Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma emphasized the need for students to prepare for the evolving technological landscape, beyond traditional education. He highlighted the significance of aligning academic pursuits with the demands of Industry 4.0 to stay relevant in the global workforce. Sarma acknowledged the state government’s efforts to adjust policies in response to rapid technological advancements.
At a recent event in Kamrup district, CM Sarma honored 1,534 students for their outstanding performance in the HSLC and HS Examinations, 2025. Reflecting on technological progress, he noted the transition from typewriters to artificial intelligence dominating various spheres. Sarma pointed out the emergence of bioengineered food and advancements in genetic screening for disease prevention.
Discussing medical advancements, Sarma highlighted the evolution of surgical procedures, including robotic surgeries guided by doctors remotely. He envisioned a future where technologies like augmented reality and virtual reality would revolutionize education and healthcare delivery. Sarma also mentioned the potential for tasks like self-driving cars to reshape traditional professions within the next decade.
