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NEW DELHI:06 Feb 2013

Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday addressed students and faculty of Delhi University's Sri Ram College of Commerce. This is his first public adress in the national capital after winning the Gujarat assembly elections.

Modi talked about the overwhelming feeling of pessimism prevailing in the country. The nation awaits true freedom in the form of good governance, he said. "Even after six decades of freedom, the nation awaits good governance," Modi said.

Referring to Gujarat's progress, he said the state's model was based on being pro-people as well as good governance. He said the buggest challenge was to use human resources to their full potential.

Earlier, a section of students protested outside Delhi University's Shri Ram College of Commerce ( SRCC) against Modi. Some students crossed the barricade and shouted slogans against Modi outside the college.

Modi's talk is on the theme: "Emerging business models in the global scenario".

The Gujarat chief minister who is favoured by some BJP leaders to be the party's PM candidate, is delivering the first 'Shri Ram Memorial Oration', initiated by Shri Ram College of Commerce in Delhi University's North Campus in memory of its founder. The event will mark the conclusion of the Business Conclave 2013.

The college has invited Modi after a campus survey in which students overwhelmingly indicated their preference to hear him, said a statement issued by Gujarat government.

During his day-long visit to Delhi, Modi met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for the first time after becoming chief minister of Gujarat for the fourth time.

Modi will also visit Allahabad to participate in the MahaKumbh on February 12. In recent weeks, there has been growing chorus in BJP for projecting Modi as party's prime ministerial candidate, arguing it will benefit the party in the next general elections.

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