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INSA-Profile Brochure-Final-3.Indd SCIENC AL E N AC IO A T D A E N M Y Y N A I D N N I bUlk I INSA S NAL CIEN IO CE T A A C N A N D A E I M D Y Y N N I I Regn no. 389, Socie es Act XXI of 1860 eSa lw;Z ls mRlftZr ije ÅtkZ dk vkàku djrk gw¡ I invoke the supreme energy emanated by the Sun Hkkjrh; jk"Vªh; foKku vdkneh ubZ fnYyh INDIAN NATIONAL SCIENCE ACADEMY New Delhi ORIGINS men oned objec ves of the Academy, na onally and interna onally. The origins of Indian Na onal Science Academy trace back to the founding of Na onal Ins tute of Sciences in INSA thereby strives to serve as a catalyst in the promo on India (NISI) in 1935 in Calcu ta. NISI was recognized by of science, scien fi c temper and scien fi c endeavours in the Government of India, as a Premier Na onal Scien fi c the country through a mul tude of ac vi es. INSA also Society. NISI moved to its present premises in Delhi in 1951. coordinates the ac vi es of Indian Na onal Commission A Government of India's decision in 1968 mandated INSA to for History of Science and through it, records and supports represent India in all the interna onal science fora. In 1970, research in this discipline. INSA disseminates and chronicles NISI was renamed as the Indian Na onal Science Academy knowledge through books and research journals and other (INSA). Its campus at the Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg came publica ons. into being during 1951 with a major expansion during late Recogni on and promo on of talent in science and 80’s-mid 90’s culmina ng with the inaugura on of the technology is achieved by INSA through admission of Golden Jubilee Building in 1996. outstanding scien sts to its Fellowship and by the selec on of meritorious young scien sts for medals/awards through a rigorous selec on process. INSA supports the senior scien sts to harness their exper se for the Na onal good. GOVERNANCE NISI 1951 INSA 1963 INSA is governed through a Council comprising the President, 6 Vice-Presidents, 20 members and a nominee each from the Government of India; Na onal Academy of Sciences (NASI), Allahabad; Indian Science Congress Associa on, Kolkata and the Asia c Society, Kolkata. With the excep on of the nominees, each member has a 3 year term, such that a third of council members rotate off every year. This system of rota on provides a dynamic and a seamless INSA 2018 framework for the working of the council – that at any me has an equal measure of experienced and new members. Currently INSA forms a key element of the Scien fi c The members are elected from the INSA fellowship, fi rmament of India in all its dimensions and it works as an through a ballot. The President and the 6 Vice-Presidents autonomous ins tu on under the aegis of the Department coordinate day-to-day aff airs of various programmes like of Science and Technology, Government of India. science promo on, resource management, publica ons, INSA acts as a body of science and scien sts of eminence, informa cs, interna onal aff airs, fellowships and science for the promo on and safeguarding the interests of science & society and the implementa on of all INSA programs is and scien sts in India. carried out by its administra ve and technical staff . INSA is represented in other organisa ons that include OBJECTIVES Council of Indian Sta s cal Ins tute; Indian Council of Philosophical Research; Indian Science Congress The basic objec ve of INSA is to promote science by Associa on; Indian Associa on for the Cul va on of (a) Iden fying, nurturing, and promo ng scien fi c Science; Indian Na onal Academy of Engineering; Indian talent; Ins tute of Advanced Study; and C.R. Rao Ins tute of (b) Suppor ng scien fi c research; Mathema cs, Sta s cs & Computer Science. (c) Informing the Governments on societal aspects of science and policies through well researched, evidence- LEADERSHIP based science; INSA has been privileged that dis nguished scien sts and (d) Engage in ac vi es for the future of science, educa on, technocrats have served as the Presidents of the Academy. and research in their broadest dimensions; Implicitly, INSA feels proud of having provided the leaders (e) To perform all other acts that may assist in, or of Indian science who have substan vely shaped the des ny be necessary for the fulfi llment of the above of India. CREATING RESPONSIBLE ACADEMIA STRENGTHENING SCIENCE FIRMAMENT Presently ISC has 40 interna onal scien fi c Unions/ Associa ons and over 140 regional and na onal scien fi c bodies. INSA enables par cipa on of Indian Scien sts in Interna onal programmes/congresses through its associa on with ISC, IAP, TWAS, AASSA, etc. and through its bilateral exchange programs. It also conducts