INDIA’S BIGGEST VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
on
Sustainable Development Goals 2030: Bridging Gaps, Building Futures for Viksit Bharat@2047
A Multidisciplinary International Virtual Conference
Date: 18th to 22nd February 2025
Organized by:
Vedant Knowledge Systems Pvt Ltd
Conference Organizer:
Vedant Knowledge Systems Pvt. Ltd.
About Team Vedant
As the visionary organizers of this 11th Conference, Vedant Knowledge Systems Pvt. Ltd. is committed to fostering intellectual discourse, innovation, and societal progress. Team Vedant has humbly taken Vision of Viksit Bharat as their Mission and the present conference is 3rd Version of Viksit Bharat@2047 conferences touching thousands of youth and hundreds of educators. Vedant Talks a webinar series is started focusing on youth empowerment for realizing vision of Viksit Bharat. With a rich history of organizing impactful conferences and academic events, we believe in creating platforms that transcend boundaries and empower individuals with knowledge and resources. Since last 10 years, team Vedant is serving to various spheres of Education and Research domain at national and international levels in various capacities and earned many feathers in its crown. 50+ Universities, 200+ colleges and 50,000+ individuals’ have been served through Vedant’s meaningful interventions.
Prime Minister Shri Narendrabhai Modi
Team Vedant has been appreciated by the Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendrabhai Modiji for the continuous effort toward the Viksit Bharat@2047 Mission.
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Why Biggest Conference?
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70+ Speakers & Guests
500+ Session Chairs
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5 days
10+ Countries
28 States & Union Territories of India Participating
2000+ Institutions Participating -
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Celebrated Speakers, Policy Makers, Vice Chancellors, Academicians, Industry Professionals, Practitioners and Youth on Single Platform to Transform the VISION of VIKSIT BHARAT into MISSION
Why Should You Join?
Publication Opportunity
Selected papers will be published in Web of Science – UGC CARE Group 2 Indexed Journal
Awards & Felicitations
1) Young Scientist Award: Tablet + Award Trophy + E-Certificate
2) Research Ambassador Felicitation: Memento + E-Certificate
Conference Theme:
Sustainable Development Goals 2030
The conference focuses on the Sustainable Development Goals 2030, aiming to bridge gaps and build futures for Viksit Bharat@2047. This multidisciplinary approach brings together various stakeholders to discuss and strategize for India’s sustainable development.
The research paper/article/essay is invited based on any of the following research questions or any topic of your choice which is suitable to the conference theme. Instead of sub-themes, the research questions are provided below:
Research Questions Part 1
1. How can interdisciplinary research contribute to the successful achievement of the SDGs by 2030?
2. What are the key barriers to sustainable development in India, and how can different sectors collaborate to overcome them?
3. How can research institutions in India integrate the SDGs into their core agendas to support a Viksit Bharat@2047?
4. What role does innovation play in bridging the gaps between current progress and the SDGs, and how can it be fostered across disciplines?
5. How can data-driven research help track and accelerate progress towards the SDGs in India?
6. What are the ethical considerations in conducting research on sustainability and development, and how can they be addressed across disciplines?
7. How can collaborations between academia, industry, and government accelerate progress towards achieving SDGs by 2030?
8. What are the most effective communication strategies for promoting sustainable development goals within local communities and across sectors?
9. How can digital transformation and technological advancements support the achievement of the SDGs, and what are the challenges across disciplines?
10. What are the social, economic, and environmental impacts of current development policies in India, and how can research inform more sustainable practices?
Research Questions Part 2
11. How can research contribute to reducing inequalities (SDG 10) while fostering inclusive and sustainable growth in India?
12. What role does public awareness and education play in achieving the SDGs, and how can researchers contribute to raising awareness?
13. How can global partnerships for sustainable development (SDG 17) be strengthened through cross-disciplinary collaboration and research?
14. What are the research methodologies that can be applied across disciplines to assess and enhance progress toward the SDGs?
