PM Modi Discusses Technology and Innovation Collection with Tesla Chief Elon Musk

The US Electric Vehicle (EV) Maker Tesla’s Chief, Elon Musk has interacted with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on issues like technology and innovation. Modi had a meeting with Musk during a recent visit to America. Apart from Tesla, the control of rocket company Spacex is also with Musk.

Modi made one on social media platform x Post “Various issues have been discussed with Musk,” said in. The topics involved in the meeting held in the US earlier this year were also involved in this conversation. ” Modi said, “We have discussed the possibility for mutual cooperation in the areas of technology and innovation. India is committed to pursue partnership with the US in these areas.” In the government of American President Donald Trump, Musk is counted among the most influential individuals. Trump has given the command of the Department of Government Efficiency to Musk. The target of this department is to reduce the government’s expenses and reduce the number of government employees.

Tesla’s sale of electric cars may start in India soon. Tesla is preparing to open its first showroom in Mumbai in the country. In India, Tesla has started a process to achieve certification from authorities. The company’s two electric cars can be launched initially. Before starting a business in the country, Musk’s eye is on a decrease in import duty.

Musk’s company Starlink, which provides satellite internet service, may also start business in India soon. Recently, Starlinks received a positive indication from the Center’s government. Telecom minister Jyotiraditya Scindia had said that this service is needed to deliver the Internet to remote areas. Starlink has tie-up with the country’s big telecom companies Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel. Scindia had said, “There are many remote areas in the country where fiber or mobile connectivity cannot be transported. If you do not have satellite internet then how will you reach 100 percent coverage?” Along with this, he said that if natural disasters harm towers and fiber networks, then satellite connectivity is the only way.