Jammu,
Oct 05: Ms. Vibha Mahajan, a researcher of School of
Business at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Katra participated in a two-week
long workshop at Guangzhou, China. Notably, Ms. Mahajan was the only Indian
flag-bearer, besides other 13 internationally selected participants, who
interacted with industry experts and civil society regarding policy
developments in China. This workshop, sponsored by UNCTAD and MOST, China, was
an enriching experience for the candidate as issues, including policy making,
experiences in developing sciences, and technology & innovation for
sustainable development wrt agriculture, public health and environmental
protection were discussed extensively, as reported Dr. Jyoti Sharma, the
candidate’s PhD supervisor. During the workshop, the participants made field
visits to Guangdong cities of Shenzhen, Foshan, Dongguan and Guangzhou where
they learned how to deal with urban waste and maintain sustainable development
with the help of technology, innovation and industrial incubation. Ms. Mahajan
also got a chance to showcase her research on India’s STI policies for
sustainable development to the foreign delegates from Iran, Sri Lanka, South
Africa, Thailand and others. The researcher was felicitated with a certificate
on the completion of the workshop. Dr. Sanjeev Jain, Vice-Chancellor (SMVDU),
congratulated the researcher and wished her a success in her future endeavours.
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Jammu,
Oct 05: Flydex Automobiles, a startup sponsored by
Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University-Technology Business Incubation Centre, bagged
third prize with an award of rupees one lac cash at UP Startup Conclave 2018.
The event was held at IIM, Lucknow, and jointly organised by Uttar Pradesh Gov
Startup India and LMA Lucknow.
Out of 426 startups under ‘Product &
Ideation Stage’ category, Mr. Aksah Srivastava’s startup, who is also an
alumnus of SMVDU, reached the final round, and recognized by the jury members,
namely Mr. Saurabh Jain, Vice-President Paytm; Mr. K.C. Ayyagari, Google
Cloud and Mr. Digvijay Singh, COO, Indian Angel Networks. During the event,
Flydex demonstrated its patented product “CarbaDex” which increases efficiency
of 125cc bike average up to 150 KM/L without affecting the engine performance
and life, an idea much appreciated by Mr. Mohsin Raja, Cabinet Minister MSME UP
Government.
Mr. Akash Srivastava formally thanked SMVDU Technology Business
Incubation Centre for its support and guidance. Dr. Swarkar Sharma, CEO, SMVDU-TBIC
informed that huge potential and outstanding technology-based ideas like Flydex
were discovered and promoted by the SMVDU-TBIC. Dr. Sanjeev Jain,
Vice-Chancellor, congratulated the alumnus, and appreciated the sincere efforts
put up by SMVDU-TBIC team.
Jammu,
Oct 04: The School of Languages and Literature at
Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University is a research oriented department at Shri
Mata Vaishno Devi University, Katra which holds special lectures to help
students decide on the right field of research.
In this context, today the
school organised an extension lecture on “Cinema in Postcolonial India with
Special Focus on Bombay Cinema” by Prof. Prabhjot Parmar, Professor, Department
of English at University of Fraser Valley, Canada. In her discourse, the
eminent professor focused upon the mise-en-scene in Hindi cinema with
particular reference to contemporary movies.
The insightful conglomeration of
films as an academic discipline, theory and its practice was quite beneficial
for the students and assisted them in developing a global mindset. Prof. Parmar
conducted her research into the Indian experience of WWI as part of her post-doctoral
research.
Her area of specialisation includes postcolonial literatures and
theory, South Asian literature and cinema, migration and diaspora studies,
multicultural Britain and Canada, women's studies, memory and history,
world war and colonial soldiers, modern British fiction. Dr. Amitabh V.
Dwivedi, Head, School of Languages and Literature appreciated her interactive
and enriching sessions. The formal vote of thanks was presented by Dr.
Simranpreet Kaur.
Jammu, Oct 04: Ms. Akanksha
Badyal, Research Student, School of Languages and Literature, SMVD University presented
a paper entitled “Dialectic of Root and Multiplicity: A Post Feminist Inquiry
of Indian Chick-Lit” at International Conference on “Research in Social Science
and Humanities” Dubai, United Arab Emirates from 30 September- 1 October, 2018.
