India, Sept. 4 -- Delhi University's Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) has shifted into celebration and high-security mode ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit on Teachers' Day, September 5. The interaction comes during the college's 100th year, adding to the anticipation among students. The preparations are reshaping campus life. Students say security has been stepped up and the sports complex closed. "I have never seen preparations for a PM's visit like this before, so it's a totally new experience," says Akshay Kumar, a final-year student. The immediate concern, he adds, is securing entry: "All students are just wishing they get a pass, as not everyone might be allowed inside." Others are heralding the visit as an important boost for students. "The PM interacting with us and taking our questions means that the voice raised at Jantar Mantar did not go unheard and has brought about a change and that the concerns of students continue to find their place in the larger national conversation," says Vasu Khandekar, a final-year student/ First-year student Kritika Mishra says she and her friends intend to reach college much earlier than usual. "There is no chance I am giving up on a front-row spot!" she says, hoping to ask the Prime Minister a question....