Agriculture is the backbone of India's economy. It provides a reliable source of revenue to the citizens and post agricultural revolution, there was little progress for our nation's farmers. The government has redirected its attention to focus on the development of these farmers through various schemes and mechanisms, such as providing nominal rates for seeds and water; providing the farmers with harvesting tools; and offering them insurance for themselves and their harvest, amongst others.

This conference looks into various policies reforms in agriculture sector and how it has anchored India’s economy towards stability and resilience.

• Insurance model for Farmers
• Horticulture and Food Processing
• Improving the Farm Production
• New technologies in Agriculture
• Opportunities in Allied sectors

Administrative reforms are a crucial aspect which contemplates on the governance model of any government. This conference gives a focal point on administrative development and reforms which is crucial for development of any country. For which, many innovative e- governance initiatives, capacity building steps areundertaken to revamp the structure and process towards citizen –centric governance with efficient grievance redressal system. For example, in India, Mission Karmayogi and Sevottam have reflected the vision and mission of India’s efforts towards citizen-centric governance. The new initiative of lateral entry into the civil services has increased a healthy competition and while rejecting the notation of closed bureaucratic model.

• iGOT, Karma Yogi (Digital Training Platform)
• Public Grievances Mechanism Models
• Digital India, Digital Interactive Platforms
• Public Service Delivery – Challenges
• Capacity Development & Public Institutions
• Open Government, Key to Good Governance
• Citizen Centric administration & global best practices

Development of an economy remains a little skeptical if the numbers don’t add up, as we have a variety of policies and reforms introduced into the system, which have revamped the financial sector of the Indian economy. Tailing from taxes (GST) to Jan Dhan , from Demonetization to Digitization everything has boosted the growth of our economy multi-fold.

Thus, in recent times several new policies and reforms are introduced in India to revamps its economic.

This conference would like to scrutinize several such economic reforms tailing from taxes (GST) to Jan Dhan, from Demonetization to Digitization everything has boosted the growth of our economy multi-fold.

• Way forward for achieving $5 Trillion economy
• Digital Economy
• Economy and Multilateralism
• Tax Reforms
• Monetary Policy
• Economy and Development Banks

Every transitioning economy undergoes through modernization which aims at improving energy efficiency infrastructure and labour productivity. India is concurrently encountering modernization in three aspects: Agricultural, Industrial, and Technological. These will require a higher demand of energy. As there is scarcity, fossil fuel transitioning to renewal energy is a need of the hour. As India pledged to achieve 50% electricity from non-fossil-based energy sources by 2030 and net zero by 2070.

This conference will look into the India’s changing energy infrastructure and energy transition policies which has created a constructive impact on human welfare and access to energy. Thus, this track scrutinize this modal shift in policy realm which keeps India at the fore front of renewable energy with its self-reliance, and self- dependent policies.

• UJWALA
• Sagar Mala
• UJALA
• PM KUSUM Yojana
• Rural Electrification (DUGJY)
• National Green Hydrogen Mission

A progressive economy is where the citizens enjoy basic services such as access to clean drinking water, 24*7 energy supply, smart education, affordable housing and adequate food and nutrients. This conference underlines the various priorities undertaken by government, to improve the well-being of the people, and progressively of the economy. Further, it glances into the affirmative steps undertaken by our caretakers to provide us with affordable healthcare, affordable education, and other basic necessities. Thus, embarking on how a well- considered societal and administrative reforms play a vital part in improvement of system and making it more transparent, and more efficient.

• Social Security Scheme
• PM Garib Kalyan Yojana
• Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan
• Mission Indra Dhanush
• Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao
• Jal Jeevan Mission – Har Ghar Jal
• Ayushman Bharat PM JAY
• PM SVANidhi Scheme

In 2015, the United Nations legislated the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a worldwide call to action to eradicate poverty, protect the environment, and ensure that everyone experiences peace and prosperity by 2030. This conference would like to recognize the efforts put forth by India towards it’s SDG goals and evaluate on the polices which are transmitted into action at grassroot level.

• Government Action- Localizing SDG’s
• SDG’s and Good Governance
• SDG’s and Urban Governance
• SDG’s and Human Development
• SDG’s and Public-Private Partnerships
• SDG’s and Global Best Practices
• Media and Communication

Education is a fundamental right. Human capital is a vital requirement for economic development and robust institutions. It has been demonstrated that the quality of education in terms of measurable abilities has a significant effect on earnings and health at the individual level, as well as on economic growth and employment rates at the macro level.

This conference would like to explore the role of National Education Policy (NEP), among other perspectives, in setting up the blue-print for future generations.

• De-coding NEP
• Promoting quality research
• Quality of Higher Education
• Technological Interventions Education System
• Regulatory System in Education
• Smart Schools