গতকাল এক ফেজবুক বার্তায় জুকারবার্গ জানায় যে, তিনি এখন ভারতের প্রত্যন্ত অঞ্চলগুলোতে সফর করছেন। তিনি দুটি পিকচার ও আপলোড করেন।
একটি ভারতের মুখ্যমন্ত্রী নরেন্দ্রমোদির সাথে অপরটি উত্তর ভারতের চান্দাউলি গ্রামের। যেখানে সদ্য ইন্টারনেট কানেকশন চালু হয়েছে।

মার্ক জুকারবার্গ ও নরেন্দ্রমোদি উভয়েই খুব খুশীর সাথে তাদের বার্তা ছবির সাথে প্রদান করে

Mark Zuckerberg :
I just met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India to discuss how to connect the entire country to the internet.

There are more than one billion people in India who don't have access to the internet. Prime Minister Modi and I both believe that connectivity can help transform lives and communities across India, and we had a productive discussion about how to collaborate on this through his Digital India initiative and Internet.org.
I'm excited to continue our discussions and to see what we can achieve together.

Mark Zuckerberg :
Today I visited the village of Chandauli in northern India. It's a small, very rural community about 150 miles from Delhi.

Earlier this year Chandauli got connected to the internet. Now, hundreds of people -- from school children to seniors -- are learning how to use the internet to find information, access government services and connect with their friends and loved ones.

Seeing first hand how people here are using the internet was an incredible experience. One day, if we can connect every village, we can transform many more lives and improve the world for all of us. Chandauli is just the start.

Narendra Modi :
Had a wonderful meeting with Facebook CEO Mr. Mark Zuckerberg . We discussed several issues during our meeting.

I spoke to him about Swachh Bharat Mission. Mr. Zuckerberg shared that Facebook would assist the Government of India in the Clean India mobile application. This will surely give an impetus to Swachh Bharat Mission.

Mr. Zuckerberg is excited about Digital India initiative. I requested him to identify certain areas where Facebook can help us in that. I also requested Mr. Zuckerberg to identify how Facebook can help promote India's rich tourist potential across the world.