Organizer: IQAC and Research & Development Cell of New Delhi Institute of Management (Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University)– NRC of ICSSR sponsored
About the Conference
- When: October 04-05,2024
- Mode of the Conference: Hybrid
- Call for Papers
- Registration Fee Needed
Publications
- All selected papers will be published in an edited book bearing ISBN number
- Selected papers will be sent for potential publication in International Journal of Experimental Research and Review-A Scopus indexed journal
- Selected papers will be sent for potential publication in Empirical Economic Letters- An ABDC Journal.
With a GDP of US$ 3.7 trillion, India currently has the fifth-largest economy in the world. With more reforms, however, it is predicted to rise to the third rank in the next three years. The nation’s numerous comprehensive breakthroughs in a variety of fields, including as technology, education and skill development, healthcare, and education, among many others, highlight its amazing growth narrative. India is predicted by the IMF to be a “star performer” and contribute more than 16% to global growth in 2023–2024, with a growth rate of 7.6%. The nation’s ability to bounce back from international economic downturns and a difficult external environment has been acknowledged and valued on a worldwide scale.
Moving forward, a strategic plan that tackles major obstacles and makes the most of India’s enormous potential will be crucial to the country’s economic transformation into a developed powerhouse. The idea of equitable growth and all-around economic development propelled by innovation, infrastructural investments, sustainable initiatives, and a persistent emphasis on reforms is fundamental to this approach. Viksit Bharat, literally translated, is “Developed India.” Viksit Bharat 2047 is the government’s plan to turn the nation into a developed state by the year 2047, when it celebrates its 100th anniversary of independence. The four pillars of Viksit Bharat are Kisan (Farmers), Mahila (Women), Garib (Poor), andYuva (Youth).
The goal of Viksit Bharat is to create a wealthy nation where people from all regions may realize their full potential while living in harmony with the environment and contemporary infrastructure. The states must implement numerous changes that promote development and progress in order to fulfill the goals of Viksit Bharat. By 2047, when India would have celebrated its 100 years of independence, the goal of Viksit Bharat 2047 is to make the country a developed one. With the goal of making India a developed country by 2047, this vision takes into account several aspects of development, including social advancement, environmental sustainability, economic growth, and good governance.
- Economic Growth: All people of a Viksit Bharat should be able to enjoy opportunities and a good standard of living thanks to a robust and resilient economy.
- Environmental Sustainability: To protect India’s natural resources and biodiversity, a Viksit Bharat should have a clean, green environment.
- Social Progress: Every citizen of a Viksit Bharat should live in a dignified and peaceful society that upholds their rights. India’s rich cultural legacy should be respected and celebrated by society on the basis of equity, diversity, and fairness.
- Good Governance: A Viksit Bharat ought to have flexible laws, responsible officials, and sensible policies. A good governance system is one that allows for the collection of reliable data, the analysis of areas in need of improvement, and the quick action of improving the nation through collaboration, introspection, empathy, and consultation.
Target Audience
- Academicions / Researchers / Policy Makers and Regulators
- Industry Experts / Rating Agencies / Law Firms
- Chartered Accountants / Cost Accountants / Company Secretaries / Financial Consultants and Practitioners
- NGOs and Registered Societies / Trusts
- Economists
Conference Objectives
- To provide a platform for participants to connect and collaborate in research initiatives.
- To share and exchange the experience and views of leading Academicians, Corporates, Researchers and Scholars about the theme of the Conference.
- To share the knowledge of various participants on digital transformation: embracing change and creating value.
- To collect and collate the experiences and views of different participants and derive an optimized and beneficial outcome of the Conference.
