'Dhurandhar ho na ho lekin dhoom machai hai': PM Modi praises ‘OG alumni’ of SRCC at centenary celebrations
PM Modi also lauded Delhi University's SRCC for distinguishing itself over the years and nurturing generations of leaders in business, public life and society.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday praised the ‘OG’ alumni of the SRCC College during his speech at its centenary celebrations with a ‘Dhurandha’. reference.
“Dhuradhar na ho lekin dhoom machai hai (They may not be the stalwarts, but they have done great),” Modi said at the event while praising the Delhi University college's distinguished alumnus like late union minister Arun Jaitley, economist Sanjeev Sanyal, etc.
“Students of SRCC took its glory to the global stage,” he said, “For over 100 years, Shri Ram College of Commerce has given generations of students opportunity to learn, grow, make a difference.”
Modi also lauded Delhi University's Shri Ram College of Commerce for distinguishing itself over the years and nurturing generations of leaders in business, public life and society.
"This college has distinguished itself over the years, making a mark for academic excellence, institution-building and for nurturing generations of leaders in business, public life and society," Modi wrote in a post on X earlier in the day.
Modi took a metro ride to arrive at SRCC on Saturday evening where he interacted with young people.
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