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2020 Dehradun Festival Science & Technology HIMALAYAN STATE Technolo ce gy ien DEHRADUN c S EDUCATOR'S n o ti INTERNATIONAL a SUMMIT 2020 v o n n I SCIENCE & h DIVYA HIMGIRI c r a HIMALAYAN STATE e s e TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION R EXCELLENCE FESTIVAL 2020 3rd AWARD- 2020 FOR HIMALAYAN STATES http://dehradunsciencefest.org 09, 10 & 11 January, 2021 The Institution of Engineers (India), Uttarakhand State Center Near ISBT Flyover, Dehradun Himalayan State Science & Technology Agriculture & Educator's Summit Exhibition Technology Conclave Education Excellence Young Scientist Science & Technology Award-2020 Conclave Education Expo Women Scientist Vigyan Manthan & Enterprenure Conclave Vigyan Spandan Himalyan Meet Science Literature Festival Organised By SRADSTA Glimpses of Educator's Summit 2019 DEHRADUN INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FESTIVAL 2020 Himalayan State Educator's Summit 2020 SCITECH FEST Dehradun International Science & Technology Festival is being organised at The Institution of Engineers (India), Uttarakhand State Centre, Near ISBT Flyover, Dehradun, Uttarakhand on 09, 10 & 11 January 2021, which aims to showcase India’s efforts in science & technology promotion through communication for transforming India. It’s a platform to increase awareness about science, technology and innovation in the society and to reach out to the next generation. The major attractions of SCITECH FEST is, Himalayan State Educator's Summit-2020, Himalayan State Education Excellence Award-2020, Himalayan Meet, Science Literature Festival (Book fair, Book release, Meet the author), Science & Technology Exhibition (Innovative Science & Technology Projects shown by students and Scientific & Technical Institutions), Science & Technology Education Expo (Where Science, Technical, Medical & Agricultural educational Institution and other Scientific & Technical Government Institution Showcase their R&D and Publication and How to make a carrier with them), Science & Technology Educators Conference (Training to the Trainers: who to develop Scientific Temperament among the youngsters), Young Scientist Conclave (to provide an exposure to the young and enthusiastic researchers to explore the cutting edge research and technology in the interdisciplinary approach), Women Scientist Entrepreneur Conclave ( Meet Women Leaders In Science, Technology & Innovation and shown their innovative Business Model), Vigyan Manthan (theme base Panel discussions, Interaction and Communication with Eminent Scientist, Authors, Writers and Professors), Vigyan Spandan (Poster & Debate competition, Storytelling). PARTICIPATION School Students, Engineering Students, Science & Medical Students, Children Science Writers, Scientists, Technocrats, Teachers, Communicators, Artists, Journalists, Young and Budding Authors, Researchers, other Science Enthusiasts, Science Policymakers and Citizens–all are welcome. REGISTRATION For online registration, visit http://dehradunsciencefest.org or go online bit.ly/ distf2020 You can participate in multiple events of SCITECH FEST. All those who wish to attend all sessions may register as Attendee at event website. Book Fair, Science & Technology Exhibition & Education Expo is open to all. Agriculture & Science & Technology HIMALAYA MEET Career Pathway Technology Conclave Exhibition Meet The Scientist Next Gen Conference Young Scientist Science and Technol- Women Scientist Vigyan Manthan & Conclave ogy Education Expo Entrepreneur Conclave Vigyan Spandan HIMALAYAN STATE DIVYA HIMGIRI HIMALAYAN STATE EDUCATOR'S EDUCATION EXCELLENCE SUMMIT 2020 3rd AWARD- 2020 PROGRAMS AT GLANCE DAY PARALLEL & PARALLEL SESSION I PARALLEL SESSION II EXHIBITIONS SESSION III TIME DAY ONE Saturday Inaugural Session and Opening of Himalayan Meet: The Divine Heritage VIGYAN Science & Technology 09th Dehradun International Science SPIRITUALISM, YOGA, HEALTH & SPANDAN Book Fair & Technology Festival AYURVEDA Poster Science, Technology & January, TEA/COFFEE Competition Industry 2021 SCIENTIST SPEAKS: Conference: Building Self Sustainable Exhibition Application of GIS and Remote Smart Indian Cities: Idea and Approaches Science & Technology Sensing Techniques Education Expo Story of Underground river Conference: The 21st Century Version of VIGYAN Scientific & Technical channel and SARASWAT RIVER Hydropower & Green Energy MANTHAN Organisation Expo Poster (Whole Day) Competition MEET THE SCIENTIST DAY TWO Sunday Mountain Agriculture in SCIENTIST SPEAKS: HISTORY OF Science & Technology 10th Himalayan Region: Organic The Effects of Climate Change and Story SCIENCE Book Fair Farming, Dairy, Fisheries and of KEDARNATH DISASTER Science, Technology & January, Goat & Sheep Farming- A Co- Industry Exhibition 2021 operative Approach with new Science & Technology technology Interactive Session for Engineering & Education Expo Polytechnic Students: Usage Of Drone Scientific & Technical Career Pathway: New Technology In India: Changing Phases Organisation Expo Dimensions in Career After (Whole Day) 12th in the field of Science & YOUNG SCIENTIST CONCLAVE Technology Women Scientist Sustainable Development Goals Entrepreneur Conclave and Digital Education in a Post- Pandemic India DAY THREE Monday Himalayan State Educators Closing Ceremony and Prize Distribution Science & Technology 11th Summit-2020 to Exhibitors Book Fair Sponsored by CSTT, MHRD Science, Technology & January, Followed by Himalayan Industry 2021 State Education Excellence Exhibition Award-2020 Science & Technology Education Expo Scientific & Technical Organisation Expo (Whole Day) Technolog nce y cie S n o ti HIMALAYAN STATE a DEHRADUN v o n n INTERNATIONAL I h c EDUCATOR'S r a SCIENCE & e s e SUMMIT 2020 Advisory Board R TECHNOLOGY FESTIVAL 2020 Mr. Justice K.D. Shahi Mr. R.S. Meena, IPS (Retd.) Dr. S.S. Negi, IFS (Retd.) Former Judge, Allahabad High Court Ex. Director General (Admin), Uttarakhand Police Former DG of Forest & Special Secretary Environment Former Chairman, Uttarakhand State Consumer Member, Uttarakhand Human Rights Commission Vice-Chairman, Uttarakhand Migration Commission Disputes Redressal commission Dehradun (Uttarakhand) Advisor to Hon'ble Chief Minister President, Human Rights Protection Centre Uttarakahnd Er. Narendra Singh, FIE Dr. Anil Kumar Srivastva Prof. (Dr.) Narendra Singh National President, Emeritus Scientist, Ex-Director (Retd.) I.C.A.R., VPKAS Advisor to Hon'ble Chief Minister Institution of Engineers (India) Sr. Scientist, CSWCRTI Former Professor, IIT Roorkee HQ Kolkata (West Bangal) India Domain Expert, ICFRE, Adviser - BAIF, CBED Uttarakhand Dehradun (Uttarakhand) Prof. M.P.S. Bisht Er. Aditya Kumar Dinkar, FIE Prof. (Dr.) K.K. Raina, FINASc. Director Chairman, The Institution of Engineers (India) Vice-Chancellor Uttarakhand Space Application Centre & Uttara- Uttarakhand State Center DIT University khand Science Education & Research Centre Dehradun (Uttarakhand) Dehradun (Uttarakhand) Dehradun (Uttarakhand) Dr. Gopal S. Rawat FNASc. Prof. (Dr.) M.P. Jain Dr. Vijay Dhasmana Former Director Former Chancellor, IMS Unison University Vice Chancellor Wild Life Institute of India President, IIT-Roorkee Alumani Association Swami Ram Himalayan University Dehradun (Uttarakhand) Dehradun Chapter (Uttarakhand) Jolly Grant, Dehradun (Uttarakhand) Technolog nce y cie S n o ti HIMALAYAN STATE a DEHRADUN v o n n INTERNATIONAL I h c EDUCATOR'S r a SCIENCE & Award & Screening Committee e s e SUMMIT 2020 R TECHNOLOGY FESTIVAL 2020 Chairman Dr. Yogendra Narain, IAS (Retd.) Former Secretary (Defence), Government of India Former Secretary General, RAJYASABHA Chancellor, HNB Garhwal Central University National President, International Goodwill Society of India Member Member Member Member Member Mr. Subhash Kumar, IAS Rtd. Dr. R. Meenakshi Sundaram, IAS Dr. Rajendra Dobhal, FNASc. Prof. Avanish Kumar Mr. P.K. Gupta, IRS (Retd.) Former Chief Secretary, Uttarakhand Secretary, Govt. of Uttarakhand Director General, Uttarakhand Council Chairman, Commission for Scientific & Former Principal Chief Commissioner Former Chairman, UERC (School Education) for Science & Technology Technical Terminology, Union Ministry Income Tax (UP & Uttarakhand) Ombudsman Electricity, Uttarakhand President, International Goodwill Secretary, National Academy of of Education, Govt. of India Former President, All India IRS Asso. Society of India, Dehradun Chapter Sciences (India) UK Chapter Former Director, CHD, Govt. of India CEO & Director General, CRDAI (India) Member Member Member Member Member Prof. Durg Singh Chouhan Prof. S.K. Srivastava Prof. Sunil Joshi Prof. P.P. Dhyani Prof. V.K. Jain Ex Chairman & Secretary, Association Vice-Chancellor Vice-chancellor Vice-Chancellor Vice Chancellor, of Indian Universities North-Eastern Hill University Uttarakhand Ayurved University Sridev Suman State University Tezpur University Former Vice-Chancellor, APJAK Uttar (Central University) Dehradun Badshahithol, TEHRI, Uttarakhand Tezpur, ASSAM (INDIA) Pradesh Technical University & Shillong (Meghalaya), INDIA Uttarakhand Technical University Former Member, University Grant Commission & AICTE Member Member Member Member Member Secretary Prof. Me'raj Ud Din Mir Prof. Saket Kushwah Mr. Hari Singh Prof. Pradeep Kumar Sharma Kunwar Raj Asthana Vice Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor Director, Uttarakhand Technical Former Vice-chancellor Former OSD, USKKP, Central University of Kashmir, Rajeev Gandhi Central University Education Directorate, Srinagar Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricui- Govt. of Uttarakhand Ganderbal (J&K) INDIA Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh INDIA Registrar, Uttarakhand Technical ture Science
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