15. How can research in various fields address the sustainability challenges posed by climate change and environmental degradation (SDG 13)?
16. How can India’s National Education Policy 2020 support the achievement of SDG 4 (Quality Education) by 2030?
17. What are the key strategies for integrating sustainability into the curriculum of Indian schools and higher education institutions?
18. How can India bridge the digital divide in education to ensure inclusive and equitable learning for all?
19. What role does vocational training play in achieving sustainable livelihoods and contributing to SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth)?
20. How can educational innovations drive inclusive and quality education for marginalized communities in India?
Research Questions Part 3
21. What is the role of public health infrastructure in India in achieving SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-Being) by 2030?
22. How can India strengthen mental health services as part of its efforts to promote holistic well-being by 2047?
23. What are the challenges and opportunities for reducing maternal and child mortality rates in India in line with SDG targets?
24. How can telemedicine and digital health technologies address healthcare access gaps in rural India?
25. How can India’s traditional healthcare systems (e.g., Ayurveda) contribute to global health and well-being goals?
26. What are the challenges and potential solutions for achieving SDG 5 (Gender Equality) in India by 2030?
27. How can India address gender-based violence as a barrier to sustainable development?
28. What role do women entrepreneurs play in driving sustainable economic growth in India?
29. How can India ensure that gender equality is integrated into its vision for a Viksit Bharat@2047?
30. What are the policy interventions needed to reduce gender disparities in India’s STEM fields?
Research Questions Part 4
31. How can India leverage renewable energy technologies to achieve SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy) by 2030?
32. What are the best practices for sustainable water resource management in India in alignment with SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation)?
33. How can India balance rapid urbanization with the preservation of natural ecosystems?
34. What are the challenges and solutions for achieving net-zero emissions in India by 2047?
35. How can India enhance biodiversity conservation efforts to meet SDG 15 (Life on Land)?
36. How can India’s MSME sector drive innovation and sustainable industrialization in alignment with SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure)?
37. What are the economic implications of India’s transition to a circular economy by 2047?
38. How can India achieve inclusive economic growth while reducing inequalities (SDG 10) within and between regions?
39. What role does digital transformation play in fostering economic resilience and sustainability in India?
40. How can India balance its economic growth with environmental sustainability in the race towards Viksit Bharat@2047?
Research Questions Part 5
41. How can smart cities in India contribute to achieving SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities)?
42. What strategies are needed to ensure affordable housing and sustainable urban development in Indian cities?
43. How can urban infrastructure be made more resilient to climate change in India?
44. What are the best practices for managing waste in Indian cities to support SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production)?
45. How can India enhance the sustainability of its transportation infrastructure by 2047?
46. What are the sustainable agricultural practices that can help India achieve SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) by 2030?
47. How can India leverage technology to enhance food security and reduce food waste?
48. What is the role of smallholder farmers in driving sustainable agricultural development in India?
49. How can India promote sustainable fisheries and aquaculture in alignment with SDG 14 (Life Below Water)?
50. How can agroecological practices contribute to climate resilience and food security in India?
Research Questions Part 6
51. What role does governance play in achieving sustainable development in India?
52. How can India’s policies foster global partnerships to support the achievement of SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals)?
53. What are the challenges and opportunities in implementing SDG-aligned policies across India’s diverse states and regions?
54. How can India improve public accountability and transparency to meet the SDG targets?
55. What are the key factors for effective policy implementation in achieving a Viksit Bharat by 2047?
56. How can India harness artificial intelligence and big data to accelerate the achievement of the SDGs?
57. What role does digital inclusion play in India’s pursuit of sustainable development?
58. How can India’s space technology contribute to SDG monitoring and achievement?
59. What are the opportunities for blockchain technology in enhancing transparency and efficiency in sustainable development projects?
