Indian science

Our effort in this direction started by establishing IITs; at Kharagpur, Bombay, Madras, Kanpur, and Delhi. First Nuclear test arranged in 1974, Pokhran. We have SAIL established in 1973 to monitor the public sector steel plants at Bhilai, Bokaro, Durgapur, Rourkela etc.

                The Setbacks in management are; Unethical practice, misuse of power, faulty promotions, corruption in management, and many such untold things. We need industrial revolution, which comes out through ignited innovative minds. State [Nation] should search for such minds and use them. Effective supervision and enabling atmosphere are needed. There should be commitment, cooperation and information sharing among the industries and the universities.

IT IS THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY THAT RULES THE WORLD.

Wealth of a nation depends on the knowledge and innovation.

We need high quality science within the country. We need strong regional research establishments. The industries need to invest more than the government to nurture good science and research in India.

America grew because of high quality scientists in 1908 and onwards. It culminated in 1940s. Similarly japan started after Second World War and matured in 1960s. Now Singapore and china are investing heavily in science and research activities. If that is the case, why would not India determine to go ahead without waiting and losing precious time?

The younger generation should be encouraged to take risks to think differently, to innovate and apply their knowledge so gained for the development of India.