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PM Modi takes Metro to Delhi University's SRCC, seen interacting with children - Video

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was also seen interacting with students and fellow passengers during the journey.

PM Modi takes Metro to Delhi University's SRCC, seen interacting with children - Video

On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi traveled via the Delhi Metro to attend the centenary celebrations of Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) in North Delhi. During his journey, Modi was observed engaging with students and fellow passengers. Earlier, he had praised SRCC's significant contributions to higher education and its role in shaping leaders across various sectors.

Modi announced via his X account that he would be present at SRCC to participate in the centenary celebrations at 7 PM. Shri Ram College of Commerce, affiliated with the University of Delhi, has long been recognized as a leading institution in Commerce, Economics, and Management. Established in 1926 by philanthropist Sir Shri Ram, the college has a rich history of producing scholars, professionals, and administrators who have made an impact in various fields.

The Prime Minister's visit aimed to interact with Gen Z students, providing them with an opportunity to express their views, aspirations, and concerns directly to Modi. Modi highlighted the college's legacy and the distinction of its alumni, describing them as "OGs" who have made a global mark in business, public life, and society. He reminisced about his interactions with former Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, an SRCC alumnus, and praised other notable alumni like Sanjeev Sanyal, a colleague in Modi's team.

Modi emphasized the college's reputation and the impact of its alumni across different fields, including artists, politicians, lawyers, and judges. His presence at SRCC's 100th anniversary celebrations underscored the institution's enduring influence and standing within Delhi University.

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