AIMA Young Leaders Summit | 10th December; IHC, New Delhi, India

AIMA Young Leaders Summit 2025 Future-Ready: Innovate, Inspire, Impact Wednesday, 10 December 2025 | India Habitat Centre, New Delhi Greetings from AIMA YLC! AIMA, as you know, is the apex body for management in India with over 38,000 members and 6,000 institutions, working closely with industry, Government, academia, and students to promote excellence in management practice. Established over 60 years ago, AIMA is a non-lobbying, not-for-profit organization, represented on several policy-making bodies of the Government of India and national associations. In its endeavor to provide a platform to young leaders to shape the management destiny of the country, AIMA has constituted the Young Leaders Council (YLC). The objective of the Council is to create a non-lobbying platform for young leaders from across Industry and Sectors, who are ushering in a new era of change in India, which will allow them to engage with each other on a regular basis. We are pleased to inform you that AIMA YLC is organizing the 2nd edition of the AIMA Young Leaders Summit , scheduled to be held on Wednesday, 10 December 2025 at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. The theme for this year's Summit is "Future-Ready: Innovate, Inspire, Impact". In a fast-changing and interconnected world, the conference will explore how young leaders can embrace innovation, inspire change, and create meaningful impact. Through thought-provoking sessions, expert-led discussions, and engaging fireside chats, the event will focus on leadership strategies, digital transformation, entrepreneurship, and future skills. The first edition of the YLC Summit, held in December 2024, received an overwhelming response with participation from over 400 young professionals and an array of eminent speakers. This year's programme looks exciting with some of the confirmed speakers — Hon'ble Dr. Justice D.Y. Chandrachud,  Former Chief Justice of India;  Sunil Kant Munjal, Past President, AIMA and Chairman, Hero Enterprise; T V Mohandas Pai, Past President, AIMA & Chairman, Aarin Capital Partners & Co-Founder, 3one4 Capital ; Vineet Agarwal , Managing Director, Transport Corporation of India Ltd; Vikram Chandra, Founder, Editorji; Abhishek Singh , Additional Secretary, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology and CEO, AI India Mission; Deep Kalra, Founder & Chairman, MakeMyTrip; Ian Schubach, CEO, Red Leaf, Australia ; Manu Jain, Tech Entrepreneur, CEO, G42 India; Former Global VP & India CEO, Xiaomi; Former Co-founder, Jabong (UAE); Rajiv Makhni, Tech Guru & Managing Director, NDTV; Rekha Sethi , Director General, AIMA; Santosh Kumar, Immediate Past Chairman, AIMA Young Leaders Council and Director, SPJIMR; Arun Pandit, National Chairman, AIMA Young Leaders Council & Co-Founder, Hyphen SCS — to name a few amongst many others. A flyer detailing speakers and other information is enclosed. We shall share the updated programme agenda once we receive your confirmation. Summit Flyer |  Registration Form We cordially invite you to join us for the Summit. No delegate fee is being charged. However, pre-registration and confirmation are a must for participation. Since seats are limited and registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis, kindly confirm your participation by registering through the below registration form at the earliest, latest by 10 November 2025. We look forward to receiving your confirmation and to having you with us at the Summit. Best regards, Rhythem Malik Young Leaders Council All India Management Association (AIMA) Landline: +91 11 43128100 Extn: 157

CSSP Lecture "Science Diplomacy in the Era of Techno-nationalism" | 6th November, 10:00

Centre for Studies in Science Policy

School of Social Sciences, JNU

 Cordially invites you to

 

 CSSP Lecture Series Talk on

Science Diplomacy in the Era of Techno-nationalism

by

Dr. B. Chagun Basha 

(Office of the PSA, GoI)

Venue: Seminar Room, ABVSME, JNU

Time: 10:00 a.m.

Date: Thursday, 6th November 2025

Mode: Physical

 

All are welcome to attend the lecture.