Her research paper aimed at exploring the rhizomatic attitude of chick
generation who by defying the dialectics of root and multiplicity exercises the
post- feminist ideology of choice and individuality. Ms. Akanksha has been
working under the supervision of Dr. Anurag Kumar and Dr. Amitabh V. Dwivedi,
at the School of Languages and Literature, SMVDU.
Her research area dwells into investigation of chick lit
genre in Indian Literature. Sharing her experience at the conference, Akanksha
said, an assortment of research on distinctive works is surely a great assistance
and will also provide an impetus to delve into research further. Dr. Sanjeev
Jain, Vice- Chancellor, appreciated the researcher’s effort and hoped that
other researchers of the School would also explore and present research at
international level.
Jammu,
Oct 02: On 149th birth anniversary of the Father of
Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, a ten-day long Swacch Bharat Mission, culminated and
completed. The event was organised by the National Service Scheme (NSS) at Shri
Mata Vaishno Devi University. All ten days were swarming with events and
activities. While addressing the physical and spiritual growth of mind and
body, regular yoga sessions were conducted, where a huge number of students,
faculty members and staff actively participated. Since the university has been
committed to ‘Clean India-Green India’, various cleanliness and plantation
drives were taken place on campus with a clear message-go green, be healthy. To
make ten days an engaging saga, various competitions were also organised, such
as sketching competition, themed “The legacy of Mahatma” and an oratory
compétition, titled “Swacchata hi Seva”. Volunteers and students from the faculties
of Engineering, Sciences, Humanities, Architecture and Management contributed
to the core, as reported by Mr. Sumanta S. Sharma, NSS Faculty Coordinator.Dr.
Sanjeev Jain, Vice Chancellor, SMVDU, congratulated the NSS team and
appreciated their sincere efforts.
Jammu, Sept 28: With
an objective to stimulate the young minds for ntrepreneurship activities, the
Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC) of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University organised
a three-day Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp sponsored by DST-NIMAT Project.The
event comprises number of training sessions by resource persons, interaction
with the successful entrepreneurs to gain hands-on experience for inculcating
entrepreneurial traits/competencies and enhancing confidence amongst the participants.
Furthermore, the camp is also going to organise industrial visit for the
participants during the event with an objective to provide field exposure. The
EAC is also going to indoctrinate skills to develop business strategies and
articulate vision for competitive excellence. The event has evidenced huge
participation from the students of B Tech, M Tech, B Arch, MBA, and alike. The
prime objective of the camp is to sensitise the students in the domain areas of
entrepreneurship management and related tools, as briefed by Dr. Suparn Sharma,
Chief Coordinator of the Camp. Dr. Rashi Taggar of the School of Business
believes that this event will be immensely useful for budding entrepreneurs as
the participants will get motivated by the live story of successful
entrepreneurs, such as Mr. Sujat Mahajan and others.
Jammu, Sept 28: To promote creative arts & aesthetics,
the Hindi Cell of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, in association with the
Jammu-Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture & Languages, Jammu organised a Kavi-sammelan
in the Matrika Auditorium. This event was a part of Hindi Pakhwada celebrations
on Campus, as reported by Dr. Anil Tewari, the Nodal Officer of Hindi Cell,
during his welcome address. The poets from Jammu division as well from SMVDU
recited their poetry, namely Prof. Nirmal Vinod (also the Chair of the event),
Dr. Aruna Sharma, Dr. Veena Sharma, Shri Keval Kumar Keval, Smt. Babita Rani,
Km. Isha Balgotra, Smt. Rashmi Gupta, Dr. Saurabh (from School of Business), Dr.
Amitabh Dwivedi (Head, School of Language & Literature), Dr. Madhu
Mangal Chaturvedi (from School of Philosophy & Culture), Shri Anurag
Sharma (B. Arch), Shri Nikhil Khajuria (B. Tech), Km. Shagun Gupta (B. Tech),
Shri Mohit Chaudhary (B. Tech), Shri Paras Dubey (M.Sc. Economics). The poetry
event was conducted by Smt. Reeta Khadyal (I/C Editor, Sheeraza Magazine), and
culminated with poets’ felicitation by Dr. Yugal Khajuria, Dean of Students.
Dr. Arvinder Singh Aman, Additional Secretary, JK Academy, expressed his
sincere gratitude to all poets, and presented a vote of thanks to audience and
organizers.
