Indian research journey will go through 29 educational institutions in 7 states, including IIT-IIM

New -delhi, October 6 (IANS). ‘Bharat Research Yatra’ is arranged in the country in collaboration with the Union Ministry of Education. Springer Nature took this ambitious initiative of the country, which promotes totality, inclusion and innovation in research in collaboration with the Ministry of Education. This journey related to education and research will go through 29 top educational institutions in 15 cities and 7 states of the country. According to the center, it emphasizes open access, total research, diversity, inclusion and moral science. This research journey will include visiting large institutions such as IIT Kharagpur, IIT Kanpur, IIT Guwahati, Maulana Azad Medical College (New Delhi), IIM Calcutta, IIM Lucknow and IIM Bodh Gaya. Savitri Thakur, Minister of State and Child Development, mowed the Bharat Research Yatra 2025 at the Indian Social Science Research (ICSSSR), New -Delhi on Monday. Savitri Thakur, who addresses the people present at the event, emphasizes the unwavering commitment of the central government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modes to empower women and children through knowledge, research and innovation. He said that India Research Journey is an important way to join researchers across the country. This journey encourages women in research, deepens morality in science and ensures equal access to everyone’s opportunities and resources. He said that empowerment of female researchers and scientists is the basic basis of building an inclusive economy of knowledge. By promoting moral research practices and access to knowledge, this initiative makes a direct contribution to the attitude of developed India. Thakur said the ministry is emphasized for female researchers in universities and research institutions to create safe, assistant and opportunities full of opportunities. He appreciates Springer Nature and ICSSR for the research that the research includes gender equality, moral publication practices and discussions on every research, our future ‘initiative. This initiative is in line with the mission of the ministry to bring the voice of women in the education world and policy. Venkatesh Sarvasiddhi, managing director of Sprincon Peters Spring Nature India and Professor Dhananjay Singh, Lids Secretary, ICSSR, was also present at the event. Springer Nature says they help researchers share their discoveries through technology-powered platforms. The most important columns of India Research Tour 2025 include the promotion of Open Access (OA) and the awareness of a nation, one membership (onos), which promotes the totality of research and finds the role of artificial intelligence in publication. -Ians GCB/DSC