 Coordinators, CSSP Lecture Series

November 2025 edition of Web of Science Training & Certification Program

Register for this free program starting November 24

View online Web of Science Training & Certification Program 2025 Join this free program starting November 24. Register now Welcome to the November 2025 edition of 'Web of Science Training & Certification Program'. This is a series of free WebEx trainings being conducted by the Clarivate product experts on various aspects of the Web of Science platform to support academic institutions with effective scientific discovery and writing. Program Schedule Session-1 | Monday, 24 November 2025 at 11:00AM (India) Session-2 | Wednesday, 26 November 2025 at 11:00AM (India) Session-3 | Friday, 28 November 2025 at 11:00AM (India) Additional note A quiz will be conducted for participants that have attended all the 3 webinars. Only attendees that score >=70% in the quiz will be given a certificate. Register for free by clicking here. Topics that will be covered:   • Getting Started with Web of Science: Smart Discovery, Smarter Strategy • Organize, Cite, Collaborate: EndNote and Ethical AI Tools for Research Management • From Discovery to Impact: Publishing Smart and Using Metrics Responsibly    Speaker Vishav Sharma Senior Customer Success Consultant Clarivate

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CfP: International Conference on Green Hydrogen ICGH2025 | 11–12 November, Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi

International Conference on Green Hydrogen (ICGH-2025)

organized by the Government of India 

11–12 November 2025 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi

As key stakeholders in India's energy and industrial transformation, your participation will add immense value to the conference deliberations. ICGH-2025 will convene global leaders from industry, utilities, academia, and policy to advance discussions on innovation, technology, and pathways for building a robust Green Hydrogen ecosystem. We respectfully request your kind participation, enabling maximum engagement and benefit for those interested. The agenda and registration details are available at  https://www.icgh.in/. We look forward to your esteemed presence at ICGH-2025. 

About The Event: India launched the National Green Hydrogen Mission on 4th January, 2023. The Mission aims to establish a Green Hydrogen ecosystem in India. This will require synergizing demand and supply, creation of enabling policy and regulatory frameworks for innovative and affordable solutions. Green Hydrogen can replace fossil fuels and fossil-based feedstocks in several hard-to-abate sectors like Refineries, Fertilizers, Steel and Chemicals and also in sectors like Aviation and Shipping. The Government of India is organizing an International Conference on Green Hydrogen (ICGH-2025) on 11-12 November 2025 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi to discuss the recent advances and upcoming technologies across the entire Green Hydrogen value chain. The forum will provide an opportunity to discuss the evolving Green Hydrogen landscape and network with the global scientific community and industry. The 2-day mega event will feature plenary talks, expert panel discussions and technical deliberations around establishing Green Hydrogen ecosystem and catalyzing a systemic approach for meeting the global goals for decarbonization through Green Hydrogen. Apart from domain-specific interaction on hydrogen production, storage, distribution and downstream applications, the conference will also be discussing green financing, human resource upskilling and startup initiatives in this area.

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Today's CSSP Lecture "AI, Cognition and Uncertainty: An STS Perspective on the Resurgence of Faith" | at 15:00

Centre for Studies in Science Policy

School of Social Sciences, JNU

 Cordially invites you to

 

 CSSP Lecture Series Talk on

AI, Cognition and Uncertainty: An STS Perspective on the Resurgence of Faith

by

Dr. Ravi Shukla

(CEO and Founder, Antastic Information Technologies, Noida, U.P.)

Venue:  Room No. 227, 2^nd Floor, SSS-1, JNU

Time:   3:00 p.m.

Date:    Friday, 31st October 2025

Mode: Physical

About the Talk: Technologies have played an important role in the debate/tension between a scientific understanding of the world and one based on religious faith. Even as AI technologies increasingly mediate the way we understand, interpret and interact with the world, it is accompanied by a global resurgence in faith. The Talk attempts to understand this association/correlation from an STS perspective.

 

All are welcome to attend the lecture.

 Coordinators, CSSP Lecture Series

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Vol. 5, No. 10: Championing equality

