PM Modi Emphasizes Scientific Research at Emerging Science Conclave 2026
At the Emerging Science, Technology and Innovation Conclave, PM Modi outlines India's vision for a self-reliant future driven by innovation.
PM Modi inaugurated the Emerging Science Conclave in New Delhi.
The event focuses on India's technological advancements and self-reliance.
Discussions will cover 12 thematic areas, including AI and biotechnology.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Emerging Science, Technology and Innovation Conclave 2026 on October 27 in New Delhi, emphasizing the importance of scientific research and innovation in building a developed India. He stated that the nation’s ambition to become Viksit Bharat hinges on these foundational elements, which are crucial for addressing global challenges.
During his address, PM Modi highlighted India's achievements during the COVID-19 pandemic, where the country successfully developed its own vaccine and conducted a massive vaccination campaign while also supplying vaccines to other nations. This, he noted, exemplifies the self-confidence and capability of 21st-century India in the realm of science and technology.
The three-day conclave, running from October 27 to 29, aims to gather prominent scientists, researchers, and industry leaders to discuss emerging technologies and set priorities for India's scientific endeavors. The event will cover 12 thematic areas, including artificial intelligence, biotechnology, advanced materials, and healthcare, focusing on how to translate scientific research into practical applications.
In addition to discussions, the conclave will feature a technology and innovation exhibition showcasing indigenous scientific achievements. Approximately 150 deep-tech startups will present their innovations, illustrating the potential applications of these technologies across various sectors. This exhibition aims to foster collaboration and inspire new ideas among participants.
Looking ahead, the conclave is expected to pave the way for future initiatives in science and technology, reinforcing India's commitment to self-reliance and leadership in global innovation. The outcomes of this event will likely influence national policies and strategies in the coming years.
