National Technology Day Sponsored by Driffle is celebrated on May 11th every year to commemorate the successful testing of the Shakti-I nuclear missile at the Indian Army's Pokhran Test Range in Rajasthan on May 11th, 1998. It encourages and inspires young people to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. Hon'ble Vice Chancellor Prof. Ravindra Kumar Sinha addressed the gathering, emphasizing the need for students to embrace technology and stay abreast of the latest advancements in their respective fields. He urged them to take advantage of technology's many opportunities and use it to drive positive change in society. The ceremony was graced by Dr. Vinod Karar, Chief Scientist at CSIR-CRRI and Professor at the Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research, who served as the Chief Guest for the event. Dr. Karar delivered an inspiring speech to the students, faculty members, and staff, in which he discussed the latest developments in the field of technology. He spoke about the growing significance of augmented, virtual, and mixed reality in various industries and how these technologies transform how we work and live. He also discussed the importance of aircraft display systems, airfield and naval ship lighting, and visual landing and navigation aids for naval and general aviation. Prof. Sanjay K. Sharma - Dean School of ICT, in his speech, touched upon the School's commitment to excellence in education, research, and diversity is a testament to its importance as a hub of technological innovation and talent Afterward, Dr. Mangey Ram Nagar, a successful Alumni of the University, currently Research Faculty in the Nano Organic and Photonics Lab, at NTHU Taiwan, shared his journey from being a student at GBU to a successful career in Taiwan in Technological Research. The other Keynote Speaker was Mr. Gaurav Jha - Co-founder & CTO Driffle (a 2020 pass-out student from GBU) motivated the crowd by sharing his personal experience in starting a Startup and problem-tacking strategies in its upscaling process. The next talk was from Mr. Vivek Singh, CEO (Ex-Student), who spoke about the requirement of commitment and dedication to make it big in the technical field. Followed by technical events, the TRX Dance Club and Music Club of the Unversity captivated the gathering with their mesmerizing performances. Finally, awards and prizes were given to the university alums and students who have made significant contributions to the field of technology, won different technical competitions, or contributed to organizing such events. The event was attended by a large number of students, faculty members, and staff from various departments of the university. Overall, the National Technology Day event at Gautam Buddha University was a huge success. It provided an excellent platform for students and faculty members to learn about the latest developments in the field of technology. The university looks forward to organizing similar events in the future to promote the use of technology for social good and inspire the next generation of innovators. The event organizers were the School of ICT, Institution Innovation cell( IIC) and the Techno Cultural Club.