The Vice-President of India delivered a speech at the 10th Convocation of IIT Jodhpur, emphasizing the importance of breaking language barriers in education and promoting a harmonious blend of knowledge and technology. He encouraged students to pursue non-traditional combinations of subjects to achieve a holistic education. The Vice-President also highlighted India's goal to become a developed nation by 2047, stressing the need for economic growth and meaningful employment opportunities. Recognizing India's leadership in the digital economy, he praised the country's success in technological adaptation and the rapid growth of startups and unicorns. Additionally, he discussed India's potential in the space and blue economies, particularly focusing on the growth of the space economy and opportunities in sectors like green hydrogen. The Vice-President urged India's youth to reject negativity and embrace their strengths to drive the country towards prosperity and self-reliance. The event was attended by various dignitaries, including the Union Minister of Tourism and Culture and the Chairman of the Board of Governors at IIT Jodhpur.