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Sen said that the digital world is a world where your accounts America can withdraw money from China. We also have to be cautious in this era of technology, if we do not adopt technology then ten-fifteen years will be left behind.

Chief speaker Narendra Sen – Photo: Amar Ujala Digital

Detail of the practice board running in Indore Friday was the seventh day of the th lecture series. The keynote speaker of the day, Narendra Sen, Founder, Rank Bank, spoke on ‘India’s Contribution and Opportunities in the Digital Economy’. He said that after 2020 technology and machines have started talking among themselves. They also know the things in your mind. Technology is making your life easier and also taking away jobs. The one who will have the data in the coming times, will become a super power in the future. We often hear that the bank link has failed. Or the server of any portal is down. This happens because of the data center.

Sen said that the digital world is such a world where America can withdraw money from China from your account. We also have to be careful in this era of technology. If we don’t adopt technology out of fear, then we will be left behind for ten to fifteen years. Sen said that we are digitizing the whole world. There are youth of the country in many big companies. Technology will come and go, but our culture will always be alive.

Sen said that such a time is also going to come when a robot will wash dishes in your house. Technology is proving beneficial in health care. In the future, the age of a human being 19 will increase by more than a year. Technology is helping to prevent crime. In many areas, technology has made human work easier.

tech and hacker friends
Sen Also answered the questions. He said that technology and hackers are old friends who create technology. He can also misuse it. Chinese app came. Distributed loans to people, later started blackmailing people, then people started committing suicide. Vice Chancellor Renu Jain gave a memento to the guest. The program was coordinated by Pallavi Adhav. Ajit Singh Narang accepted the gratitude. ,