60. How can technology be leveraged to promote sustainable tourism in India?
Research Questions Part 7
61. 10. Culture, Heritage, and Sustainability
62. How can India’s rich cultural heritage contribute to sustainable development and social inclusion?
63. What role does traditional knowledge play in India’s efforts to achieve SDG 13 (Climate Action)?
64. How can India promote cultural sustainability in the context of rapid urbanization and globalization?
65. What are the potential contributions of India’s arts and crafts sector to achieving the SDGs by 2030?
66. How can India integrate cultural heritage preservation with environmental sustainability in its vision for Viksit Bharat@2047?
67. How can libraries in India support the dissemination and accessibility of information related to the SDGs?
68. What role do digital libraries play in promoting sustainable education and lifelong learning in India?
69. How can library management practices evolve to better support research and innovation towards achieving the SDGs?
70. What strategies can Indian libraries adopt to preserve indigenous knowledge and cultural heritage in the context of sustainable development?
Research Questions Part 8
71. How can libraries collaborate with academic and research institutions to foster interdisciplinary research on the SDGs?
72. What sustainable management practices can Indian businesses adopt to align with the SDGs and contribute to a Viksit Bharat@2047?
73. How can corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives in India be optimized to support the achievement of the SDGs?
74. What are the challenges and opportunities for implementing sustainable supply chain management in Indian industries?
75. How can leadership development programs in India integrate sustainability and SDG-oriented strategies?
76. What role do startups and social enterprises play in driving sustainable economic growth and achieving the SDGs in India?
77. How can India’s financial systems and markets support sustainable investments aligned with the SDGs?
78. What are the economic impacts of transitioning to a green economy in India, and how can they be managed effectively?
79. How can e-commerce platforms in India contribute to sustainable consumption and production patterns (SDG 12)?
80. What strategies can Indian businesses adopt to enhance financial inclusion and reduce economic inequalities (SDG 10)?
Research Questions Part 9
81. How can trade policies in India be aligned with the SDGs to promote sustainable and equitable economic growth?
82. How can the Indian arts and culture sector contribute to promoting social inclusion and sustainable development?
83. What role do creative industries play in fostering sustainable communities and supporting the SDGs in India?
84. How can traditional Indian art forms be leveraged to raise awareness about environmental sustainability and climate action?
85. What are the opportunities for using digital media and technology in the arts to support the achievement of the SDGs?
86. How can cultural festivals and events in India be designed to promote sustainability and responsible consumption?
87. How can interdisciplinary research in the humanities contribute to a deeper understanding of sustainable development challenges in India?
88. What are the social and cultural barriers to achieving gender equality (SDG 5) in India, and how can they be addressed?
89. How can urban sociology inform the development of sustainable and inclusive cities in India?
90. What is the role of social movements and civil society in advocating for and achieving the SDGs in India?
Research Questions Part 10
91. How can historical perspectives on India’s development inform current strategies for sustainable growth and achieving the SDGs?
92. What are the impacts of globalization on social equity and sustainable development in India?
93. How can public policy analysis contribute to the effective implementation of SDG-related initiatives in India?
94. What role does media and communication play in shaping public perceptions and behaviours towards sustainable development in India?
95. How can educational reforms in the humanities and social sciences support the cultivation of sustainable and ethical leaders in India?
96. What are the implications of demographic changes in India for achieving the SDGs, and how can policies be tailored to address these challenges?
97. Interdisciplinary and Cross-Disciplinary Questions
98. How can collaborations between the arts, sciences, and social sciences enhance the effectiveness of SDG initiatives in India?
99. What integrated approaches can be developed to address multiple SDGs simultaneously within Indian communities?
100. How can technology and cultural heritage be combined to promote sustainable tourism in India?
101. What role does education in the humanities play in fostering sustainable innovation and entrepreneurship in India?
102. How can interdisciplinary research methodologies be applied to better understand and solve complex sustainability challenges in India?
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International Participation
With 10+ countries participating alongside 28 States & Union Territories of India, this conference truly represents a global platform for discussing sustainable development and India’s future.
