National
Conference on Universal Re-Engineering for Sustainable Futuristic Development
(URSFD-2018) was organized from 22-24 November 2018 with participation of 104 registrations
with 60 presentations. The National Conference on Universal Re-Engineering for
Sustainable Futuristic Development (URSFD-2018) was inaugurated on 22 November
2018 evening in the college lawn by Prof. Anil Shukla Hon’ble Vice Chancellor,
Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, UP and Dr M P Poonia,
Vice Chairman, All India Council for Technical Education, New Delhi. The
ceremony commenced with the traditional welcome wherein Dr Seema Singh, President
Aishwarya college, Dr Rashmi Bohra, Director RC, Udaipur Vardhman Mahaveer Open
University, Kota and Dr A N Mathur presented honourable guests with bouquet,
Uparna and memento which proceeded by the formal announcement of the
inauguration of the conference with the release of the 10 volume of
institutional journal Aishwarya Research Communication in the presence of Dr D
S Chundawat, Dr Archana Golwalkar, Dr Rashi Mathur and Ms Raksha Sharma.
Prof. Shukla in his
address congratulated the institution for holding the multidisciplinary
conference on significant theme, emphasized on the need of development of life
skills for achieving wholesome sustainable futuristic development as human
resource is the backbone for nation’s development, besides focusing on quality
transactions in each walk of life by keeping high integrity, transparency and
innovative technology. He further added that re-engineering is a must for
sustaining in dynamic environment.
Prof.
Poonia in his address shared that such events are of great importance for the
overall development as education is the foundation for sustainable development.
Harnessing teamwork, leadership, transparency and perseverance in tough times
besides entrepreneurship development will mark nation’s strong presence on
global platform.
The
inaugural program was compared by Mr. Alex, Mr. Shivdutt, Ms Muskan and Ms.
Preeti, vote of thanks was delivered by Chandan towards the end followed by
dinner.
The conference aimed at providing a
significant platform to academicians, researchers, scientists, industrialists,
business executives, activists and students for exchange of studies, innovative
ideas, research and experience with reference to avenues and re-engineering for
Futuristic Sustainable Development vital in the fast changing era witnessing
intensified technological development, greater use of renewable and non
renewable resources combined by changing economical, political and social
systems with the potential of being the youngest nation on the global platform.
With the deliberations focused on innovative
and creative ideas to tailor new ecosystems and review the existing ones, at
global level in the fast changing era witnessing intensified technological
development, greater use of renewable and non-renewable resources combined by
changing economical, political and social systems.
The
outcomes expected from the conference were Multidisciplinary deliberations at
national/global level leading to exchange of ideas, enriching experience and
learning. Important research outcome to be showcased in institutional peer
reviewed journals/an edited book, further send Input/suggestions in the form of
Proceedings to relevant agencies/departments. The conference subthemes divided
into 5 tracks were Industry, Commerce and Management, Energy, Health,
Environment, Consumerism, Technology, Research, Skill Development, Education,
Ethics and Ethos, Heritage, Peace, Well being, Policy Reforms, Laws, Migration
and Gender Issues.
The Second day of the conference started with
the plenary session, the expert was Prof. Anil Shukla Hon’ble Vice Chancellor,
Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, UP. Prof. Shukla
deliberated on the “Futuristic Sustainable Development” he laid stress on the
pedagogy of teaching and insisted on following the Indian value based education
system instead on blindly following the systems of the western countries. His
perception of education and learning was that teaching should be based on
character building and not sole learning. He mentioned the principals of great
thinkers emphasized on “Conflict or Compromise” that either an individual
should be ready to face the difficulties or should surrender; it is always do
or die situation. Western philosophy is based on “Survival of the fittest”
advocating individual interest whereas Indian philosophy is based on “Sabka
sukh and sabka hit” advocating rise together and die together. He concluded by
quoting in present context that machines are being humanized and humans
dehumanized, latter needs to be revamped for futuristic sustainable
growth.
The
Technical Track I was based on the sub-themes Science, energy, Technology,
Skill Development, Health, Environment and Agriculture which was chaired by Dr
Vikas Bajpai from The LNM Institute of IT, Jaipur, and 16 papers
were presented in this session. Dr Bajpai appreciated the efforts of the paper
presenters and shared important tips and sources useful for research work. The guests were introduced and welcomed by Mr
Puneet Wadwani and Priyanka Rajawat, Memento was presented by Mr Nilesh Sharma
and Mr Qadir whereas the vote of thanks was
expressed by Ms Tanupriya Chouhan.
Technical
Track two was chaired by Dr Gaurav Lodha from Manipal University, Jaipur there
were 18 papers presented based on the subthemes Industry, Commerce, Management
and Finance. Dr Lodha towards appreciated the research work presented and
shared the avenues for further research. The Guest was welcomed and introduced
by Ms Preeti Somya and the vote of thanks was delivered by Mr. Shivdutt and the
memento was presentd by Mr Alex.
Post lunch
Poster presentation session on the conference theme was conducted which was
judged by Dr.Lalit Pandey, Former Dean Faculty of Social Science &
Humanities, Bhupal Noble’s University, Udaipur.
Parallel
workshop was organized on the topic “Cashless Economy” the expert was Dr Gourav
Lodha from Manipal University, Jaipur, Dr Lodha shared that crypto currencies
and block chain can be the future of cashless economy, he also addressed to
queries of the participants on the bit coin speculation and acceptance of
crypto currencies at National Label. The introduction and welcome was done by
Mr Ali Asgar and vote of thanks was given by Mr. Lakshit.
On the third day of National Conference on “Universal Re-Engineering for Sustainable Futuristic Development (URSFD-2018)” 22-24 November 2018 started by the plenary session on the conference theme, by the expert Shri Sumatilal Bhora (Retd. Collector, former Secretary Board of Secondary Education, former Director TRI). Prior to it, the technical tracke III was conducted. In this session, 15 papers were presented on social sciences, humanities and education. Expert Shri Bohra focused on Quality and value of Education stressing on importance of time, positive attitude, Self Respect, Self Discipline and investing in relationships, quoting “reading is vital for development of brain” and “never give up whatever happens - There is always a silver lining in the sky”. Shri Bohra was welcomed and introduced by Ms Muskan Upadhyay.
During the valedictory ceremony the Conference report was presented by conference secretary Dr Rashi Mathur sharing that 120 registrations were received in all out of which 60 papers/posters and PPTs were presented; awards for best paper presentations under various tracks were awarded by Dr Rashmi Bohra (Director RC, Udaipur VMOU) and Dr A N Mathur (Group Director, ACES) to Dr Devendra Shrimali, Dr Dharmesh Motwani, Dr Kushboo Agrawal; Ms Murdhar Rathore in Track I; Ms Shalini Tekriwal, Dr Archana Golwalkar, Mr Puneet Wadhwani, Mr Nilesh, Dr Anita Sukhwal, Mr Nand Kishore Koli in track II; Dr Rashi Mathur, Ms Jyotika Adhikari, Dr. Aekta Aneejwal, Ms Damini Shrimali and Ms Shika Dashora in track III; for Poster and PPT Presentations awards were given Ali Asgar Azad & Shubham Jain, Padam Kanwar Shaktawat, Harsh Agarwal and Kalpesh Pokharna. The valedictory session was compared and guests were welcomed by Student Ms Preeti Somya, vote of thanks was expressed by Mr Shivdutt Singh.