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Bill Gates gung ho on India, says “India gives me hope for the future”

Bill Gates is coming to India next week to review the work done by innovators and enterpreneurs. It will Gates first visit to India since the outbreak of Covid-19, pandemic and he has penned down a message in ‘GatesNotes’ blog and has stated that

Bill Gates coming to India to see work done by innovators and entrepreneurs

“India gives me hope for the future…as it has proven it can tackle big challenges”

Bill Gates states,

“I can’t wait to see how much progress has been made in that time…” Gates wrote, affirming his “goal” to help “reduce the inequities around the world”. Gates, on the problems of climate change and global health, said the two were “inextricably linked”. “Hotter temperatures will make poverty reduction harder by increasing food insecurity and the prevalence of infectious diseases and diverting resources away from those who need them the most”.

Further Gates has remarked,

, “we’re capable of making progress on lots of big problems at once” and that there is “no better proof than the remarkable progress that India has accomplished.”

In his blog Gates mentioned the current projects of Gates Foundation including the threat to Chickpea plants due to climate change,

Gates Foundation joins hands with India’s public sector and CGIAR Institutions

 “…the Gates Foundation joined hands with India’s public sector and CGIAR institutions….they found a new solution: chickpea varieties that have more than 10% higher yields and are more drought-resistant…”

Bill Gates was also optimistic about India and stated,

“India being the world’s most populous country…you can’t solve most problems there without solving them at scale…and yet it has solved big challenges like polio, lowered HIV transmission, reduced poverty, cut infant mortality, and increased access to sanitation and financial services.”

Gates also credits India for,

“world-leading approach to innovation” that helps it solve these problems. “India is on the frontlines of climate change…the pace of its development..skills…expertise…mean that India can be a key part of making progress on today’s biggest challenges,”

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