Watch: PM Modi meets Anna University students who did not get seat in auditorium
2 years, 5 months ago

Watch: PM Modi meets Anna University students who did not get seat in auditorium

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday visited multiple classrooms to meet graduating students who couldn’t be present at the main venue of the Anna University convocation ceremony due to space constraints. Addressing the gathering, PM Modi said, “Congratulations to all those who are graduating today in Anna University’s 42nd convocation. The Prime Minister also recalled former President APJ Abdul Kalam's association with Anna University and said, “May his thoughts and values always inspire you.” He said that in this era of tech-led disruptions, there are three importan factors in India's favour. “A strong government’s strength lies in its humility to accept that it can not know or do everything, this why reforms are making greater space for people and their talent in every space,” he added.

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