- Two-day event organised by NIT Raipur and INAE
The dream of a developed India belongs to today’s youth, and they will lead it in the future. The country has great expectations from the talent, knowledge, and potential of the youth. Young people pursuing engineering and technical education should not limit their knowledge, studies, and innovation to personal achievement, but should instead utilize them for the benefit of society and the nation. Deputy Chief Minister and Sports and Youth Welfare Minister Shri Arun Saw said this while addressing technical students, professors, and scientists at the closing session of the two-day Youth Conclave-cum-National Conference held at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Raipur. He called upon the youth to play a vital role in taking the country to new heights through their abilities and capabilities. Young participants who presented outstanding research papers at the Conclave, made significant contributions in the project exhibition, and the hackathon.
This two-day Youth Conclave-cum-National Conference was organized by the National Institute of Technology, Raipur, and the Indian National Academy of Engineering. Addressing the closing session as the chief guest, Deputy Chief Minister Shri Arun Sao said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the central government is working towards the vision of a developed India. Youth in the country are getting opportunities to advance and showcase their talents. With the strength of their abilities, knowledge, and capabilities, youth can not only advance themselves but also give India a new identity in the world.
Mr. Saw stated that a developed India is being built for the future of today’s young generation. In an emotional dialogue with the youth, he said that whether our generation lives until then or not, when a developed India stands tall in the world with dignity and pride, it will be led by today’s youth. Therefore, the participation of youth in building a developed India is paramount.
They should understand their responsibility and contribute to this initiative from now on. He expressed confidence that the two-day conference will bring extensive discussions to students, professors, and scientists. The ideas and experiences gained here will prove useful for society and the nation in the future.
Prof. Rajeev Prakash, Director, Indian Institute of Technology, Bhilai, Dr. Rohit Kumar Gupta, Director, Jawaharlal Nehru Aluminium Research, Development and Design Centre, Prof. Samir Bajpai, Prof. Archana Sharma, Dr. S. Sanyal and Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Professors from NIT Raipur also attended the concluding session of the Youth Conclave-cum-National Conference.