Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has landed in hot water after referring to India as "a kind of laboratory to try things" during a podcast with LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman.

Bill Gates has landed in hot water and is facing huge criticism on social media after one of his remarks on India went viral. The Microsoft co-founder during a podcast said 'India is a kind of laboratory to try things',

The ex-Microsoft CEO highlighted the country's progress in health, nutrition, and education and predicted significant advancements in these areas over the coming decades

Bill Gates also described India as a vibrant, yet challenging environment. 'If you go there and you have never been, you would think this is a chaotic place.'

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is at the center of a heated online debate following remarks made during a recent podcast with entrepreneur Reid Hoffman. He referred to India as "a kind of laboratory to try things," a comment that quickly sparked criticism from some sections of the public.

In a recent podcast with Reid Hoffman Bill Gates called India a laboratory to try new things. Bill Gates' recent podcast with Reid Hoffman did not sit well with domestic audiences as he called India a "kind of laboratory to try things.

In a recent podcast, Bill Gates discusses India's improving health and education sectors and how the country will “dramatically” change in 20 years.

Bill Gates, Co-founder of Microsoft and philanthropist, faced backlash on social media after a clip of him referring to India as "a kind of laboratory to try things" during a podcast with Reid Hoffman,

Bill Gates' podcast with Reid Hoffman sparked outrage among desi commentators after he referred to India as a laboratory for testing ideas.

Despite the criticism, Gates expressed admiration for India’s progress and innovation during the same podcast. “Our biggest non-US office for the Foundation is in India, and the most number of pilot rollout projects we’re doing anywhere in the world are with partners in India,