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Promoting Research and Innovation

The progress of the nation depends on its sustained growth of education and research in science and technology. To meet the objective, our research should bear international comparison in terms of standards of attainment. A major weakness of Indian education and research is the relatively very small part played by the universities in the sum total of Indian research. The government can take several steps to encourage research and innovations in the universities. Promotion of research in liberal arts and social sciences, including inter-disciplinary research is significant too. The government needs to increase its allocations for Rand D activities. At the institutional level, there is a need to link teaching with research. The government needs to invest in faculty development and provide incentives for research, promote collaborative efforts between institutions in research.

• In what ways, aptitude for research and innovation should be developed in students and faculty members?
• What measures are needed to develop research capabilities of teachers and students?
• In what ways, research agenda should be prioritized at the higher education level?
• How private agencies can be encouraged and motivated to invest funds in university research and innovation activities?
• Which of the following strategies need to be pursued for promoting research & innovation

Outcome based research financing.
Liberal research grants for both social sciences and basic sciences.
Setting up Incubation Centers with Seed Money to do innovative research
Research leading to creation of intellectual property.
Setting up Research Parks in central educational institutions.
Joint appointments of faculty – enabling researchers to teach and teachers to engage in research.
Inter-disciplinary research – Institutions must come together for creating new knowledge at the intersections of existing disciplines.

• How can we make India become a favoured destination for R&D projects. How can we explore getting grants from abroad for R&D?

Name of the Moderator: Prof. Partha P. Chakrabarti, Director, IIT Kharagpur
Day, Date & time: Thursday, 18th June, 2015, 4.00 PM.

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divyachaks
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Divya Kumar 8 years 11 months ago

Research and technology needs proper focus. We in India have sone really good institutions for higher educations but there are many road side pvt institutions that have diluted the quality. Try to bring them on line.

Second is the number of fake and cheap kind of research journal papers have adied thr rest. India should strictly make a standard for research and review journals.

Third important thing is finance and infrastructure. Because a good lab and sound money attracts talent.

ankur anand_2
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ankur anand_2 8 years 11 months ago

I am Ankur Anand in general category.worked as research assistant in NPL pusa. I have cleared NET but my marks are 57%(min required is 55%), but i cant apply for Phd in my life time because its 60%min. I want to know then y i am eligible for NET. Is research is limited to only marks. If i was Sc/st then i was eligible. How can u discriminate research with marks or category. My research work was good but i had no option so i left. Please make it minimum of 55% in iit/npl/drdo etc with no age bar.

sumitra arora
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sumitra arora 8 years 11 months ago

I am worried for our food contaminated with pesticides, consumed by common man; who is paying good price to buy that poison. I have worked on detection of pesticides and their toxicity using rapid bio-assay method. I want to develop a bio-sensor kit, economical to common man of our country, to test any food commodity, before it is delivered to market for consumption. We can save not only our country people but also animals consuming the material. The kit takes not more than 10-15 min for results

Ravinder singh_7
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Ravinder singh_7 8 years 11 months ago

Nmste sir ji .bis itna hi kahunga ki sab jyada dyaan kripya education par dijyega danyavaad

Raju kumar singh_6
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Raju kumar singh_6 8 years 11 months ago

Sir meri baat pe dhayan dijiyega pls sir mai bahut garib Hu kuch karke mera intezam kariye pls sir i request me

JOSHI AMITKUMAR ARVINDBHAI
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JOSHI AMITKUMAR ARVINDBHAI 8 years 11 months ago

Sir Apako brastachar khatam karna hai to government employee ki income ki jankari karvai ye to Apako svisz bank se jyada paisa mil jayega

jayesh Mandlik
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jayesh Mandlik 8 years 11 months ago

Hi,sir mujhe bol tha ki Hamre kanun Sakt kuy nahi hai.
Ex. Dubai.
Pm.sahab apphi ek hai Jo India Ka future Brightest...... Kar skateh Ho.

Hemant Palivela
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Hemant Palivela 8 years 11 months ago

In various colleges in India faculties with MTech are getting 15000 per month as salary.. How will they give good research output ... Changing the recruitment process might help a lot

vishalsharma_jmu@yahoo.co.in
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vishal sharma 8 years 11 months ago

You should also encourage research in colleges particularly the colleges in the far flung area.
I belongs to J&K and colleges in J&K are located in far flung area.
To think about research at that colleges is a distant dream because of lack of research facilities. So you have to discuss ways to encourage teaching faculty posted at these colleges to do research.

Hemant Palivela
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Hemant Palivela 8 years 11 months ago

Step1 : the way of recruitment of faculties need to change as proper measures are not taken in recruitment and salaries hence less of a quality output.
Step 2: keep gate compulsory for faculties and give six pay to all who clear
Step 3: inculcate research projects at B.E level
Step 4: Make it compulsory for faculties to prepare a paper that should be accepted in IEEE transactions or any other good journal.
Step 4: stop brain drain in India