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The Vaishvik Bharatiya Vaigyanik (VAIBHAV) Summit 2020 got off to a great start with more than 3000 overseas Indian origin academicians and scientists from 55 countries participating in it, virtually. About 10,000 Indian scientists, researchers and students too are taking part in it. VAIBHAV Summit 2020 has been organized by 200 Indian academic institutes and S&T departments, led by Principal Scientific Advisor, Government of India. Around 700 overseas panellists from 40 countries and 629 resident panellists from eminent Indian academia and S&T departments will deliberate on 18 different verticals with 80 sub-topics in 213 sessions.
The deliberations are being held from 3rd October to 25th October 2020, with consolidation of outcomes on 28th October. The summit will conclude on the occasion of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel Jayanti i.e. 31st October 2020. The initiative involves multiple levels of interactions among the overseas experts and Indian counterparts over a month-long series of webinars and video conferences.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, more youngsters should develop interest in Science. Pioneering space reforms in India will create opportunities for Industry and academia. The Prime Minister observed, India aiming to eliminate Tuberculosis from the country by 2025.
"The need of the hour is to ensure more youngsters develop interest in Science. For that we must get well-versed with science of history and history of science”, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He added, "VAIBHAV Summit 2020 celebrates Science and Innovation from India and World. I would call it a true “sangam” or confluence of great minds, through this gathering we sit to form our long lasting association for empowering India and our planet”, he said.
Mr. Modi said, India has taken numerous measures to boost scientific research and innovation as science is at the core of its efforts towards socio-economic change. Prime Minister referred to India’s immense efforts towards development of vaccines and executing the vaccination programme.
He said, the long break in vaccine production is broken. In 2014 four new vaccines were introduced into our immunization programme. This includes indigenously developed rota vaccine. Prime Minister also mentioned about ambitious mission to eliminate tuberculosis in India by 2025, which is five ye Mr. Modi referred to the National Education Policy 2020 which was brought in after three decades and after nation-wide detailed consultations and deliberations. The policy aims to boost curiosity towards science and gives much needed boost to Scientific Research. It provides open and broad-based environment to nurture young talent.
Prime Minister talked about the pioneering space reforms of India which will create opportunities for industry and academia. Mentioning about Indian partnership in Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory, CERN and International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER), he highlighted the importance of scientific research and development efforts at global level. He also referred to India’s major missions on supercomputing and cyber physical systems. Talking about fundamental research and applications in areas of artificial intelligence, robotics, sensors, and big data analysis, he said that this will boost the Start-up sector and manufacturing in India.
Mr. Modi said, VAIBHAV presents a great opportunity to connect and contribute; when India prospers, the world also takes a lead. Calling VAIBHAV as a confluence of great minds, he said that these efforts will help create an ideal research ecosystem, merging tradition with modernity to create prosperity. These exchanges will certainly be useful and will also lead to useful collaborations in teaching and research. These efforts of the scientists and researchers will help create an ideal research ecosystem.
Prime Minister mentioned that Indian diaspora are the excellent ambassadors of India at the world stage. The summit should look forward to realising the dream of building a secure and prosperous future for the coming generations. India wants top-class scientific research to help our farmers. This summit will lead to useful collaborations in teaching and research. The efforts of the Indian diaspora will help create ideal research ecosystem.
The aim of the Summit is to bring out a comprehensive roadmap leveraging the expertise and knowledge of global Indian researchers for addressing emerging challenges for universal development. Principal Scientific Advisor Prof K. VijayRaghavan and 16 overseas panellists from different countries viz. USA, Japan, Australia, UK, France, Singapore, Republic of Korea, Brazil and Switzerland, working in different domains such as computing & communication, sono-chemistry, high energy physics, manufacturing technologies, management, geo-science, climate changes, microbiology, IT security, nano-materials, smart villages, and mathematical sciences interacted with the Prime Minister during the inaugural session.
Script: Padam Singh, AIR: News Analyst
The deliberations are being held from 3rd October to 25th October 2020, with consolidation of outcomes on 28th October. The summit will conclude on the occasion of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel Jayanti i.e. 31st October 2020. The initiative involves multiple levels of interactions among the overseas experts and Indian counterparts over a month-long series of webinars and video conferences.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, more youngsters should develop interest in Science. Pioneering space reforms in India will create opportunities for Industry and academia. The Prime Minister observed, India aiming to eliminate Tuberculosis from the country by 2025.
"The need of the hour is to ensure more youngsters develop interest in Science. For that we must get well-versed with science of history and history of science”, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He added, "VAIBHAV Summit 2020 celebrates Science and Innovation from India and World. I would call it a true “sangam” or confluence of great minds, through this gathering we sit to form our long lasting association for empowering India and our planet”, he said.
Mr. Modi said, India has taken numerous measures to boost scientific research and innovation as science is at the core of its efforts towards socio-economic change. Prime Minister referred to India’s immense efforts towards development of vaccines and executing the vaccination programme.
He said, the long break in vaccine production is broken. In 2014 four new vaccines were introduced into our immunization programme. This includes indigenously developed rota vaccine. Prime Minister also mentioned about ambitious mission to eliminate tuberculosis in India by 2025, which is five ye Mr. Modi referred to the National Education Policy 2020 which was brought in after three decades and after nation-wide detailed consultations and deliberations. The policy aims to boost curiosity towards science and gives much needed boost to Scientific Research. It provides open and broad-based environment to nurture young talent.
Prime Minister talked about the pioneering space reforms of India which will create opportunities for industry and academia. Mentioning about Indian partnership in Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory, CERN and International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER), he highlighted the importance of scientific research and development efforts at global level. He also referred to India’s major missions on supercomputing and cyber physical systems. Talking about fundamental research and applications in areas of artificial intelligence, robotics, sensors, and big data analysis, he said that this will boost the Start-up sector and manufacturing in India.
Mr. Modi said, VAIBHAV presents a great opportunity to connect and contribute; when India prospers, the world also takes a lead. Calling VAIBHAV as a confluence of great minds, he said that these efforts will help create an ideal research ecosystem, merging tradition with modernity to create prosperity. These exchanges will certainly be useful and will also lead to useful collaborations in teaching and research. These efforts of the scientists and researchers will help create an ideal research ecosystem.
Prime Minister mentioned that Indian diaspora are the excellent ambassadors of India at the world stage. The summit should look forward to realising the dream of building a secure and prosperous future for the coming generations. India wants top-class scientific research to help our farmers. This summit will lead to useful collaborations in teaching and research. The efforts of the Indian diaspora will help create ideal research ecosystem.
The aim of the Summit is to bring out a comprehensive roadmap leveraging the expertise and knowledge of global Indian researchers for addressing emerging challenges for universal development. Principal Scientific Advisor Prof K. VijayRaghavan and 16 overseas panellists from different countries viz. USA, Japan, Australia, UK, France, Singapore, Republic of Korea, Brazil and Switzerland, working in different domains such as computing & communication, sono-chemistry, high energy physics, manufacturing technologies, management, geo-science, climate changes, microbiology, IT security, nano-materials, smart villages, and mathematical sciences interacted with the Prime Minister during the inaugural session.
Script: Padam Singh, AIR: News Analyst
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