Jammu, Sept 28: An
inter-hostel volleyball tournament was conducted by the Board for Sports
Activities today at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Katra where nine teams
from different hostels participated.
The final
match was played between Vindhyachal and Trikuta hostel, wherein Vindhyachal
won the tournament by 3-1 set (out of best of 5 set). Mr. Balbir Singh from
Trikuta hostel and Mr. Sahil Bhardwaj from Vindhyachal hostel performed
outstanding during the tournament.
The
winner and runner-up teams were awarded with the championship trophies. The
tournament was officiated by Sports coach Mr. Sucha Singh and Mr.Sumit Sharma.
The President of the Board for Sports Activities, Mr. Rajiv Kumar congratulated
the finalists. Dr. Sanjeev Jain, Vice Chancellor (SMVDU) appreciated the
players sportsmanship and hoped that they would bring state and national level trophies
as well.
Jammu,
Sept 22: The School of Languages & Literature
organised one-day National Doctoral Students Conclave today at Shri Mata
Vaishno Devi University, Katra (SMVDU) where research scholars of J&K
universities and other states, participated and presented their papers on
various topics, including Dalit Studies, Queer Studies, Public Sphere, Western
Pahari Languages, Management, Philosophy and Cultural Studies.
The School of Languages & Literature is a leading
research-oriented department in the university which organises academic events
and activities on regular basis. During the inaugural session, Prof. D. Mukhopadhyay,
Dean, Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences, SMVDU was the chief
guest on the occasion. Addressing the gathering Prof. Mukhopadhyay emphasised
on the qualities of a good research and researcher, while enumerating that
iteration process of methods, questions and data is important.
On The Occasion, Dr. Amitabh V Dwivedi, coordinator
& Head, School of Languages & Literature gave a detail that the
school felicitated NET & SET qualified students of the school. Many
quality papers were presented and based on their presentations three scholars,
namely Ms. Bhushan Shamra, Ms. Ayushi & Ms. Parul Priya were awarded
with cash prize and certificates. Dr. Anurag Kumar, Convener of the event said
that the conclave is very unique in that it is focused on every spheres of
research. The organising committee thanked Dr. Ashok K. Tarai, Dr. Swarkar
Sharma, Dr. Sadaf Shah, and Dr. Veenet Tyagi for evaluating the presentations.
The Conclave ended with a vote of thanks presented by Dr.
Simran Preet Kaur & Dr. Ranbir Kaur.
Jammu,
Sept 21: Knowing that the ability to communicate in
multiple languages is becoming more and more important in the increasingly
integrated global business community, the School of Languages &
Literature at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University started a certificate course in
French. A qualified French researcher (NET-JRF), namely Mr. Chanda Vishwas from
Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Banaras, has been appointed for this purpose
who will stay on campus for three months, reported Dr. Amitabh V. Dwivedi,
Head, School of Languages & Literature. Considering that, language
impacts the daily lives of members, a huge number of participants applied for
the course, including B. Tech. Students, MA & PhD Students, Faculty
& Staff Members and their kids. Further, Dr. Dwivedi informed that
weekly tests would be conducted to tap the progress of the students, and
accordingly the students would move from basic certificate to advance, based on
their performance. Dr. Sanjeev Jain, the Vice-Chancellor, believes that
intelligence and mental capacity of bilinguals is more than mono linguals.
Also, he wishes that SMVDU students should learn foreign languages so that they
will be successful entrepreneurs, doctors, scientists, engineers, or whatever
influential job they choose in this globalised world.
Jammu,
Sept 20: Following the mantra of “empowering women,
empowering India” and taking a jibe from “Beti Bacho Beti Padhao”, Shri Mata
Vaishno Devi University has recently started a scholarship, namely “Shakti”
through which performing & outstanding girls students of the B Tech
program will be awarded with financial assistance for further studies.
Notably, Dr. Ramesh Jolly & Ms. Irene Jolly provided
funds for this family scholarship, who visited the university and presented the
first Certificate of Scholarships to the two girl students, namely Ms. Harshita
Anand, B.Tech. (Biotechnology) & Ms. Saloni Seth, B.Tech. (CSE).The
students were awarded with the scholarship based on their performance in
December, 2017-May, 2018 semester in the presence of Dr. Sanjeev Jain, Hon’ble
Vice Chancellor; Dr. V.K.Bhat, Registrar; Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jha, Associate Dean (R&D);
Mr. Vinod Sharma, Administrative Officer & Mr. Samir Vohra, Assistant Registrar(Academic
Affairs). Dr. Sanjeev Jain, Vice-Chancellor, congratulated the students and wished
them a bright future ahead.
