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Chemical Technology Key to India's 2047 Vision

Chemical Technology Key to India's 2047 Vision
'Chemical Technology To Play Major Role In India's 2047 Vision': Prof. G. D. Yadav At Jalgaon Seminar · freepressjournal.in

A big meeting happened in Jalgaon to talk about how important chemistry and chemical technology are for India's future.

A famous professor, Padmashri Prof. G. D. Yadav, said that chemistry is very important for our daily lives and can help India become a developed country by 2047.

He also talked about how green chemistry can help protect the environment.

Many important people were there, and a special award was given to a university leader.

The meeting also had a lot of researchers and even led to a special agreement with another university for students to get more opportunities.

Key facts

Event
International seminar on Advances in Chemical Technology and Allied Sciences
Organizers
Institute of Chemical Technology and P.M. Usha at Kavayitri Bahinabai Chaudhari North Maharashtra University
Keynote Speaker
Padmashri Prof. G. D. Yadav
Participants
425 researchers
Memorandum of Understanding
Signed with Indian Institute of Technology, Jammu
Lifetime Achievement Award
Presented to Mumbai University Vice-Chancellor Prof. Ravindra Kulkarni

Quotes

Padmashri Prof. G. D. Yadav

Padmashri Professor and speaker at the seminar

“Green Chemical Engineering is the confluence of environmental protection, industrial responsibility, and sustainable development for the future. Students have ample opportunities in this field, and they should conduct research in it. Furthermore, if we want to create a developed India by 2047, we will have to increase the country's GDP, and chemical technology will play a major role in this.”
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“The role of parents and teachers is extremely important in encouraging students to pursue chemistry courses. It is necessary that 1 percent of the social responsibility funds spent by industries should be spent on higher education. This will increase student participation in higher education and pave the way for a developed India.”
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Prof. Ravindra Kulkarni

Vice-Chancellor of Mumbai University

“The University Institute of Chemical Technology is continuously working to produce excellent students. He added that the institute's record of assisting students in research is constantly improving, and he thanked the university for its cooperation and for the award.”
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Vice-Chancellor Prof. Maheshwari

Vice-Chancellor and speaker at the seminar

“Chemical technology is the ideal core of culture and fundamental principles. He stated that chemical technology is not the real cause of pollution; rather, human greed is the true cause. He expressed his pleasure at the increased participation of young researchers and students in today's seminar.”
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