
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on IIT Delhi graduates to keep learning, solve challenges and contribute to the goal of Viksit Bharat.
Addressing IIT Delhi graduates, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed the value of curiosity and continuous learning. He urged them to apply their skills to solving challenges and contributing to India’s development journey.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged graduates of the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi to retain their curiosity and continue learning beyond campus.
In his message to the graduating students, Modi asked them to focus on solving challenges and to contribute to the national goal of Viksit Bharat. The remarks placed engineering and technical education in the context of wider public problem-solving and India’s development ambitions.
For Delhi NCR, IIT Delhi remains one of the region’s leading technology institutions, with its graduates moving into research, industry, entrepreneurship and public-interest work. The message highlights the expectation that new technical talent will help address complex needs across sectors, while continuing to build skills after graduation.
The graduating cohort was encouraged to approach questions with the intent of finding answers, rather than stopping at asking them.
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