Sachet app kya hai: In the 121st episode of Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi once again discussed several important initiatives by connecting with the citizens of the country. One of these was the ‘Conscious App’, which is very important for every Indian smartphone user. PM Modi asked all the countrymen to download the conscious app in his mobile. Now you must be thinking what is this? And how can it help you? So let’s tell you everything a to z about this app.
Actually, this app has been launched by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). ‘Conscious’ is a mobile app and has been prepared to help avoid natural disasters. The first task of this is that as soon as there is a possibility of natural disasters in different regions of the country, this app sends real-time alerts in different languages. Whether heavy rains, cyclones, floods or earthquakes, a conscious app ensures that warnings reach the user immediately.
For both Apple and Android
This app exists for both Apple smartphone and Android. Sachet App can be easily downloaded to the phone. Android users can download it from Google Play Store and Apple phone users from Apple App Store.
How does Sachet App work?
The Sachet App sends geo-tortured alert using the GPS location of your smartphone. It continuously tracks the weather patterns, wind speed, rain and temperature of your current location. If there are signs of a disaster in your area, the app immediately sends you a notification, which gives you enough time to take care. The special thing is that all alerts are sent from official government sources, due to which the information is authentic and reliable.
Disaster safety tips inside the app
The conscious app not only gives alert, but also gives important guidelines on what to do before, during and after disaster. Whether it is earthquake, flood, cyclone or summer wave, app gives simple and practical advice that can save life.
Supports many languages
Realizing the importance of reaching every citizen, a conscious app supports many languages. It includes 12 languages including Hindi, English. It also has regional languages. This makes important information accessible to people from different parts of India.
