Lot of time wasted already, begin work on new India, says PM Modi to IIT graduates
The Hindu
Narendra Modi told students that they have to take over the reins of the country’s development and start work on it right now
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday asked IIT graduates to chooses challenge over convenience and urged them to start working for the kind of India they want in the next 25 years, saying as a lot of time has already been wasted.
Addressing the 54th convocation ceremony of the Indian Institute of Technology-Kanpur, Mr. Modi told the fresh graduates that they have to take over the reins of the country.
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