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The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, today called upon the Indian IT Industry to concentrate on meeting the global challenge of cyber-security. Expressing that the whole world is worried about this issue, the Prime Minister said Indian IT experts could do a great deal for cyber-safety of digital assets over the world. #Cybersecurity is biggest challenge for world. India shud build capabilities n the direction Says @narendramodi @nasscom 25 yrs celebrations — Deepankar (@dp2web) March 1, 2015 The Prime Minister was talking at an extraordinary occasion to check the finishing of NASSCOM 's 25th year. Lauding NASSCOM for its commitment to the IT sector in India, the Prime Minister noticed that seldom has an association changed into a movement in such a short span of time. He added that it was because of the success of India's youth in the IT sector, that the world began taking a gander at India in an unexpected way. Alluding to the subject of today's function: IT

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley proposed the setting up of a "techno-money related incubation and help program" called the Self Employment and Talent Utilization (SETU), amid his financial plan presentation today. He specified that Rs 1000 crore will be at first put aside for this. From the monetary allowance discourse: "The legislature is making a mechanism known as Self Employment and Talent Utilization ( SETU ) to be techno-money related incubation and help program to help all parts of new company and other self employment exercises especially in the innovation driven ranges. I am setting aside Rs 1,000 crore at first for this reason." The goal for this he said was to address "concerns, for example, more liberal arrangement of raising global capital, incubation offices in our focuses of incredibleness, funding for seed capital and the simplicity of working together need to be addressed to make a lakh occupations and many billions of dollars in quality."