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PM Modi tells IIT Delhi graduates: every generation has national duty
Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the IIT Delhi convocation as chief guest on Saturday and told students that every generation must carry its national responsibility. He said whatever the graduates do in…
The Story in Brief
Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the IIT Delhi convocation as chief guest on Saturday and told students that every generation must carry its national responsibility. He said whatever the graduates do in the next 30 to 35 years will shape India's journey towards a 'Viksit Bharat'. Times Now News reports that Modi urged them to base every decision on how it benefits the country.
The Prime Minister virtually inaugurated 'Param Pragya', an AI-powered high-performance supercomputing facility at IIT Delhi's Sonipat campus. He also presented academic honours to meritorious students.
The Indian Opinion
Speeches at IIT convocations often trigger two tired camps: those who cheer every line as visionary and those who dismiss it as rhetoric while pointing to real job shortages. The supercomputer 'Param Pragya' is a genuine investment, but talk of 'national duty' rings hollow when thousands of engineering graduates queue for roles that barely use their skills. A fair test is not the Prime Minister's words but the next two years: will the government create enough high-end tech jobs to absorb IIT output, or will this remain a glamorous launch with no landing strip?
Source: timesnownews.com
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