New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said that there is no parallel to the Covid-19 pandemic in a hundred years and right from the beginning of the pandemic India has been committed to sharing all our expertise with the global community in this battle. The Prime Minister made the remarks at the CoWIN Global Conclave. Speaking at the event, Modi offered his sincere condolences for all the lives lost to the pandemic, in all the countries.
"There is no parallel to such a pandemic in a hundred years. Experience shows that no nation, however powerful that nation is, can solve a challenge like this in isolation," he said. The Prime Minister said that right from the beginning of the pandemic, India has been committed to sharing all our experiences, expertise and resources with the global community in this battle. "Despite all our constraints, we have tried to share as much as possible with the world," he said.
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Emphasising the role of technology, he said, "Technology is integral to our fight against Covid-19. Luckily, the software is one area in which there are no resource constraints." That is why we made our Covid tracing and tracking App open source as soon as it was technically feasible, he said. Modi also said that vaccination is the best hope for humanity to emerge successfully from the pandemic.
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"And right from the beginning, we in India decided to adopt a completely digital approach while planning our vaccination strategy," he said, adding that Indian civilization considers the whole world as one family. He also said that this pandemic has made many people realise the fundamental truth of this philosophy. "That's why, our technology platform for Covid vaccination - the platform we call CoWIN- is being prepared to be made open-source," the Prime Minister said.
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