Prime Minister Modi Launches Three New Supercomputers

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced the launch of three advanced supercomputers called PARAM Rudra, which have been developed in India. These supercomputers, worth Rs. 130 crore, will help support important scientific research.

Details of the Supercomputers

The PARAM Rudra supercomputers are part of India’s National Supercomputing Mission. They have been installed in three major cities: Pune, Delhi, and Kolkata. These powerful machines will assist researchers in various fields, enhancing India's capabilities in science and technology.

Prime Minister's Remarks

During the launch, Prime Minister Modi emphasized the importance of this achievement. He stated, "This is a significant day for India in the realms of science, technology, and research. We are focusing on advancing these areas. Our engineers and scientists have done an excellent job developing these supercomputers." He expressed gratitude to all Indians for their contributions and dedicated the success to the youth of India, who are essential in driving innovation in computing technology.

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The introduction of the PARAM Rudra supercomputers marks a major milestone for India in the tech world. It highlights the country's commitment to boosting its scientific research capabilities and encourages young talent to engage in technology development.