Area/Tracks of the Conference
There are 5 themes of Viksit Bharat, which are as follows:
- Empowered Indians (Health, Education, Nari Shakti, Sports, Culture, Caring Society)
- Thriving and Sustainable Economy (Industry, Energy, Agriculture, Infrastructure, Services, Green Economy, Cities)
- Innovation, Science and Technology (Research and Development, Startups, Digital)
- Good Governance and Security
- India in the World
Track-1: Reform
- Thriving and Sustainable Economy (Industry, Energy, Agriculture, Infrastructure, Services, Green Economy,Cities)
- Viksit Bharat: Challenges and Avenues for Fiscal Reforms
- Emerging Technologies in Governance by Startups
- Infrastructural Development: The Roadmap
Track-2: Transform
- Viksit Bharat’s vision and global dynamics
- Digital Transformation for India’s Techade
- Bharat in the World: A Global Perspective
- Growing and Sustainable Economy for Industries
- Role of Research & Development in Citizen Centric Services
- Emerging Technologies in Governance by Startups
Track-3: Perform
- Science, Technology, and Digital Advancement: An ongoing futuristic vision
- District level initiative in e-Governance: Review and Requirements
- Emerging Technologies for providing services to nation
- Digital Transformation for enhancing Ease of living
- Bureaucratic Role in Infrastructure Development for Citizens
- Enhancement in Education and Skill Development
- Environmental Sustainability: The Issue of Balance
Call for Papers
Conceptual as well as empirical papers are invited from Industry, Academicians, Professionals, Research scholars and Students of various disciplines on any related theme or area. All the accepted will be presented in the Conference. The Corporate/Academicians/Research Scholars can present their papers through a Power-Point Presentation. Each presenter will get an e-certificate of presentation. In addition, certificates will also be provided to the best paper of Each Session.
Submission Guidelines
The review committee will review the paper. Only those full research papers approved by the review committee will be selected for presentation in the Conference. The electronic copy should be mailed to conference@ndimdelhi.in author(s) will be notified of acceptance within 2 weeks of submission.
Guidelines for full paper
Abstracts must include a clear indication of the purpose of research, research methodology, major results, implications, and key references. The author(s) should clearly mention under what area of interest of the conference the abstract is to be included.
They should adhere to the following: Length: 200 words excluding title/cover page and references Font: Times New Roman Font Size: 12 points Spacing: 1.5 Title page: Title, author(s), affiliation(s), contact details. The electronic version of the paper must include a clear indication of the purpose of research, objectives, research methodology, major results, implications, and key references.
The electronic version of the paper must include a clear indication of the purpose of research, objectives, research methodology, major results, implications, and key references. They should adhere to the following:
- Manuscript should be of 2500-4000 words approximately, excluding tables, graphs & charts.
- All text should be in 1.5 space with 1-inch margins on all the sides on A4 size paper using the Font Times New Roman of size 12.
- The first page of the manuscript should have the title of the paper, name of the author(s), organizational affiliation, complete mailing address, phone number, fax number and E- mail address. Please do not indicate author name, Affiliation or any other such information in the manuscript elsewhere.
- Second page of the manuscript should have the abstract of 200 words.
- All tables, charts, and graphs should be placed in appropriate places, and numbered continuously in Arabic numerical as referred to in the text. The sources, wherever necessary, should be mentioned at the bottom.
- Last page of the manuscript must have a brief autobiographical sketch of the author(s), about 100 words.
- References should be arranged in alphabetical order and as per the APA (American Psychological Association) Guidelines.
Important Dates:
- Submission of Full Paper : August 1 to Sept 15, 2024
- Acceptance of Full paper : August 5 to Sept 30, 2024
- International Conference : 04-05, October, 2024
Registration Fees:
- Students/Research Scholars: INR 1000/-
- Academicians / Industry : INR. 2,000/-
Payment Details
Account No – 50100739558221
Name – NDIM (U) RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
IFSC Code – HDFC0000027
Account Type – Savings
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For any query, mail at conference@ndimdelhi.in
Conference Committee
Patron: Dr. Bindu Kumar, Chairperson, NDIM, New Delhi
Co- Patron: Mr. Ayush Kumar, Vice President, SECC, New Delhi
Conference Convener: Dr. Niraj Saxena, Professor NDIM, New Delhi
Conference Co-ordinator: Prof. (Dr.) Madhu Arora, Professor & Dean-Research, NDIM, New Delhi
How to reach NDIM, New Delhi
NDIM Delhi is a premier professional management college situated at the Heart of South Delhi. Website: http://www.ndim.edu.in
Address: 61 – Tughlakabad Institutional Area, Behind Batra Hospital, New Delhi 110062,
Nearest Metro Stations: Saket Metro Station, Govind Puri Metro Station and Badarpur Border Metro Station.