The event featured a diverse range of sessions that ran concurrently through panelists as:

1. Food and Energy through Biological Manufacturing

2. India-Germany Startup Connect

3. Advancing Biologics Product Development from PoC to Pilot

4. National and Global Regulatory Trends Shaping the Future of BioTech and MedTech Innovation

5. Space Exploration

The participants were exposed to a wealth of knowledge and insights during the event. The sessions covered various topics such as the utilization of biological manufacturing for food and energy, India-Germany startup collaborations, advancements in biologics product development, and regulatory trends shaping the future of BioTech and MedTech innovation. Additionally, the exploration of space-related topics added a unique dimension to the event.

The students expressed overwhelming satisfaction with the event, emphasizing that it provided them with valuable information about the current and future trends in the biotech industry. The Global Bio-India platform was recognized as an interactive space for congregation, conferences, and discussions. It served as a platform to address challenges faced by the biotech industry, engaging senior policymakers, and government dignitaries.

Indian Rapper & Singer “Badshah” was the guest of the show “Aap Ki Adalat” where India TV Editor-in-Chief and Chairman Rajat Sharma asked many critical questions to Badshah. He poses challenging questions to Badshah, who enjoys massive popularity among fans, and will be making some serious and big revelations about his personal and professional life on the show.

He also discussed about his latest song “Jawab”, Badshah sang few lines of his new song too.

Students asked to Badshah that, how he handles his stardom? Badshah said; we never should proud of our own work, because behind success of every person there are lot of people like; family & friends, those have supported you and helped you to become what you are today. Therefore we always should be thankful and polite to others, which will help us to digest all kind of stardom or Success.

It was the yearly meet of all the IIC affiliated Incubation Centres of Delhi NCR and West UP. The event started with Inauguration Session and Demonstration of Innovations by YUKTI Innovations/Startup, KARTAVYABODH & Interactive Sessions and UDYAMI BAZAR (Entrepreneurs’ Market) and Display of IIC Posters.

The inaugural session had addressed by Mr. Dipan Sahu, Asst. Innovation Director, MIC, followed by Dr. Jitendra Kumar, Managing Director, BIRAC, Prof. T.G. Sitharam, Chairman AICTE, Mr. Manoj Govil, Secretary, and Ministry of Corporate Affairs.

There were three parallel sessions during the event in which the first was based on INNOVATION- Round Table Discussion in which several panelists shared their thoughts about the startups and innovations. The second was based on a Knowledge Sharing Session by IIC Institutions while the third was based on YUKTI Innovation Challenge nominated innovators and early stage startup founders in which many panelists shared their own startup journey and motivational key points. Mr. Gautaam Jha, founder and CEO of Ventor Minds focused on By Using PR to build Brand Equity for Innovators, Mr. Shubham Prajapati and Mr. Arush Bartaria, NIC 2020 winner talked about ‘Idea to Product and Product to Startup’. Ms. Khushbu Verma, Senior Investment Specialist, Startup India discussed on “What makes a Startup Investable”.

A one-to-one mentoring cum pitching session was conducted with several jury members from corporate and industry discussing the queries of students and motivating them to create some new thoughts. They also discussed with students the problems that are faced by innovators.

The event was a platform for encouraging entrepreneurship, innovation, and the spirit of problem-solving on a global scale among India's youth.IIC elucidated the role of Indian Youth in the Indian startup ecosystem, discussing strategies to foster entrepreneurship and creating a supportive ecosystem.

The inaugural session commenced with opening remarks by Conference Chair Prof. Abid Ali Khan, Aligarh Muslim University and Conference co-chair Prof. Qutubuddin S.M, Associate Professor of Industrial and Production Engineering at PDA College of Engineering, Gulbarga & Director IEOM Operations in India. They discussed about the journey of IEOM Society and the trends in the field of Industrial Engineering and Operations Management.

