PM Narendra Modi suggested that digital technology can be used to document the process of creation of a work of art, and this could help people comprehend the thought process of the artist.
13 Feb 2016 | 3663 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau
The Make in India week kicked off in Mumbai with Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, unveiling a plaque to mark the inauguration of the new building complex of the Bombay Art Society.
Speaking on the occasion, the Prime Minister remarked that rarely has an institution left its imprint on three ...
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The Make in India week kicked off in Mumbai with Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, unveiling a plaque to mark the inauguration of the new building complex of the Bombay Art Society.
Speaking on the occasion, the Prime Minister remarked that rarely has an institution left its imprint on three centuries. He added that the Bombay Art Society has managed to do so, right from its inception in the late 19th century. He said that the reason for this is that art has its own strength and message.
He further suggested that digital technology can be used to document the process of creation of a work of art, and this could help people comprehend the thought process of the artist.
Industries exchange MoUs
A total of three key MoUs were exchanged today at the Make in India Expo with Twin Star (Sterelite is Holding Company) and Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) which is investing into LCD FAB with techno partner AUTRON from Taiwan being one. This will be first of its kind of project in India with a proposed investment of Rs 20,000 crore.
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