Dr Nirmal hails
India’s cultural, religious legacy
KATRA,
JUNE 01: A two Day National Seminar on “Socio-Cultural
Impact of Adi Shankaracharya: A Historical Perspective” jointly organized by
Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR), New Delhi, in collaboration with
the School of Philosophy & Culture (SoPC) began here at SMVD University.
The
Chief Guest of the inaugural function was Prof Nirmal Singh, Speaker, Jammu
& Kashmir Legislative Assembly.
In his address to
participating delegates, Dr Singh explained the relevance of Shankaracharya in
the present perspective. He also threw light on cultural and religious heritage
of India and its relevance in present day times.
The Chairperson of
the session was Dr. Sanjeev Jain, Vice Chancellor, SMVD University who
highlighted the importance of Vedic studies in the contemporary world.
In the key note
addresses, Prof Rajneesh Kumar Shukla, Member Secretary ICHR and Dr Balmukund
Pandey, Organizing Secretary Akhil Bhartiya Itihaas Sankalan Yojana stressed on
the need to demystify Indian history and authenticate findings, which has
flecked the greatness of our glorious past including Shakaracharya’s
contribution.
Prof
Arvind P. Jamkhedkar, Chairman ICHR equated Shakaracharya’s reputation with
Immanuel Kant in the West. Prof. Baidyanath Labh, Dean Faculty of Arts,
University of Jammu, and academic advisor of the seminar, was also present at
the inaugural session.
Dr. Anil K. Tewari, Head SoPC delivered the vote of thanks to organizers
and participants. In this seminar, participants from all over the country will
deliberate and discuss on social and cultural issues pertinent to philosophical
findings of Adi Shankaracharya in the coming days. The valedictory
session of the Seminar is scheduled in the evening session of 02 June
2018.
SRINAGAR, MAY 21: Prof. Sanjeev
Jain, Vice Chancellor, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, called on Governor
N.N. Vohra, Chancellor of the University, at the Raj Bhavan today.
Prof. Jain briefed
the Governor about the progress achieved in the past months in the academic,
administrative and infrastructural development arenas and the initiatives
presently underway.
Governor discussed with Prof. Jain the importance of systematic efforts
being continued to attract the best persons to fill Faculty positions and, side
by side, ensuring that there was no gap whatsoever in the quality of teaching
and maintaining sharp focus on the implementation of relevant
research projects.
Jammu, Apr 18: President Ram Nath Kovind,
accompanied by First Lady Savita Kovind, on Wednesday arrived on a two-day
visit to the winter capital of Jammu and Kashmir.
The President visited to the state to address the Sixth Convocation of Shri
Mata Vaishno Devi University (SMVDU) at Katra in Reasi district.
Jammu and Kashmir Governor N N Vohra, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, Speaker Legislative Assembly Kavinder Gupta, Chairman Legislative Council Haji Anayat Ali, Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Nirmal Singh, Minister for Revenue Abdul Rehman Veeri, Minister for Cooperatives Chering Dorjay, Minister for PHE Sham Lal Choudhary and Minister for Food Civil Supplies an Consumer Affairs Zulfkar Ali received the President at the Technical Airport here on Wednesday morning.
Over 880 scholars will receive their degrees and merit certificates at the ceremony.
Founder and Chairman of Bharti Enterprises, Sunil Bharti Mittal and Chairman-cum-Managing Director, Munjal Auto Engineering Ltd, Sudhir Munjal will be conferred honorary Doctorate by SMVDU on the occasion.
A civic reception will also be held at Amar Mahal Lawns in Jammu city to honour the President on Wednesday evening.
He will be also meeting Chief Justice Ramalingam Sudhakar and other Judges of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court over breakfast here on Thursday. UNI
Jammu and Kashmir Governor N N Vohra, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, Speaker Legislative Assembly Kavinder Gupta, Chairman Legislative Council Haji Anayat Ali, Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Nirmal Singh, Minister for Revenue Abdul Rehman Veeri, Minister for Cooperatives Chering Dorjay, Minister for PHE Sham Lal Choudhary and Minister for Food Civil Supplies an Consumer Affairs Zulfkar Ali received the President at the Technical Airport here on Wednesday morning.