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Conference Registration Fee
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Foreign Participant: Rs. 1500 -
Publications APC: Peer Reviewed Google Scholar Indexed Journal
Indian Participant: Rs. 2000
Foreign Participant: USD 100 -
Publications APC: Web of Science (UGC CARE Group 2) Indexed Journal
Indian Participant: Rs. 27,000
Foreign Participant: USD 950
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INDIAN AIR FORCE
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Kerala Forest Research Institute
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SHPL INDIA
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Rajalakshmi Engineering College
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Assistant Professor
School of sports education and Research
Dr. Manisha Kumari Deep
Professor
YBN University
Dr. Lidia Ghosh
Assistant Professor
RCC Institute of Information Technology
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The Oxford College of Engineering,
Dr Manmeet Kaur
Associate Professor
IILM University
Dr. Divya Srivastava
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Amity University Uttar Pradesh Lucknow Campus
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Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering, Mysuru
Dr. Anju Beniwal
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Government Meera Girls College, Udaipur
Dr. Sagar Vishnurao Wankhede
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Dr. Faizur Rashid (PhD)
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DR. M. KARTHIK
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Shri Vishnu Engineering College for Women
Dr Atiya kausar
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Dr. Pooja Sharma
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ATME College of Engineering Mysore
PROF. YASMIN SHARMA
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Dr. Pawan Kumar
Assistant Professor
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Dr Sujata Sengupta
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Mr. Rohit Rahul Jadhav
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Dr. Mridula Mishra
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GLS University
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Associate Professor
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Dr. SUBHANKAR SAHA
Assistant Professor
Brainware University
Dr. Shikha Singh
Associate Professor
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Dr. Kulwinder Singh
Associate Professor
Lovely Professional University
Dr ANAND R
Professor
St Joseph Engineering College
Dr. Teena
Assistant Professor
G. D .Goenka University
Ms. Anam Khan
Assistant Professor
Thakur College of Engineering & Technology
MYTHILI SHANMUGAM
Professor
PSNA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Dr. Aditi Pareek
Assistant Professor
IIS (deemed to be University)
Dr K Ravindra
Professor
Malla Reddy University
Dr.Pavan Kumar B K
Assistant Professor
Ballari Institute of Technology and Management
Dr Gunmala Gugalia
Associate Professor
Sangam university Bhilwara
Dr. Ruchi Goswami
Associate Professor
IIS University
DR GAUTAM R ARORA
Professor
VIRAR HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE
Dr. Alka Ranjan
Assistant Professor
JAIN (Deemed-to-be-University)
Dr Uttara Deolankar
Associate Professor
Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning
Dr. ALSHAD K B
Assistant Professor
Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research
Dr. Nishu
Assistant Professor
The NorthCap University
Dr. Aastha Saxena
Assistant Professor
IIS University
Rashmi Y Harti
Assistant Professor
KLS Institute of Management Education and Research, Belgaum
Dr. Subhash vasantrao patankar
Professor
Sanjivani College of Engineering, Kopargaon
Dr. Madhavi Tiwari
Assistant Professor
Shri Rawatpura Sarkar University Raipur Chhattisgarh
Dr. Sharwari Satish Solapure
Associate Professor
Walchand college of engineering ,Sangli
Dr. S SRIRANJANI MOKSHAGUNDAM
Professor
BGS B-School, Bangalore
Nanda Gopal Biswas
Assistant Professor
AMRITA VISHWA VIDYAPEETHAM
Dr Anshu
Associate Professor
K R Mangalam University
Dr. Hiranmaya Nanda
Associate Professor
KIIT School of Law
Dr. P Raghavendra
Assistant Professor
Bangalore University, Bengaluru.
