The Central University of Kerala facilitated the live streaming of the honorable Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, who participated in the Semiconductor Foundation Stone Laying Ceremony under the aegis of Viksit Bharat. The program commenced with delegates' presentations, emphasizing our nation's progress and its aspiration for semiconductor self-sufficiency through establishing three facilities in Gujarat and Assam. Following the inauguration of the foundation stone laying ceremony, the Prime Minister delivered an important message to all the students:

"Today marks a historic milestone, signaling a significant stride towards a brighter future for our nation. The laying of foundation stones for the semiconductor industry in India, situated in Dholera, Sanand in Gujarat, and Morigaon in Assam, signifies the realization of a long-standing dream, particularly cherished by our youth. The inclusion of our country's youth in this endeavor was imperative, and students from over 60,000 colleges, universities, and educational institutions across the nation participated in this program. They are the true strength of our nation. This initiative will reshape the destiny of our country. In the 21st century, technology is the driving force; hence, technological advancement is indispensable for progress. The semiconductor industry has been a cherished dream since the 1960s, and we are witnessing its realization today. Our nation is forging ahead, as exemplified by today's program. India has already emerged as a global leader in space and nuclear power, and through semiconductor production, we are poised to become a global powerhouse. Our nation's youth will be the primary beneficiaries of semiconductor production, as evidenced by the significant presence of Indian youth in leading semiconductor industries worldwide. Today, we have opened new avenues for the next generation in this field, bolstering our nation's economic prowess. We are concurrently focused on uplifting the underprivileged while giving due attention to technological advancement."

The live streaming was conducted across all 26 departments of the University in their respective classrooms. A total of 623 students and research scholars attended the event.