Dr. Ahad Ali, Conference Co-Chair; Director ofIndustrial Engineering Program; Lawrence Tech University, MI, USA and Executive Director, IEOM Society also welcomed the speakers, panelists and presenters. The other speakers included Prof. Dr. DK Banwet, FIE, Former Head DMS, IIT Delhi, Conference co-chair Dr. Seema Singh, Professor of Economics at Delhi Technological University, Delhi, India, Dr. Maffan Badar, Professor; Indiana State University USA, Dr. M Muzammil, Professor AMU , Cdr. Dr. Bhaskar Bhandarkar, Director General Institution for  IIEE, Muand Dr. Timira Shukla, Professor & Director I.T.S  School of Management, Ghaziabad. The speakers spoke on the inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary aspects of how industrial engineering has laid the foundation for Operations Management stream. The technological integration, flexibility and agility coupled with issues of sustainability were addressed by the speakers.

The key-note session followed was addressed by:

·         Dr. Christopher Harris, Associate Professor of Computer Science, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colorado, United States. He discussed about the role of Chat GPT in demand forecasting, quality control and supply-chain optimisation.

·         Mr. Harjinder Singh Cheema, Managing Director, Cheema BoilersLimited, Chandigarh, India. He shared interesting and engaging videos on innovation and shared his journey from being a marine engineer to an entrepreneur.

The panel speakers for the session on ‘Women in Industry and Academia’ saw presentations by Dr. Seema Singh and  Prof. Dr. LEONG WaiYie, Vice President of International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists (INWES), Deputy Vice Chair of World Federation of Engineering Organisation (Women in Engineering Committee).

This was followed by research paper presentations by research scholars and students in various concurrent sessions.

organised by CII Delhi With the focused theme '“Unleashing Exponential Growth with NextGen Tech-Innovations and sustainable solutions” – the event will highlight the increasingly crucial role of technology in accelerating and fostering business growth.

The event inaugural session begins with opening remarks of Mr. Puneet Kaura, Chairman, CII Delhi State Council. The event's theme, underscores technology's pivotal role in accelerating business growth. The summit delved into cutting-edge topics such AI, blockchain, 5G, IoT, and more through keynote speakers, panel discussions, and experience-sharing sessions, offering valuable insights into technology's transformative potential across sectors.

The session saw enlightened speakers like Ms Irina Ghose, Managing Director Microsoft India and Sai Arul Head of Region SAARC and others. 

Day 1 workshop was on Machine Learning with SAS. This workshop used an interactive approach to introduce the participants to visualization, model assessment, and model deployment while introducing a variety of machine learning techniques. The resource person for the session was Ms. Ashwini Reddy, a trainer on behalf of SAS. It was conducted from 8:30 am to12:30 am on 04.09.2023.

Day 2 workshop was on ‘Getting Started with SAS and Open Source”. This workshop provided an introduction for experienced R and Python users who want to apply their existing skills and extend them to the SAS environment. Emphasis was placed on programming and not statistical theory or interpretation. The resource person for the session was Mr. Akshay Dixit, a trainer on behalf of SAS. It was conducted from 8:30 am to12:30 am on 05.09.2023

It was a very fruitful workshop as it exposed the participants to diverse aspects of applying a cutting-edge tool like SAS. 

in the Workshop on Startup and IPR. The session was delivered on focusing the problem and provides the solution of the same to society. He stressed on the specific issues related with creation of idea and implementation of the same for businesses in the society. He focused on the terms of patent and filing of application regarding the startups and innovation. He discussed the theory and applications with examples.

The discussion was focused on infrastructure, skills, innovation, startups, ecosystem, digitalization, entrepreneur’s especially new entrepreneurs, self resilience, technology, and collaboration with both academia and industry. 

Dr. Dilip Kumar, Faculty in Finance Area, IIM Kashipur resource person of the workshop, focused on conceptual aspects followed by hands-on exposure on various models of financial analytics. On day 1 Project evaluation financial Analytics  (including Net Present Value, Internal Rate of Return (IRR), Payback period), Single and Multiple Linear Regression, Modelling and Prediction, Logistic Regression (Predictive Regression), Decision tree analysis topics were covered and on day two Time Series Regression (AR, MA and ARMA modelling) and GARCH model topics were covered .