have succeeded in bringing about improvement in the field of education using technology. Karnataka is making PM Modi’s dreams come true. “My dream is to build Karnataka with the idea of self-determination.
The technology sector will dominate in the near future. Digital India and Digital Economy sub-measures are pushing for that. Technology will rule in the future. He expressed hope that Karnataka is making strides with India in that regard.
