Recently, during a dialogue in IIT Delhi, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan presented an inspirational picture of the future - a future where India's IIT will stand as a strong foundation of self -sufficient nation. He talked to the students wholeheartedly, discussed their dreams, research challenges and how their innovation ability could create "developed India".

Pradhan reiterated that IITs are not only prestigious educational centres, but are laboratories of creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship. With the unwavering support of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he said that the country's youth power (our youth power) would redefine technology and business standards, which will create a rich and self -sufficient India.

This is not just speech. IITs have already proved their potential - by accelerating India's research ecosystem, promoting international cooperation, and by advancing boundaries in areas such as health, clean energy and sustainable cities.

The message of the Pradhan was inspiring as well as associated with reality: when India's most bright brains are nurtured and empowered, they can lead to global relevance. Their message was not limited to policies only, but to ignite collective action, promote the culture of innovation and say to the young nephews: your thoughts can create a self -sufficient future.

This reminds that the dream of self -sufficient India finds its most true expression in the resolve of our institutions and our youth power.