Overview
- IIT Delhi said the commitment is the largest announced by any one graduating batch at the institute.
- The pledge was unveiled during the Class of 2000 Silver Jubilee reunion on campus with alumni attending from India and overseas.
- The institute stated the funds will strengthen academic programs, advance research and innovation, support student scholarships, and promote faculty excellence.
- Dean of Alumni Relations Nilanjan Senroy said the gift reflects alumni responsibility and will bolster efforts across research, education, and infrastructure.
- Batch fundraising lead Rohit Dube said the drive emphasized broad participation to create sustained impact over decades.