Prime Minister Narendra Modi also addressed the students during the ceremony. He said, “Somewhere in your mind, something else must be going on. I’m not Baba Bageshwar, but I’m sure every student has some thoughts. Each one of you must have some vision for the future. The strategic equation of the world is changing rapidly.”
Those who continue to learn will succeed.
Regarding rapidly changing technology, PM Modi said that the balance of power in the world is shifting every moment, primarily due to rapid technological advancements. No one can say with certainty what the world will look like in the next 20 or 30 years. The world, technology, industry, and professions will all change. But amid all this, remember one thing: only those who continue to learn will succeed.
Every generation has its own challenges.
Addressing the 57th convocation of IIT Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “You all know that every generation faces specific challenges of its time and also has to fulfill its national responsibility. Whatever you do in the next 30 to 35 years will impact our journey towards a ‘developed India.’ Therefore, every decision you make must be based on how it will benefit the country.” What needs of the country will it meet?
Prime Minister’s Research Fellowship Opportunity
At the 57th convocation of IIT Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “Another great opportunity lies before you all, and that new opportunity is in the field of research. The Prime Minister’s Research Fellowship is providing research opportunities to our promising youth.”
The Research, Development and Innovation Scheme has been launched to promote new ideas. The National Research Foundation has also been created to give a new impetus to science and research in the country. Funding of up to ₹1 lakh crore is being arranged for the research sector. “One Nation One Subscription” Through the initiative, world-renowned research journals are now reaching even the smallest towns in the country without any additional cost.