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PM Modi Unveils Param Pragya AI Supercomputer at IIT Delhi

PM Modi Unveils Param Pragya AI Supercomputer at IIT Delhi
PM Narendra Modi Unveils 'Param Pragya' AI Supercomputer At IIT Delhi, Giving Major Boost To Advanced Computing & Research | Video · freepressjournal.in

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited a big university in India called IIT Delhi.

The visit happened on its big graduation day, called the convocation ceremony.

During the visit, he opened a brand new supercomputer named Param Pragya.

A supercomputer is a super powerful machine that can solve very hard problems quickly.

It will help students and scientists learn about artificial intelligence and data science.

Those are ways computers can learn and find patterns in information.

More than 3,000 students graduated that day, including 587 PhD scholars.

The Prime Minister also gave special gold medals to the best students.

The Education Minister, Prahlad Joshi, said the Prime Minister's leadership is making India's schools and universities stronger.

Key facts

Event
57th Convocation Ceremony and inauguration of Param Pragya supercomputer
Supercomputer
Param Pragya, an AI-powered high-performance computing facility
Location
Sonipat Campus, IIT Delhi
Date
Saturday, 8 August
Graduates
Over 3,000, including 587 PhD scholars
Medals Awarded
President's Gold Medal, Director's Gold Medal, Shankar Dayal Sharma Gold Medal, Perfect Ten Gold Medals
Education Minister
Prahlad Joshi
IIT Delhi Director
Prof Rangan Banerjee

Quotes

Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Prime Minister of India

“At 11 AM tomorrow, 8th August, I will be attending the Convocation Ceremony at IIT Delhi. I look forward to being among the students and teachers of this pioneering institution. IIT Delhi has always made a rich contribution in the fields of research and innovation.”
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“Prime Minister Modi's vision has made our education ecosystem learner-centric, research-driven, and future-ready.”
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