Experts Explore Environmental Chemistry at Delhi Academic Lecture
Bharatiya Itihas Sankalan Yojana Samiti, Delhi Province, and Madhav Sanskriti Nyas organise lecture on environmental chemistry and sustainable development.
- Delhi lecture focuses on environmental chemistry and sustainability
- Professor Balram Pani discusses traditional knowledge systems
- Academics examine environmental challenges and possible solutions
- More than 150 teachers, researchers and students attend
GG News Bureau
New Delhi, 19th Oct: The Bharatiya Itihas Sankalan Yojana Samiti, Delhi Province, and Madhav Sanskriti Nyas jointly organised a special lecture on environmental chemistry and sustainable development under the “Nāmūlaṃ Likhyate Kiñchit” lecture series on Saturday.
Professor Balram Pani, Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Dean of Colleges at the University of Delhi, delivered the lecture on “Environmental Chemistry and Sustainable Development: Knowledge Traditions, Challenges and Possibilities”. The programme began at 2 pm and brought together academics, researchers, teachers and students from various universities.
During his address, Professor Pani highlighted the importance of environmental chemistry in protecting the environment and advancing sustainable development. He discussed traditional knowledge systems, contemporary environmental challenges and potential approaches to addressing them.
The lecture examined how established knowledge traditions could inform present-day environmental thinking and contribute to identifying solutions to sustainability concerns.
Dr. Balmukund Pandey, National Organising Secretary of the Akhil Bharatiya Itihas Sankalan Yojana, was present to provide guidance. Professor Dharmchand Chaubey, president of the Bharatiya Itihas Sankalan Yojana, Delhi Province, chaired the programme.
Professor Praveen Garg, executive president, delivered the vote of thanks, while Dr. Preeti Upadhyay conducted the proceedings.
Several office-bearers and members of the organisation attended the event, including National Secretary Dr. Ratnesh Tripathi; national team members Dr. Narendra Shukla and Dr. Alok Tripathi; Delhi Province vice-presidents Professor Akhilesh Kumar Dubey and Professor Yuthika Mishra; and Delhi Province organising secretary Dr. Ajay.
Other attendees included Dr. Asmit Sharma, office in-charge for Delhi Province; Sachin Jha, treasurer for Delhi Province; Mukesh Upadhyay, national office in-charge of ABISY; and academics Dr. Ashutosh Tiwari, Dr. Abhishek Tiwari, Dr. Satya Prakash, Dr. Ramakant, Dr. Kaushalendra, Dr. Rajvanti, Dr. Rachna, Dr. Saurabh Mishra and Dr. Aparna.
Aditya Kumar, Krishna Dwivedi, Ayush Dwivedi and Pankaj Mishra were also among those present.
More than 150 participants, including office-bearers, life members, university faculty members, teachers, researchers and students, attended the programme.
