The SSVM Group of Institutions in Coimbatore, India is set to host the third edition of the "Transforming India Conclave 2024," a three-day educational event showcasing the theme 'Resilient Today, Sustainable Tomorrow,' from September 1st to 3rd. With a line-up of esteemed speakers and various award categories for students and teachers, the conclave aims to inspire and equip India's youth and educators to become catalysts of transformation for the nation. More information about the conclave can be found on https://ssvmtransformingindia.com/.
The SSVM Group of Institutions in Coimbatore, India, is gearing up to host the third edition of the "Transforming India Conclave" from September 1st to 3rd, 2024. This three-day educational event will focus on the theme 'Resilient Today, Sustainable Tomorrow.'
Background
The Transforming India Conclave was launched in 2020 with the aim of inspiring and equipping India's youth and educators to become catalysts of transformation for the nation. The conclave provides a platform for thought leaders, industry experts, and policymakers to share their insights on emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities related to India's development.
2024 Conclave
The 2024 conclave will feature:
Objectives
The Transforming India Conclave aims to:
Top 5 FAQs
1. Who can attend the Transforming India Conclave?
The conclave is open to students, teachers, policymakers, industry professionals, and anyone interested in contributing to India's transformation.
2. How can I register for the conclave?
Registration details will be available soon on the official website: https://ssvmtransformingindia.com/.
3. What is the theme of the 2024 conclave?
The theme of the 2024 conclave is 'Resilient Today, Sustainable Tomorrow.'
4. What are the award categories for students and teachers?
The award categories will be announced on the official website closer to the event date.
5. What were the highlights of previous Transforming India Conclaves?
The Transforming India Conclave 2024 promises to be an extraordinary platform for fostering innovation, collaboration, and transformation in India. By bringing together a diverse group of stakeholders, the conclave aims to empower the nation's youth and educators with the knowledge, skills, and inspiration they need to build a resilient and sustainable future.
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