Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankar to inaugurate the 25th National Conference of Chairpersons today

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Jan 11 Saturday, 2025 Bengaluru: Inauguration of the 25th National Conference of Chairpersons
Vice-President of India, Jagdeep Dhankar, is scheduled to be the chief guest for the inauguration of the 25th National Conference of Chairpersons in Bengaluru on January 11, Saturday. The conference is one of the most prominent events that unite chairpersons of various sectors, who come to discuss important issues, share knowledge, and outline future strategies.

Visit to Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL)

During his visit to Bengaluru, Vice-President Dhankar would be attending the Research & Development (R&D) function of Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL). BEL is a leading Defence Public Sector Unit under the Government of India. It designs and develops electronic and electro-mechanical equipment at its own factory. The Vice-President’s visit to BEL highlights the importance of indigenous defense manufacturing and the role of R&D in driving innovation and self-reliance in the sector.
Interaction with BHEL Scientists and Officials

In addition to his engagement at BEL, Vice President Dhankar will also be interacting with scientists and officials of Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) in Bengaluru. BHEL is another major public sector enterprise in the field of power equipment manufacturing and is a leader among others in the Indian power sector. During this visit, the Vice-President will get to understand the latest developments, challenges, and future plans at BHEL and encourage the scientists and officials towards achieving excellence in their field.

Significance of the Visit

The Vice-President’s visit to Bengaluru, which included his inauguration of the 25th National Conference of Chairpersons and his interactions at BEL and BHEL, underscores the government’s focus on promoting indigenous manufacturing, research and development, and innovation in key sectors such as defense and power. It also reflects the importance of Bengaluru as a hub for technology, innovation, and industry in India. Through such engagements, the Vice-President aims to foster a spirit of collaboration, innovation, and growth among various stakeholders, contributing to the country’s overall development and progress. Keep Reading Questiqa India and Bharat for more.

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