New Delhi, September 5 (Udaipur Kiran) : Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address at the centenary celebration of Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) in New Delhi resonated deeply with students, who described it as both inspiring and memorable. The Prime Minister touched on various topics, including India’s economic progress, national security, and the future potential of the country, which students appreciated.
Student Dhanshita expressed her pride in having the Prime Minister on campus, noting that his words motivated the students and marked a moment of pride for the entire SRCC community. She recalled that Modi had previously visited the college when he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat, highlighting the significant changes and improvements in India’s economy since then.
Another student, Aarushi, called the Prime Minister’s speech “amazing” and an inspiring experience. She appreciated how he compared the old and current economic scenarios, motivating the younger generation to contribute to nation-building. The students of SRCC expressed their commitment to playing a role in advancing the country with the government’s support.
Swantika remarked that having the Prime Minister at the college during its centenary year was a special occasion. She highlighted the memorable way in which he addressed the audience and referenced his vision from 2013, outlining the direction for the country’s future.
Nishtha shared her disbelief at the opportunity to meet the Prime Minister, noting how he encouraged students to see themselves as the future of the nation, instilling a sense of responsibility in the youth.
First-year student Yug described the experience of the Prime Minister’s visit as fantastic, particularly appreciating his use of Gen Z slang, which made him feel connected to the students. Ananya echoed this sentiment, expressing her excitement at seeing and hearing the Prime Minister up close.
Rachit mentioned that it was his first time seeing the Prime Minister in person and praised his confident delivery. He noted the speech’s references to India’s development before and after 2013, as well as comments on national security and terrorism.
Arya Jain found the Prime Minister’s use of various statistics and data engaging, remarking on the discussion of India’s progress since 2013, and expressed optimism about the country’s current state.
Anshika Bhatia appreciated the Prime Minister’s fresh perspective on the “half glass” analogy, suggesting that one should consider both the water and the air in the glass. She noted that while the use of slang lightened the atmosphere, there are still areas needing improvement that the government should focus on.
Piyush Gaur also highlighted the “half glass” example, linking it to better resource utilization for national progress. Simran added that listening to the Prime Minister was a significant opportunity, and she particularly valued the use of data in his speech.
The event marked a significant moment for the college and its students, who left feeling invigorated and inspired by the Prime Minister’s words.
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