On the libraries' role in creating fairer & inclusive societies ⚖️

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October 2025 —  Vol. 5, No. 10 View in your browser → CHAMPIONING EQUALITY ISSUE This month, as we reflect on the theme of championing equality, we are reminded of the fundamental role that libraries and information services play in creating fairer, more inclusive societies. As the IFLA Strategy 2024–2029 reminds us, achieving sustainable futures for all through knowledge and information depends on our collective ability to remove barriers, challenge discrimination, and promote inclusion. Equality is central to each of our impact areas: connecting diverse professional communities, ensuring libraries are recognised as valued partners, and enabling meaningful change at all levels. Happy reading! ⚖️ Read the full editorial IFLA Highlights It's been another busy month for participating in library and non-library events around the world! IFLA President Leslie Weir spoke at Open Book, the National Library Board of Singapore's Keynote Series, as part of the Board's 30th anniversary, as well as sharing greetings for the Korean Library Association conference. President-elect Te Paea Paringatai also gave a keynote at the Gyeonggi-do Library International Conference. IFLA Secretary General Sharon Memis spoke at the UNESCO Mondiacult conference in Barcelona, talking both about the case for a dedicated culture goal in future development frameworks, and libraries' contribution to realising cultural rights.   IFLA selects London, United Kingdom to host the 2027 World Library and Information Congress From Edinburgh 1927 to London 2027, a century in the making! 2027 marks IFLA's 100th anniversary, celebrating when 15 library associations united to spark a global movement for libraries, knowledge, and community. How fitting that IFLA WLIC 2027 comes full circle, returning to where it all began. Read the announcement Out Now: October 2025 issue of IFLA Journal – Special Issue on Artificial Intelligence (AI): Transforming Global Librarianship This special issue of IFLA Journal is dedicated to the theme "Artificial Intelligence: Transforming Global Librarianship". Bringing together 18 original contributions from around the world, the issue examines how AI is reshaping library services, information literacy, policy, and professional practice across diverse contexts. Download your copy See the Congress through our lens With over 600 photos from WLIC 2025 shot by IFLA Staff and WLIC volunteers, there's plenty to explore! Relive the sessions, discover favourite moments, and see if you can spot yourself in the crowd. 📷 See them here Catch the WLIC 2025 playlist: Key sessions and highlights in one place Whether you joined us in Astana for IFLA WLIC 2025 in Astana or couldn't make it, now's your chance to experience (or relive) some key moments! Catch up on four live-streamed sessions, plus additional recordings of key sessions and award highlights from this year's Congress. ▶️ WLIC 2025 reflections Dos miembros españolas de IFLA comparten su experiencia en el Congreso 2025 en Kazajistán, destacando los temas clave y el papel de las bibliotecas en la colaboración global. Two IFLA members from Spain share their experience at the 2025 Congress in Kazakhstan, highlighting key discussions and the role of libraries in global collaboration. Descubre más aquí | Read here Championing equality in action Library Bridges: Building inclusive communities through libraries Building upon the IFLA EALS' Guidelines for Libraries Supporting Displaced Persons, the EBLIDA Library Bridges (LiBri) project is making steady progress in its mission to support the inclusion and integration of third-country nationals across Europe by harnessing the power of libraries and local partnerships. Find out more An interview exploring the IFLA Guidelines supporting displaced persons The editor of the IFLA Guidelines for Libraries Supporting Displaced Persons: Refugees | Migrants | Immigrants | Asylum Seekers, Despina Gerasimidou, was featured in an article carried in the Swedish Library Association's biblioteksbladet. Read the interview IFLA LGBTQ+ Matters Section: Championing equality in libraries worldwide After years of committed work and collaboration, the former IFLA LGBTQ Users Special Interest Group (SIG) has now officially become the IFLA LGBTQ+ Matters Section. This marks an important step in IFLA's ongoing efforts to strengthen inclusion, equity, and diversity across the library field. Read more about what is ahead for the LGBTQ+ Matters Section. See what's ahead Interested in contributing to Metadata Standards? Join one of IFLA's Review Groups as a Co-opted Member! IFLA's Review Groups maintain, support and develop work on IFLA's metadata standards, bibliographic models, linked data and formats. Specific technical skills and experience are required to serve as an effective contributor to the ongoing standards revision processes of each Review Group. Apply today IFLA at UNESCO MONDIACULT 2025: Highlights and ideas for action IFLA attended the World Conference on Cultural Policies and Sustainable Development – MONDIACULT 2025  to bring the voice of libraries to the table. Hosted by the Government of Spain in Barcelona from 29 September – 1 October 2025, this event has set the global agenda for culture in the years ahead. See how it went Unrealised potential: new report highlights scope for stronger focus on knowledge in the SDGs Following a first part released on the International Day for the Universal Access to Information, IFLA has now released the full version of its report into how governments are working with information as they work to implement the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This underlines the potential value of a stronger and more coordinated approach to knowledge collection, management, sharing and use at the global level. Read report findings Are you addressing mis/disinformation and the SDGs? Share your actions with the UN Are you working on topics advancing the role of information in achieving the SDGs? Are you working on helping library professionals