One of our prime minister’s new vision to improve the concerns of rural India is the real thought of the day to make a significant impact in overall progress of the country. It seeks to create a sustainable development of rural population. We have to think for solutions to essential services like education, healthcare, nutrition, agriculture, sanitation and most important, livelihood opportunities. Honing the skills of young people from rural populations can help create a strong workforce. If only the government and social sector could work together to empower them and stop their migration to cities ill-equipped to handle the influx, there could bereal achievement in development of healthy and wealthy rural sectore and this will be true empowerment in equipping rural India to help itself.
For relevant information: Events
Keeping these emerging issues at present time relevant to sustainable development and empowerment of rural India, RASSA is now organising one day ‘National Conference on Rural Empowerment for the New India:Mission 2022’ which was organized today i.e. 10th August,2018 at Convention Centre, Jawaharlal Nehru, New Delhi.
The main objective of the seminar will be to give an overview of existing approaches to identification of emerging issues for sustainable rural empowerment and development as well as to provide and demonstrate a possible approach to identify emerging issues for future rural India sustainable development strategies.
Royal Association for Science- led Socio-cultural Advancement (RASSA) situated at 28/142(GF),West Patel Nagar, New Delhi in association with Grass Root Research & Creation Pvt. Ltd., Noida and Assure Foundation, New Delhi has organized the programme.
The topics selected by RASSA and collaborators are as per the need of hour in the country. Thought provoking talks by eminent speakers on various major issues in three major themes will certainly help in finding the ways and means to develop rural India in holistic manner by involving various agencies with our farmers. Stakeholders were also involved alongwith farmers.
Organising committee comprising of 25 members included Prof. Punjab Singh,Patron.
Prof Rana P.Singh, JNU, New Delhi; Prof. Nagendra Ku.Singh,NRCPB;Er. Anil Kumar, Assure Foundation;Dr. Dhiraj Singh, GRC,Noida;Dr. A.K.Singh President,RAASA,New Delhi as advisory board.
Prof.D.S.Senger,IIM,Noida was the Convener alongwith Prof.Rana Pratap Singh,BBAU,Lucknow as Co-Convener.
Dr. G.P.Rao,ICAR-IARI,New Delhi and Dr. S.P.Singh,ICAR-IARI,New Delhi were the organizing secretaries.
Dr. Kanhaiya Singh, ICAR-IARI was responsible for registration. Farmers cooperation was looked after by Dr. Rashmi Singh, ICAR-IARI.
Dr. Awani Singh,ICAR-IARI through his efforts has greatly arranged for accommodation and food and other related activites.
The topics selected by RASSA and collaborators are as per the need of hour in the country. Thought provoking talks by eminent speakers on various major issues in three major themes will certainly help in finding the ways and means to develop rural India in holistic manner by involving various agencies with our farmers. Stakeholders were also involved along with farmers.
