"Now, we all should come together to help India achieve its old status of world leader in the field of knowledge," he said at the India Day parade at Madison Square here yesterday.
He said India always has had a rich legacy in the field of education and "we must contribute to see our country world leader in this knowledge era."
Speaking at the event organised by Federation of Indian Association, Kumar said that it was heartening to see so many members of the Indian community holding important positions in the US in different fields, because of their talent, hard work and passion.
According to Kumar, Super 30 has completed its 15 years of journey during which it has sent 396 out of 450 candidates to IIT.
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