and users counter mis- and disinformation related to climate, peace and justice, health, or any of the other topics covered by the goals? You are invited to share information about your initiative with the UN Department of Global Communications. Share your activities Advocacy and Collaboration in a Time of Global Upheaval – IFLA Regional Council session at WLIC25 At the 2025 IFLA World Library and Information Congress in Astana, library leaders from across the globe gathered to address a pressing question: How can libraries defend democratic values and intellectual freedom during an era of political polarization, censorship threats, and digital transformation? See how it went IFLA LAC participa en el 37º Consejo Ministerial Iberoamericano del Libro y la Lectura del CERLALC, fortaleciendo el rol de las bibliotecas en la región En un gesto que subraya el creciente reconocimiento de las bibliotecas como pilares para el desarrollo cultural y social, la Federación Internacional de Asociaciones de Bibliotecarios y Bibliotecas de América Latina y el Caribe (IFLA LAC) fue invitada a participar como institución observadora en la 37ª reunión del Consejo Ministerial Iberoamericano del Libro y la Lectura. In a gesture highlighting the growing recognition of libraries as pillars of cultural and social development, the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions of Latin America and the Caribbean (IFLA LAC) was invited to participate as an observer institution in the 37th meeting of the Ibero-American Ministerial Council on Books and Reading. (English translation available) Sigue leyendo | Read on Strengthening regional collaboration through the Science Book Forum: QNL and IFLA MENA Regional Office partnership with regional libraries En un gesto que subraya el creciente reconocimiento de las bibliotecas como pilares para el desarrollo cultural y social, la Federación Internacional de Asociaciones de Bibliotecarios y Bibliotecas de América Latina y el Caribe (IFLA LAC) fue invitada a participar como institución observadora en la 37ª reunión del Consejo Ministerial Iberoamericano del Libro y la Lectura. In a gesture highlighting the growing recognition of libraries as pillars of cultural and social development, the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions of Latin America and the Caribbean (IFLA LAC) was invited to participate as an observer institution in the 37th meeting of the Ibero-American Ministerial Council on Books and Reading. (English translation available) Read on Call for Applications to the IFLA Journal Editorial Committee, 2026-2029 The Professional Council is calling for four members at large to join the IFLA Journal Editorial Committee for a term of four years (renewable once) from 2026-2029. Apply today Become a co-opted IFLA Professional Section Member The co-opting process serves to strengthen the ability of committees to carry out their missions by drawing on a diverse and deep set of expertise and to ensure that the work of each committee can benefit from the experience and perspective of each region. This is done through the appointment of additional committee members after the official IFLA elections process has been completed. Express your interest today by completing the form available below! Express your interest 30 October - 13 November In-person event Samarkand, Uzbekistan UNESCO General Conference: 43rd Session United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) 31 October Virtual event Caste Discrimination: An Introduction for Librarians IFLA Library Services for Multicultural Populations (MCULTP) Section and the Research and Action Committee of the Free Libraries Network, India 5-6 November Hybrid event The Hague, The Netherlands IFLA 100 Authors' Symposium IFLA Library History Special Interest Group 5-6 November In-person event Doha, Qatar World Social Summit 2025 United Nations 13 November Virtual event Libraries at the Frontlines of Climate Action The IFLA Sub-Saharan Africa Regional Division 13 November Virtual event The IFLA ENSULIB Webinar Series: Sustaining a Seed Library The IFLA Environment, Sustainability and Libraries Section (ENSULIB) 21 November Virtual event WWI People's War: the Relevance of Europeana 1914-1918 Digital Archives in Our Times The IFLA Local History & Genealogy (LOCGEN) Section Want to become an IFLA member? Perfect timing! ⏰ Join between now and December and enjoy some fantastic benefits: FREE membership for the rest of this year + all of next year at the current rate, 25% discount for the 2026 IFLA Congress in Busan, South Korea, participation in the IFLA elections, and the chance to connect with a global community that shares your passion for libraries.     Don't miss this limited-time offer: Join today and keep making a difference! Not a member? Join us! IFLA Members, did you know? Did you know your IFLA membership includes a number of free Section registrations? If you haven't signed up for any Sections or would like to change your Section registration, this is your reminder to join a global Community of Practice tailored to your professional interests! Here are 5 Sections that would love to welcome new members like you: IFLA Audiovisual and Multimedia Section 🎬 IFLA Serials and Other Continuing Resources Section 📚 IFLA Libraries Serving Persons with Print Disabilities Section ♿ IFLA Local History and Genealogy Section 🏛️ IFLA News Media Section 🗞️ Interested in joining or have questions? It's easy! Simply email membership@ifla.org to let us know which Section you'd like to join (or to ask any questions), and we'll take care of the rest. New members, welcome! 🌟 IFLA warmly welcomes the following new members: AUC Robert W. Woodruff Library – United States Committee of Departmental Librarians – United Kingdom Financial Services Library, Central Bank of Malaysia – Malaysia   Hamdan Bin Mohammed Smart University – United Arab Emirates Raoul Wallenberg Institute – Sweden School of Information Management, Zhengzhou University – China The ISF Academy Secondary Library – China We look forward to your engagement and involvement! 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