Usha Martin University organized a seminar on the Indian Knowledge System (IKS), featuring esteemed academicians and researchers. The event began with an inaugural address by the Vice-Chancellor, highlighting the significance of traditional Indian wisdom in modern education.

Prof. Madhulika Kaushik, the keynote speaker, provided deep insights into the relevance of IKS and its integration into contemporary learning.

The VC highlighted how ancient Indian wisdom, including disciplines such as Ayurveda, Yoga, Mathematics, and Philosophy, continues to influence various fields globally.

Notable participants included Dr. Anil Kr Mishra (Researcher), Dr. B.N. Sinha (Dean, Academics), Dr. Arvind Hans (Dean, Faculty), Dr. Ahmir Khushro (Dean, Research), and Dr. Anupama Verma (IKS Coordinator), who shared their perspectives on the role of IKS in education and research.

Dr. Anil Kr Mishra (Registrar), who contributed to the discussion by sharing insights from his research on Indian traditional knowledge.

Dr. B.N. Sinha (Dean, Academics), who emphasized the role of universities in preserving and promoting IKS through curriculum and research.

Dr. Arvind Hans (Dean, Faculty), who spoke on the practical applications of Indian Knowledge Systems in different academic disciplines.

Dr. Ahmir Khushro (Dean, Research), who highlighted the research prospects in IKS and encouraged scholars to explore this vast domain.

Dr. Anupama Verma (IKS Coordinator), who played a crucial role in organizing the event and provided an overview of various IKS initiatives and their implementation at the university.

The seminar concluded with an engaging discussion, reinforcing the university’s commitment to preserving and promoting the Indian Knowledge System.