Dr. Kasturirangan, the chief guest on the occasion, while addressing the gathering, cautioned India not to surrender its hard earned knowledge and experience in Space to the dictums of developed world.
Dr. Kasturirangan also released a case study titled Life Line: A Social Initiative Led by B-School Students on this occasion.
The former Chairman of ISRO Dr. Kasturirangan said Some of countries of the developed world have a habit of changing rules and making new treaties to monopolize the worlds resources. India had to wait for more than 30 years to join the nuclear club. Now that it is one of the pioneering nations in space technology and satellite- based communication systems, it must protect and promote this edge. Dr. Kasturirangan was speaking on Integration of Technology, Management and Science in the Changing Paradigm,
Mentioning Indias three decade of isolation before joining the nuclear club, Dr K Kasturirangan said that in the highly competitive world, where the North Block comprising of European powers and the US called the tune on exploration and exploitation of resources, India must not surrender its hard earned knowledge and experience. He said the stage where India is now has been reached through hard work and constant upgradation of knowledge and skills among the countrys scientists, technocrats, engineers and managers. The success achieved by ISRO has come after early failures which turned out to be stepping stones for success, he said.
Dr Kasturirangan also praised the media for supporting the efforts of the countrys space technology sector. Their constant presence has kept the sector on its toes. From my personal experience, I have learnt that being honest and candid with the media on new developments is often the best approach, as they have a tendency to overuse their imagination when they cannot get hold of facts.
Prior to this, Vice Chancellor of NMIMS University Dr. N M Kondap delivered the welcome address and shed the light on the achievements of the university, while the concluding remark was given by Dr. R.S Gaud, Dean-School of Pharmacy & Technology Management of NMIMS. The University Day ceremony started with NMIMS Flag hoisting by Shri B P Sheth, Vice President-SVKM and Mentor-NMIMS.
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Dr. Kasturirangan, the chief guest on the occasion, while addressing the gathering, cautioned India not to surrender its hard earned knowledge and experience in Space to the dictums of developed world.
Dr. Kasturirangan also released a case study titled Life Line: A Social Initiative Led by B-School Students on this occasion.
The former Chairman of ISRO Dr. Kasturirangan said Some of countries of the developed world have a habit of changing rules and making new treaties to monopolize the worlds resources. India had to wait for more than 30 years to join the nuclear club. Now that it is one of the pioneering nations in space technology and satellite- based communication systems, it must protect and promote this edge. Dr. Kasturirangan was speaking on Integration of Technology, Management and Science in the Changing Paradigm,
Mentioning Indias three decade of isolation before joining the nuclear club, Dr K Kasturirangan said that in the highly competitive world, where the North Block comprising of European powers and the US called the tune on exploration and exploitation of resources, India must not surrender its hard earned knowledge and experience. He said the stage where India is now has been reached through hard work and constant upgradation of knowledge and skills among the countrys scientists, technocrats, engineers and managers. The success achieved by ISRO has come after early failures which turned out to be stepping stones for success, he said.
Dr Kasturirangan also praised the media for supporting the efforts of the countrys space technology sector. Their constant presence has kept the sector on its toes. From my personal experience, I have learnt that being honest and candid with the media on new developments is often the best approach, as they have a tendency to overuse their imagination when they cannot get hold of facts.
Prior to this, Vice Chancellor of NMIMS University Dr. N M Kondap delivered the welcome address and shed the light on the achievements of the university, while the concluding remark was given by Dr. R.S Gaud, Dean-School of Pharmacy & Technology Management of NMIMS. The University Day ceremony started with NMIMS Flag hoisting by Shri B P Sheth, Vice President-SVKM and Mentor-NMIMS.
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SVKMs NMIMS University celebrated its 6th University Day on January 13 in presence of prominent space scientist and Rajya Sabha Member Dr. K Kasturirangan.