Jalandhar March 4 (Jaswinder Singh Azad)- Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, under the visionary leadership of Principal Dr. Ajay Sareen, successfully hosted a National Seminar on “Innovative Pathways for a Sustainable Future: Bridging Environment, Entrepreneurship, and Sustainability” in collaboration with the National EduTrust of India. The seminar brought together eminent speakers, researchers and experts to discuss transformative solutions in sustainable entrepreneurship, green technologies, waste management, renewable energy and environmental conservation.
Dr. Dipan Sahu, Assistant Innovation Director, Ministry of Education’s Innovation Cell, Govt. of India, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest and Resource Person. He emphasized, “Sustainability is no longer an option but a necessity. Green innovations and technology-driven solutions must be at the core of future entrepreneurship to ensure economic growth without compromising the environment.” Mr. Samarth Sharma from the National EduTrust of India highlighted the importance of integrating sustainability into corporate frameworks, stating, “Businesses must embrace green investments and sustainable models to create lasting economic and social impact. The role of policy, industry collaboration, and research in this domain is indispensable.”
The seminar witnessed stimulating discussions on sustainable entrepreneurship, green business innovations, and corporate social responsibility. Experts shed light on emerging trends in green financing, circular economy models, sustainable branding, and social entrepreneurship, showcasing how businesses can strike a balance between profitability and environmental stewardship. A major part of the seminar was devoted to green technologies, waste management, and renewable energy solutions, with experts presenting cutting-edge research on nanotechnology advancements, smart energy grids, AI-driven sustainability models, and bioplastics as alternatives to conventional materials.
The speakers stressed the integration of technology and policy measures
The discussions covered waste-to-wealth strategies, biochar utilization, and IoT-based solutions for clean energy. Another crucial session focused on sustainable agriculture and environmental challenges, addressing stubble burning, climate-resilient crops, IoT-based smart irrigation systems, and pollution forecasting using advanced computing techniques. The speakers stressed the integration of technology and policy measures to combat environmental degradation while promoting sustainable agricultural practices. The event also explored green marketing, consumer behavior, and ethical business models, analyzing the role of sustainability in consumer decision-making, sustainable fashion, eco-tourism, and digital marketing’s impact on green transitions.
Speaking on the occasion, Principal Dr. Ajay Sareen expressed her pride in hosting this landmark event, stating, “HMV is committed to fostering innovation and environmental responsibility. This seminar serves as a catalyst for discussions that bridge academia, industry, and policymakers in pursuit of a greener future.” Convener Dr. Anjana Bhatia remarked, “Our goal is to inspire young minds to explore sustainable solutions and integrate them into their entrepreneurial and research pursuits. The insights shared today will significantly contribute to shaping future policies and practices.” Coordinator Mrs. Meenu Kohli emphasized, “This seminar was a step forward in igniting meaningful conversations and collaborations that can transform sustainability challenges into opportunities.”