Lucknow / Kanpur: Advise IIT-Kanpur students to choose “challenges” and “not entertaining”, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said that it was a high time for a new generation of engineers to improve their efforts “to compensate for the time the country was wasted after reaching independence “.
“Azadi to Baad 25 Saalon is not Humein Desh Ko Apne Pairon PAR Khade Hone to Liye Prasih Karne Chahiye They.
The Lipkin Tab se is too late.
Now we don’t need to lose the moment),” he said, speaking at the 54th convocation ceremony at the Institute of Engineering Top.
His statement was seen as full of secret criticism of the government that ruled the country for years after independence.
Modi also compared IIT graduates with young men who participated in Dandi Yatra led by Mahatma Gandhi in 1930 and delivered the gold period 27 years later in the form of independence.
“Now it’s your turn to bring a developed country and make it independent in 2047 when the country celebrates the 100th independence year.
A country does not achieve full independence until it reaches ‘atma-nirbharta’,” he said, in what was marked by the attractiveness of pm for young people to meet global standards.
Modi said that the learning period spent by students in IIT had trimmed them for “greater growth canvas”.
At the same time, he emphasized students not to be a “robot they made” version but had human emotions to achieve a balance between “professional and personal aspirations”, which was “must be for a complete life”.
Draw analogies with technical terms, PM underlines: “There should be no password to share your joy with people.” However, he added, the 21st century was “driven by technology” and life without it “incomplete”.
Modi also praised IIT-K to make a significant contribution to technology development.
He firmly referred to the CNG station floating in Varanasi and the development of 5G technology and renewable energy for sustainable development.
He showed that 50,000 start-ups had been established in India in the past 10,000 have been established in the past six months, insisting that it has led to an extraordinary increase in doing business.
PM asks students to choose challenges and not convenience
