Modi’s day-out at the Facebook HQ will include answering FAQs about India’s economy!
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On September 27, Narendra Modi will meet the chieftains of technology companies and will also take questions from Facebook employees and its co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, as reported by The Economic Times.
This meeting will take place at a town hall in the
Explaining the agenda of his meeting with the Indian Prime Minister, Zuckerberg said, "Prime Minister Modi and I will discuss how communities can work together to address social and economic challenges."
In response to Zuckerberg’s announcement, users at the social networking immediately started posting questions for PM Modi. There is a mixed bucket of queries that includes topics ranging from poverty alleviation to
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Activists criticised Internet.org claiming that it violated the notion that all Internet traffic should be treated as equal by Internet service providers. However, Zuckerberg argued that free or subsidized data services can improve the lives of people using it.
At the crux of India's net neutrality debate, is a term called zero rating or the practice of allowing certain services to be accessed free of charge. Net neutrality backers argue that zero rating will create an unfair Internet ecosystem where smaller competitors will have trouble staying ahead of deep-pocketed competitors.
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