The one-day seminar on International Skills for Green Hydrogen organized on Monday.
It was organized jointly under the aegis of Center of Excellence 'Tagore Institute of Rural Management' of Rabindranath Tagore University and United Nations Environment Program (UNEP).
The theme of the symposium is "International Skills for Green Hydrogen". Director of United Nations Environment Program Eric Solheim, State President of Bharatiya Janata Party, V.D. Sharma as Chief Guest and Brand Ambassador of Swachh Bharat Mission and Women State Vice President Nandita Pathak of Rabindranath Tagore University as Chief Guest.
Chancellor Santosh Choubey Vice Chancellor of RNTU Prof. Brahm Prakash Pethia, CV Raman University Khandwa Vice Chancellor Arun Joshi, Founder Member of Youth of India Shailesh Singhal, Educationist Amitabh Saxena, RNTU Vice Chancellor Sangeeta Johri, Tagore Institute of Rural Management Manisha Pandey Special.
On this occasion, Eric Solheim spoke about the various dimensions of Green Hydrogen's current utility. Eric said that Indian geographical conditions are very special in terms of green energy. If this work is done in a planned manner and with the active cooperation of the youth, then we can overcome environmental pollutions to a great extent. At the same time, he said that other cities should also learn from the greenery of Bhopal and Indore.
At the same time, the Chief Guest of the programme VD Sharma said that in the present scenario, environment, green hydrogen and green energy are an important issue of the world.
He said that Indian rural culture is a boon for green energy. Rural culture has always worked to promote hydrogen energy and green energy. On this occasion, Sharma also appreciated Rabindranath Tagore University for its digital revolution. Social Entrepreneur Nandita Pathak praised this green energy movement of "Youth of India". Along with this, he also told about the projects like National Clean Ganga Mission of the Government of India.
Shailesh, Founder Member, Youth for India, who was present in the programme said that Youth for India started this youth mobilization program 45 days ago to connect the youth of the whole world with this movement regarding environment and green energy.
In these 45 days we interacted with youth from more than 62 countries. In this sequence, today we come among the youth of Bhopal and call upon them to join this Green Hydrogen Movement.
On this occasion, the Chancellor of Rabindranath Tagore University, Santosh Choubey, in his address said that the major problems of today's time are in it.
Environmental problem is a big problem and it is getting degraded continuously. It was an earlier concept in the Indian tradition that you would grow in harmony with nature. But a time came that nature got separated and man got separated. Now the time has come for all of us to unite and do the work fast in this direction.
On this occasion MoU was also signed with Rabindranath Tagore University with Youth of India and Youth for Green Hydrogen Institute. Along with this, the country's first green hydrogen policy will be made jointly by Rabindranath Tagore University, Dr. CV Raman University Khandwa and United Nation Environment Program.
Rambabu Tiwari Manoj Mishra from Delhi, Manisha Pandey from Tagore Institute of Rural Management and Donald Fernandes, CEO, AIC RNTU, were felicitated by United Nations Environment Program and Youth of India. Organic kits, organic sweets and bamboo materials manufactured by Tagore Institute of Rural Management were given to the guests as a loving gift.