Sujit Singh
Associate Professor
Woxsen University
Dr Tanushree Choudhury
Associate Professor
VIT Chennai
Dr Poornima G
Professor
BMS College of Engineering
DR. VAISHALI KAPOOR
Associate Professor
manipal university jaipur
Dr SHIV KUMAR VERMA
Professor
Sharda University, Greater Noida
Dr. Manojit De
Assistant Professor
Guru Gobind Singh Educational Society's Technical Campus
Dr. Krishna Kumar Gupta
Assistant Professor
Shri Ram Murti Smarak College of Engineering and Technology Bareilly
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VVIT
Dr Ramesh Cheripelli
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Vidya Jyothi Institute of Technology
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Don Bosco College
DR. ABHISHEK SHARMA
Assistant Professor
BAREILLY COLLEGE, BAREILLY (Affiliated to M.J.P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly)
Vedik Basetti
Associate Professor
SR UNIVERSITY
Fazil Sheikh
Assistant Professor
Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering
Dr. Prerna Agrawal
Assistant Professor
FCAIT - MCA, GLS University
Dr. Jyoti Khandelwal
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University of Engineering and Management, Jaipur
Dr. Nilu Kumari
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RKDF University Ranchi
ARCHANA J R
Assistant Professor
R N S Institute of Technology
Dr SUMITHA J
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JUSTICE BASHEER AHMED SAYEED COLLEGE FOR WOMEN(Autonomous),Chennai-18
Dr. Ashish Maurya
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Kanpur Institute of Technology, Kanpur
Dr. Gurpreet Kaur
Assistant Professor
Chandigarh University
Dr. PRIYANKA MISHRA
Assistant Professor
KIIT School of Architecture and Planning, KIIT Deemed to be University
Dr. Namita Pandey
Assistant Professor
Babu Banarasi Das University, Lucknow
Dr. Meera R Gumaste
Assistant Professor
Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, Bangalore
Dr. Shameen Warsi
Assistant Professor
Govindram Seksaria Institute of Management and Research, Indore
Dr. Sachidananda Sen
Associate Professor
SR University
Dr. Chandan Kumar Shiva
Associate Professor
SR University
Dr. Richa Chauhan
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Jaypee business School, Jaypee Institute of information technology, Noida 62
Appreciation Letters from Dignitaries to Team Vedant
- Prime Minister Shri Narendrabhai Modi
- Central Education Minister, Shri Dharmendra Pradhan
- Chief Minister of Gujarat, Shri Bhupendrabhai Patel
- Shri Vajubhai Vala, Former Governor of Karnataka
- Minister Shri Rushikeshbhai Patel
- Minister Shri Balvantsinh Rajput
- Minister Shri Prafulbhai Pansheriya
- Minister Shri Mukeshbhai Patel
Conference Details
- Conference Concept Note
- Publication Details
- Impact and Reach
- Join the Movement
- Awards and Felicitations
- Objectives of the Conference
- Call for Paper
- Process & Important Dates of the conference
- Conference Days Highlights
- Viksit Bharat@2047: The Vision
- Multidisciplinary Approach
- Youth Empowerment
- Building Eco-system for Sustainable Development
As the world approaches the 2030 deadline for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), it is crucial for India to not only contribute to this global endeavor but also to align it with its national vision of a Viksit Bharat@2047—a developed and inclusive India by the centenary of its independence. This international research conference seeks to foster cross-disciplinary discussions, engage diverse stakeholders, and catalyze innovative solutions to accelerate progress toward the SDGs, while preparing India for a sustainable, inclusive, and prosperous future.
Accepted papers will be published in Peer Reviewed International Journal. Selected and/or best papers may be extended for WoS Indexed journal special issues. The publication fees and options are given below:
Option 1: Vidhyayana – Peer-Reviewed, Google Scholar Indexed Journal. ISSN: 2454-8596
Option 2: The Scientific Temper – Web of Science (UGC Care Group 2) Indexed Journal. ISSN: 0976-8653. E-ISSN: 2231-6396
You will have choice to select a journal at the time of Conference Paper Upload.
One Main Author and Maximum Two Co-Authors are allowed.
