JMI students share ideas and views on “ViksitBharat@2047”

A total of 02 students participated in the session accompanied by Dr. Saleem Javed, Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry who asked questions to the participants. 

As part of the “ViksitBharat@2047” initiative, students from the Department of Chemistry, Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) visited the Ideation Centre set up at the university’s FTK-Centre for Information Technology and enthusiastically shared their ideas on their vision of ViksitBharat@2047.

Two students participated in the session accompanied by Dr. Saleem Javed, Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry who asked questions to the participants. 

Students who participated in the discussion are; Tuba Fatima, Ph.D. student and Nafisa Parween: B.Sc. (Hons) 5th Semester. 

Both Tuba Fatima and Nafisha Parween expressed a common vision for Viksit Bharat in 2047, emphasizing sustainability, technological advancement, and socio-economic equality. 

Ms. Tuba Fatima highlighted the importance of advanced research and innovation in green technologies, aiming for a cleaner and environmentally sustainable India.

Ms. Nafisha Parween focused on inclusive education and healthcare, envisioning a society where every citizen has access to quality education and healthcare services. Ms. Tuba Fatima emphasized the need for a robust education system that promotes STEM fields and encourages research and development.

Ms. Nafisa Parween highlighted the significance of public awareness and participation, stressing the need for community-driven initiatives to address social issues and promote sustainable practices.

The responses from Tuba Fatima and Nafisa Parween reflect a shared vision for a developed India in 2047, focusing on education, sustainability, and social equality. The recommendations underscore the importance of education, research, public awareness, and community involvement in realizing the national goal of “Viksit Bharat” by 2047. The insights gathered from this initiative can serve as a valuable resource for future planning and policy considerations, said the official statement of JMI.

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