The sky over IIT Delhi was turning orange as the sun set, casting long shadows across the stone pathways that led to the main auditorium.
Inside, the seats were quickly filling up with students, eager for the evening's lecture.
Dr. William Harris, a British scientist known for his work on radar systems during World War II, was set to speak on modern advancements in electronics and communication technology.
His visit had been the talk of the campus for weeks.
The students knew they were part of a new wave of thinkers and engineers who would help shape the country's future.
Even though they have been studying, it cannot be denied that West is far ahead in technology and academic culture.
Which why Dr. Harris's lecture promised to be more than just a history lesson; it was an opportunity to glimpse the future of technology.
As the crowd settled into their seats, Dr. Harris made his way to the podium.
