PM Narendra Modi on Tuesday said information will be data and it will direct history in the future as he urged for solid and logical reviews to make frameworks solid and straightforward.

Talking at the Audit Diwas occasion of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG), he said in the past data was communicated as stories.

“History was composed through stories. In any case, in the 21st century, information will be data and in coming occasions our set of experiences will be glanced through and perceived utilizing information. Later on, information will direct history,” Narendra Modi said.

He proceeded to list changes like contactless traditions, programmed recharges, unremarkable evaluations and online applications for administration conveyance, that have finished pointless government mediations.

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“At the point when straightforwardness is gotten the framework, results are apparent,” he said, adding that India is the world’s third-biggest environment for new businesses and right now has 50 unicorns.

He said records, information and documents looked for by the public evaluator, CAG, ought to be given by government offices.

Solid, logical reviews will make the framework solid and straightforward, he said, adding his administration has taken CAG’s interests on monetary shortage and state consumption in the right soul.

Liking CAG’s new act of offering starter discoveries to government offices before the start of field reviews, he said the mix of the two would give better outcomes. PTI

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