Chandigarh,, Oct. 16 -- Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini visited the headquarters of telecommunications company Ericsson and caller identification platform Truecaller in Stockholm, Sweden, to explore technology solutions for the state. Cabinet Minister Vipul Goel accompanied him.
At Ericsson, Saini received a briefing on advanced communication technologies, including robotics designed to handle emergencies in remote and inaccessible areas. He discussed their potential use in Haryana's communication infrastructure and disaster management system.
At Truecaller, Saini met co-founder Alan Mamedi and was briefed on its spam detection systems and measures to protect users from fraudulent calls. He was informed that around 770 crore spam calls were detected in India in 2025.
Saini stressed the need to use such technologies to strengthen digital security and protect citizens from spam and fraudulent calls.
The Chief Minister also visited the Envac waste management facility to study its modern waste disposal system and explore its adoption in Haryana's cities.
Describing the visits as significant for the state's technological advancement, Saini said global technologies would help modernise communication systems, improve digital security and expand the use of robotics in disaster management.
Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from Millennium Post.