PM Modi wishes to communicate in Telugu
The Hindu
Prime Minister Modi encourages Telugu people to correct his language errors through technology, urging them to download his speeches.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the Telugu people to help him talk to them in their language with help of technology, and correct him if they come across any errors. During his speech at a public meeting held in Jagtial town, Telangana on Monday, the Prime Minister urged them to log into ‘Namo App’ and download his speeches in Telugu.
“Your servant wishes to connect to you in Telugu. I may not be cent percent right but will try to get 90%. You are going to be my teacher. You can always say Modi is in your pocket. Every mobile phone in Telangana should have Modi. Am giving a guarantee of a developed Telangana, please give me a guarantee to support BJP by switch on your mobile flashlight,” he appealed.
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