PM Modi urges top Indian gamers to develop ‘Swachh Bharat’ game
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had a unique encounter with India’s best gamers, immersing himself in the world of PC and VR gaming. Throughout the session, Prime Minister Modi actively engaged in gaming sessions, demonstrating his excitement for the fast-changing gaming sector.
The gaming community was represented by @gcttirth (Tirth Mehta), @PAYALGAMING (Payal Dhare), @8bitthug (Animesh Agarwal), @GamerFleet (Anshu Bisht), @MortaLyt (Naman Mathur), @Mythpat (Mithilesh Patankar), and @SkRossi (Ganesh Gangadhar).
Prime Minister Modi immersed himself in mobile, PC, and VR gaming experiences, impressing young gamers with his rapid grasp of game controls and objectives. The gaming community rewarded PM Modi with the ‘NaMo OP’ badge after being impressed by his gaming prowess.
What made the entire discussion even more entertaining was PM Modi’s willingness to understand popular gaming jargon such as ‘grind’, ‘AFK’, and others. He even used the term ‘P2G2’, which stands for ‘Pro People, Good Governance.’
The event provided a forum for a lively exchange of ideas, with topics ranging from the young people’s unique personal paths that brought them to renown in this developing field of gaming to the most recent advances in the gaming industry.
Among the important issues covered was the distinction between gambling and gaming, emphasizing the necessity of responsible gaming behaviors while creating a welcoming atmosphere for the gaming community. Furthermore, the attendees discussed the critical topic of increasing women’s participation in the gaming business, emphasizing the necessity for inclusiveness and diversity to propel the sector forward.
PM Modi also discussed the possibilities for not only esports and gaming content production but also game development that is focused on India and its values. He emphasized the possibility of bringing old Indian games to life in a digital version, particularly with an open-source script that allows young people all throughout the country to contribute to it.
