In a bid to improve connectivity in the rural areas, Tamil Nadu Information Technology (IT)  department will shortly launch the BharatNet program in 12,534 villages panchayats of the state

According to the statement issued on Friday, state IT minister Mano Thangaraj said,  Tamil Nadu would soon be transformed into a technology hub. The minister said that the major aim of the government was to improve the infrastructure that would lead to an increase in investments. He further said that an increase in investments would create more jobs.

According to the IT minister, the Tamil Nadu government is planning to capitalize on the skilled manpower, infrastructure, competence and policies of the state to convert it into the Artificial Intelligence capital of the country. The IT department in a study found that India is ranked eighth in the top ten countries of the world with over 4,000 Artificial intelligence patents being filed in the past five years.

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