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PM Modi at IIT Delhi Convocation: Keep Learning in a Rapidly Changing World

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the convocation ceremony at IIT Delhi on Saturday, telling students they will shape the journey of a 'Viksit Bharat' (developed India). He spoke about the rapid pace of change in the world, saying no one can predict what the next 20 to 30 years will look like. Modi encouraged graduates to keep their curiosity and learning instinct alive, emphasising that those who learn ultimately win. He also directed his message to the Gen Z students, saying they will influence the country's development path. His remarks came during his address at the institute's convocation, where he highlighted the importance of adaptability in an uncertain future.

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