Over 880 scholars will receive their degrees and merit certificates at the ceremony.
Founder and Chairman of Bharti Enterprises, Sunil Bharti Mittal and Chairman-cum-Managing Director, Munjal Auto Engineering Ltd, Sudhir Munjal will be conferred honorary Doctorate by SMVDU on the occasion.
A civic reception will also be held at Amar Mahal Lawns in Jammu city to honour the President on Wednesday evening.
He will be also meeting Chief Justice Ramalingam Sudhakar and other Judges of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court over breakfast here on Thursday. UNI
JAMMU, APRIL 14: Governor N.N. Vohra, Chancellor of the Shri Mata
Vaishno Devi University, reviewed the progress of the various infrastructural
development projects which are underway in the Campus. He visited the New Girls
Hostel; Staff Residential Quarters and extension of the University’s
Guest House. He also visited the Basohli Hostel to view the installation of the
solar panels on the roof of the building. Governor directed urgent completion
of the entire Solar Power project so that it is commissioned by the end of this
month.
It is pertinent to note that this University has
become the first Academic Campus in J&K to have a 900 Kilo Watt Solar Power
Plant, a step initiated towards its becoming a ‘Green
Campus’. Governor asked Vice Chancellor to enlarge the
Solar Power Project to raise 2MW power, to fully cover the entire power
requirement of the University.
| Teachers granted 7thPay Commission scales and retirement age enhanced to 65 years |
KAKRYAL, APRIL 13: The Executive Council of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi
University (SMVDU) which met here, discussed various important matters relating
to the functioning of the institution. Chaired by Governor N. N. Vohra, the
Council decided to enhance the retirement age of the teaching faculty to 65
years and approved grant of 7th Pay Commission scales to the teaching staff. To
attract well known teachers to serve the University the Council also decided to
grant Children Education Allowance and Performance linked awards to the
Faculty.
The Council congratulated Prof. Sanjeev
Jain,Vice-Chancellor, for the University attaining the 94th rank among all the
Engineering Institutions of the country and for retaining its position among
the top 150 Universities in the country in the
ranking assessment done under NIRF- 2018. It was noted that despite its young
age the University has obtained better ranking than many NITs and IIITs.
The Council recorded appreciation on the University’s
MBA programme becoming the University first accredited MBA program in J&K
and for the University being included as a participating institution in
Centralized Counselling for M.Tech (CCMT) 2018 and being brought under the
Direct Admission of Students Abroad (DASA)
– 2018 programme.
VC informed the Council that faculty and students
of the University were participating in quality international conferences and
the number of research papers written by them has significantly increased.
Chancellor expressed satisfaction that the University is harnessing the
potential of on line learning mechanisms, especially Massive Open Online
Courses (MOOCs) through SWAYAM and NPTEL and National Digital Library.
The Council appreciated various eco-friendly
initiatives undertaken by the University to develop it as a green campus and
becoming first Academic Campus in J&K to have a 900 Kilo Watt Solar Power
Plant which will be commissioned on 30th
April, 2018; encouraging the use of bicycles by students; usage of LED bulbs
for street lighting and in the hostels and other buildings.
The Council approved conferring of Honoris Causa on
Sh. Sunil Bharti Mittal, Founder and Chairman Bharti Enterprises Ltd. and Sh.
Pawan Munjal, Chairman Hero Moto Corp Ltd.
On being apprised about the functioning of the
SMVDU Technology Business Incubation Centre (TBIC) established in the
University for encouraging the spirit of entrepreneurship among the people of
the State, Chancellor observed that students from other States should be
invited to join the TBIC and stressed the development of an ideal
entrepreneurial ecosystem for boosting Start up culture in the State. He
advised the VC to undertake a critical appraisal of all the Coys incubated so
far in the TBIC and observed that he would very shortly convene a meeting of
all VCs and Heads of Higher Education Institutions in the State for discussing
and preparing a roadmap for promotion of entrepreneurship and Start-up
Policies.
In order to incrementally and qualitatively enhance
the academic environment of the University, the Council accorded ‘in
principle’ approval to the Perspective Plan (2018-23) and
urged the VC to implement a concrete Action Plan with regard to each and every
aspect of the identified goals.
