The application provides early alerts on natural disasters and can be operated in 12 Indian languages to ensure that people are able to escape safely. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has encouraged users across India to adopt the Sachet App. This mobile application is designed to provide real-time alerts about potential natural disasters.

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Among them, he highlighted the Sachet App, a crucial tool that every Indian smartphone user should know about. Wondering what it is and how it can help you? Here’s all you need to know.

Sachet an app that provides real-time updates and alerts on natural disasters and other events in multiple local languages. PM Modi in his Mann ki Baat address on April 27, urged the use of the ...

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