With a conference reach of 10,00,000+, 2000+ participating institutions, and 1000+ hours of engagement, this virtual conference promises to have a significant impact on discussions surrounding sustainable development and India’s future.
By participating in this conference, you become part of a larger movement towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and realizing the vision of Viksit Bharat@2047. Your contributions can help shape policies, drive innovation, and create a sustainable future for India and the world.
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Young Scientist Award |
Research Ambassador Felicitation |
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1. Educator 2. Research Scholar (PhD) 3. Student (Undergraduate, Postgraduate) |
50 selected conference participants |
Token of Appreciation |
Tablet, Award Trophy, Certificate |
Memento, Certificate |
Realizing Viksit Bharat@2047
To realize the vision of Viksit Bharat@2047 by taking it into Mission Mode through building eco-system for a sustainable development, holistic growth of youth and empowering larger communities.
Collaboration Platform
To create a platform for diverse scholars and practitioners to collaborate on multidisciplinary solutions addressing multiple SDGs.
Aligning Vision
To explore how India’s vision for Viksit Bharat@2047 aligns with the global SDG agenda for 2030.
Promoting Innovation
To promote innovative practices, policies, and technologies to bridge gaps and build resilient, sustainable communities.
The professors, UG-PG Students, Researcher Scholars, and Industry Professionals are invited to contribute their original Paper/ Article/ Essay from all subjects including Arts, Commerce, Management, Social Sciences, Sciences, Computer Science, Engineering, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Ayurveda, Education, Physical Education, Library Science, Agriculture, Hotel Management, Tourism, Architecture, Law, Human Rights, Journalism, Para-medical, Literature, Language, Performing Arts, Social Work, Design, Liberal Arts, Medical, Media etc. domains and not limited to these. All technical or non-technical topics allied with the theme of conference are accepted.
Accepted Languages: English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Punjabi, Marathi and Gujarati
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Conference Registration & Fee Payment
Last Date: 10th January 2025 -
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Pre-Recorded Conference Video Presentation Submission and Conference Paper/Article/Essay Submission
Last Date: 10th January 2025 -
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Conference Submission Review – Corrections / Acceptance / Rejection
Within 7 days from the submission -
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APC Payment on Acceptance of Your Submission
Within 7 days from the acceptance -
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Session Chair Feedback on Each Paper
18th to 22nd February 2025 -
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Conference Days
18th to 22nd February 2025 -
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Issuing Certificates of Conference Presentation/ Participation
Before 22nd April, 2025 -
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Paper publications in Peer-Reviewed Journal
Before 30th May, 2025 -
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Paper Publications in Web of Science (UGC CARE Group 2) Indexed Journal
Before 30th August, 2025
All recorded speeches, keynote talks, plenary speeches, announcement of Young Scientist Award, announcement of Research Ambassador Felicitation will be streamed live and all presentations, session chair feedback sessions will be posted on our official FB & YouTube Pages. No need to join any zoom or google meet.
Viksit Bharat@2047 represents India’s vision for becoming a developed nation by its centenary of independence. This conference aims to align this national vision with the global SDG agenda, fostering discussions on how to achieve both simultaneously.
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Diverse Fields
The conference welcomes contributions from various fields including Arts, Sciences, Engineering, Medicine, and more.
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Holistic Solutions
By bringing together different disciplines, the conference aims to foster innovative and comprehensive solutions to complex challenges.
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Cross-pollination of Ideas
The multidisciplinary nature encourages the exchange of ideas across different domains, leading to unique insights and collaborations.
The conference places a strong emphasis on youth empowerment, recognizing the crucial role of young minds in shaping India’s future. Through initiatives like the Young Scientist Award and Research Ambassador Felicitation, it aims to encourage and recognize young talent.
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Research
Encouraging cutting-edge research in sustainable development
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Collaboration
Fostering partnerships between academia, industry, and government
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Implementation
Translating research into actionable policies and practices
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Monitoring
Continuous assessment of progress towards SDGs and Viksit Bharat@2047
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