numerous ac vi es to enhance scien fi c temper. Interna onal Science Council As per the decision of the Government of India, INSA is the only adhering organisa on that can represent India in the interna onal Science programs of Interna onal Science Council (ISC). Thus, INSA represents India, in 27 interna onal unions of ISC. INSA also caters to the adherence of India in other interna onal programs like the Programs on Polar Ice Caps, Interna onal Geosphere Biosphere Program, and the Future Earth. Indian ac vi es corresponding to each of the Interna onal Union are coordinated through a commi ee of experts selected on the basis of their domain exper se keeping in mind the ins tu onal, regional and gender representa on. The Na onal Commi ees for Interna onal Unions plan for the scien fi c ac vi es in India and for Indian representa on in the ac vi es of the council. Currently, based on their nomina ons by the Na onal Commi ees, about 100 scien sts occupy important posi ons in various unions. INSA also encourages and supports, Indian bids for interna onal congresses and other regional scale programs and, has an excellent track record of success in these eff orts. Illustrious Presidents of INSA Lewis Leigh Fermor (1935-36); Megh Nad Saha (1937-38); Lt. Col. Ram Nath Chopra Bilateral Exchanges (1939-40); Baini Prasad (1941-42); Jnan Chandra Ghosh (1943-44); D.N. Wadia (1945-46); Shan Swarup Bhatnagar (1947-48); Satyendra Nath Bose (1949-50); Sunder Lal Hora Over the years, INSA has developed numerous inter- (1951-52); K.S. Krishnan (1953-54); Amulya Chandra Ukil (1955-56); P.C. Mahalanobis (1957-58); Sisir Kumar Mitra (1959-60); Ajudhia Nath Khosla (1961-62); Homi Jehangir academy interna onal linkages/ exchange programs that Bhabha (1963-64); V.R. Khanolkar (1965-66); T.R. Seshadri (1959-60); Atma Ram (1961- 62); B.R. Seshachar (1963-64); D.S. Kothari (1965-66); Benjamin Peary Pal (1975-76); Raja Ramanna (1977-78); Vulimiri Ramalingaswami (1979-80); M.G.K. Menon (1981-82); Arun Kumar Sharma (1983-84); C.N.R. Rao (1985-86); Autar Singh Paintal (1987-88); Man Mohan Sharma (1989-90); P.N. Tandon (1991-92); S.K. Joshi (1993-95); Srinivasan Varadarajan (1996-98); Goverdhan Mehta (1999-2001); M.V.S. Valiathan (2002-04); R.A. Mashelkar (2005-07); M. Vijayan (2008-10); Krishan Lal (2011-13); Raghavendra Gadagkar (2014-16); A.K. Sood (2017-) INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMMES As mandated by the Government of India, INSA has developed extensive interfaces and exchange programs with interna onal bodies, including the Interna onal Council of Scien fi c Unions (ICSU). Recent merger of ICSU and Interna onal Social Science Council (ISSC), resulted in forma on of Interna onal Science Council (ISC). INSA is also Exchange of “Agreement on Scien fi c and Technical Coopera on” between making eff orts to liaise with its Social Science counterparts. INSA and the Na onal Academy of Sciences of Belarus on September 12, 2017 REPRESENTING INDIA INTERNATIONALLY DEVELOPING BILATERAL EXCHANGES facilitate interac on and collabora on of Scien sts in India with their counterparts elsewhere. Currently INSA has formally approved exchange programs with 59 Academies in 50 countries. Bilateral programmes like E enne Wolff and Ramanujan Lecture Series (with France) and the Leopoldina Lecture Series between INSA-German Academy of Sciences also exist. Inter-Academy Partnership INSA played a major role in the forma on of Inter-Academy Partnership (IAP) that evolved from earlier Inter-Academy Panel founded in 1994. The IAP now has 130-members with a focus on co-opera ve ac vi es in Science, Health and Research, and, more recently on the UN ini a ves on Sustainable Development Goals and the Commonwealth IAP Conference held during September 28–30, 2015 in INSA premises ini a ve on Global Change. Science Council of Asia (SCA) is another partnership where INSA recently proposed that Science Academies play a INSA has a prominent role. proac ve role in developing and dissemina ng science and help in transla onal research, deriving and transmi ng The World Academy of Sciences developments, and grass-root innova on from one na on INSA plays a major role in the ac vi es of the The World to the other. Academy of Sciences (TWAS), with a signifi cant number Asian Academies of INSA fellows being TWAS Fellows. TWAS has a current membership of 80 na ons. INSA hosted the annual INSA has played an proac ve role in the development of a mee ngs of TWAS twice to discuss scien fi c issues germane regional network and partnership of 34-member Associa on to the developing world and sends delega on to each of the of Academies and Socie es of Sciences in Asia (AASSA).
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