The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication at Banaras Hindu University became a hub of progressive discourse this Saturday, hosting the International Conference on Viksit Bharat@2047. The event, centered on the synergy of education, culture, and innovation, meticulously explored how traditional values, modern teaching methods, and technological advancements can collectively fuel India's ambitious journey to become a developed nation by 2047.
Editor Sanjay Mishra's Keynote on Development and Education
The conference's pivotal moment was the address delivered by Editor Sanjay Mishra. He presented a compelling narrative on the inseparable link between national development and a robust educational framework. Mishra argued that true progress is impossible without an educational system rooted in ethics and a broader purpose, moving beyond the narrow focus on academic credentials.
The Transformative Role of the National Education Policy
Providing specific and insightful commentary, Mishra framed the National Education Policy (NEP) as a transformative roadmap for the nation. He emphasized that the policy is strategically designed to redefine the very aim of education, steering it away from the pursuit of mere certification towards fostering holistic growth in every student.
His discourse also delved into the critical importance of character building, underscoring that academic knowledge must be paired with strong moral fiber. Furthermore, he highlighted the essential role of the youth, identifying them as the primary architects who will shape the society of a developed India by 2047.