Prof. K. L. Chopra, former Director IIT Kharagpur;
Prof. D. P. Aggarwal, former Chairman UPSC; Sh. Umang Narula, Principal
Secretary to Governor and Chief Executive Officer of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi
Shrine Board; Prof. R. D. Sharma Vice Chancellor University of Jammu; Prof. D.
Mukhopadhyay, Dean Faculty of Management; Prof. Kamaiah Bandi, Head School of
Economics, Dr. V. K. Tripathi, In-charge Dean Faculty of Humanities and Social
Sciences; Dr. Yugal Khajuria, In-charge Dean of Students, Dr. Sumeet Gupta,
Associate Dean Academic Affairs; and Registrar Prof. V.K. Bhat participated in the
EC Meeting.
Lauds SMVDU for achieving ranking among top 100
Engineering Institutes
JAMMU, APRIL 4: Governor
N.N. Vohra, Chancellor of the Kashmir and Jammu Universities, congratulated
Prof. Khurshid Iqbal Andrabi and Prof. R.D. Sharma, Vice Chancellors of the
Kashmir and Jammu Universities, respectively, for their Universities securing
the 47th and 51st positions
among the top 100 Universities in the country in the ranking
status assessed by Ministry of Human Resource Development under the National
Institutional Ranking Framework, the results of which were announced yesterday.
Governor, who is also Chancellor of the Shri Mata
Vaishno Devi University, congratulated Prof. Sanjeev Jain, Vice-Chancellor for
his University being placed at the 94th rank
among all the Engineering Institutes of the country. He commended the notable
distinction of this University to being among
the top 100 engineering institutes of the country within such a short span
since its birth.
Governor advised the Faculty, students and staff
of these three Universities to continue with their good work and vigorously endeavour to
improve their standings at the future national and international assessments.
JAMMU, MARCH 07: Governor N.N. Vohra inaugurated the 54th Annual
Conference of “The Indian Econometric Society (TIES)”
at the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Kakryal.
Dr. Hasseb A. Drabu, Finance Minister, Dr. Bibek
Debroy, Chairman, Economic Advisory Council-PM and Member NITI Aayog, Prof.
T.C.A. Anant, President TIES, and Prof. Sanjeev Jain, Vice-Chancellor, SMVDU
participated in the inaugural function.
Welcoming the delegates, Governor thanked TIES,
which is one of the oldest and largest body of
professional econometricians and quantitative economists, with members from all
over India and abroad, for giving an opportunity to Shri Mata Vaishno Devi
University to host this important Conference.
Highlighting
the vital role being played by econometricians in supporting policy
makers to formulate targeted schemes for the balanced
growth and development of country the Governor stressed the importance of
continually devising new and reliable methodologies for data collection.
Governor
observed that institutions of higher education must get involved in dealing
with problems facing the people of the State and the region. He exhorted
scholars and academicians to investigate, analyse and determine solutions for
the varied serious problems facing the population and hoped that some of the
participants could take up researches into
some of the problems facing J&K e.g water and energy conservation,
transport issues, effects of climate change, rural-urban relationship etc which
would help the policy makers in evolving fruitful policies.
Emphasising the crucial importance of establishing
a dynamic relationship between academia
and policy makers,
Governor observed that if NITI Aayog, in
collaboration with local Universities, support
groups of
young scholars to
take up researches into
various State specific issues
it would go a long way in optimising the utilisation of
available resources.
Dr. Drabu highlighted the importance of reliable
data collection and converting this large amount of data into meaningful
figures for usage by the planners. He appealed to the scholars to take up
research projects in J&K for providing solutions to its problems and
highlighting its achievements in various sectors.
Dr. Bibek Debroy, Chairman, Economic Advisory
Council-PM and Member NITI Aayog, Prof. T.C.A. Anant, President TIES, spoke on
various aspects of econometrics and its importance for development of
the country.
Prof. D. Mukhopadhyay, Dean Faculty of Management,
SMVDU gave introduction about
the guests and Faculty of Management, the Welcome Address was given by Dr.
Pabitra K. Jena, Organizing Secretary of the Conference and Vote of Thanks was
given by Prof.Dipanker Sen, Convener of the Conference.
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