Archive · 30 Dec 2025
Bharatiya Vigyan Sammelan Concludes in Tirupati
The Bharatiya Vigyan Sammelan (BVS) is a big meeting where smart people from all over India talk about important things.
This year, they talked about how India can grow using things like computer chips and quantum computing.
They also had a fun competition where kids showed off India's cool history and science.
Everyone shared ideas on how to make India's schools better and how to use new technology to help the country grow.
There were also fun cultural programs that showed off India's rich heritage.
It was a great way to learn and celebrate India's scientific and cultural spirit.
Bharatiya Vigyan Sammelan (BVS) concluded in Tirupati with a focus on integrating science and technology with ethical thinking and moral values.
Around 1,250 delegates from 32 States and Union Territories participated in the event, which included panel discussions, round table meetings, and cultural events.
Panel discussions on semiconductors and quantum computing highlighted their importance for India's industrial and technological growth.
A round table meeting discussed the current state of India's education system and future reforms needed.
The 'Know Your Heritage' competition showcased India's cultural and scientific heritage through posters and reels, with 26 students participating in person.
- Who
- 1,250 delegates from 32 States and Union Territories, experts, students
- What
- Bharatiya Vigyan Sammelan (BVS) with panel discussions, round table meetings, cultural events, and competitions
- When
- December 26 to 29
- Where
- Tirupati
- Why
- To discuss Indian knowledge systems and their role in holistic development
- Event
- Bharatiya Vigyan Sammelan (BVS)
- Theme
- Indian Thought for Holistic Development
- Dates
- December 26 to 29
- Delegates
- 1,250 from 32 States and Union Territories
- Panel Discussion
- Semiconductors and Fabrication for a Developed India
- Round Table
- Scientific Education
- Special Session
- Quantum Computing and Applications for a Developed India
- Competition
- Know Your Heritage