Google's Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai says that the vastness of the Indian market gave her company the opportunity to develop some new products in this country and then she was taken to the international market. Pichai is an American citizen of Indian origin. Pichai was addressing the 'India Ideas' summit organized by the US-India Business Council here.
He said that India and the United States can play a leading role in making a standard rule regarding the issue of privacy, in which free digital business can be ensured with the protection of private information. On this occasion he was given the 'Global Leadership' (Global Leadership) award. Pichai said that the Government of India has done a very good job in improving the socio-economic conditions and governance system.
He made technology an essential part of it. We are proud to be part of it. On this occasion, Edna Friedman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Nasdaq was also rewarded with an award. In reference to the Indian manufacturers of Android phones, Pichai said, "We take care of making the phone cheaper every year so that more and more people can use it. In 2004, barely two Indian manufacturers were making phones in India. Now this number is 200. '
He said, 'Our products have played an extraordinary role. But now it is reversing more and more. The size of the Indian market has given us the opportunity to develop such products which are actually taken at the global level.
He mentioned Google's digital payment product and said …. India was moving towards digital payments, so we thought it was the perfect market for future payment (ways). We tried and it was good Worked. Now we are considering moving it into the global market. Pichai said that India is not just like an opportunity but we have remained in India and are selling in the global market. That's why this is exciting time.
