National Seminar on Holistic Student Development Held at Assam's NIFTE Khetri

A national seminar focusing on holistic student development and confidence building was just held at NIFTE in Assam's Kamrup district. It brought together educators and scholars from across India to discuss preparing students for real-world challenges. Several speakers emphasized the shared responsibility of institutions and families in nurturing future leaders. The event also featured numerous research paper presentations that will be published in the college's

Key Points: National Seminar on Student Development & Confidence Building Held in Assam | ANI

  • Prof Dulumoni Goswami emphasises institutional duty to empower students as future leaders
  • Dr Md Baniyamuddin highlights holistic development as core of student confidence building
  • Over 20 research papers presented, to be published in college's ISSN journal
  • Seminar organisers and college governing body pledge continued support for future academic programmes
  • Event attended by scholars and administrators from across India to address real-world student preparedness
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National Seminar held at NIFTE, Khetri in Kamrup (Metro) district

A national seminar at NIFTE Khetri, Assam, focused on holistic student development and confidence building. Scholars and academics from across India discussed preparing students for real-world challenges.

"In his address, Dr Biswas calls for everybody's support to hold seminars and conferences in future for better academic achievements of the students of Assam. - Dr Sristidhar Biswas / Principal, NIFTE Khetri"

Kamrup-Metro (Assam), December 21

A One-Day National seminar on "Holistic Student Development and Confidence Building: Preparing Students for Real-World Challenges" was held at the National Institute for Teacher Education, Khetri in Assam's Kamrup (Metro) district on Saturday.

The seminar was attended by a constellation of erudite scholars, professors, academic administrators, high-profile personalities and research scholars from across India. The seminar programme began with lamp-lighting by Binapani Majumdar Bharali, President of Bharali Education Foundation, Khetri.

Dr Sristidhar Biswas, Principal of the college, welcomed the guests, resource persons, research scholars for paper presentation, students, staff and others. In his address, Dr Biswas calls for everybody's support to hold seminars and conferences in future for better academic achievements of the students of Assam.

As the key speaker of the seminar, Prof Dulumoni Goswami, Head, Department of Education, Gauhati University, elaborated on the seminar topic and emphasised institutional responsibility to prepare and empower students to become leaders of society.

Dr Md Baniyamuddin, Regional Director, IGNOU, Guwahati, Assam, stressed students' holistic development as the essence of confidence-building among students. Dr Baniyanuddin appreciated the efforts of the college to send a positive message to the academic society through this seminar.

Dr Mahanda Borah, Principal, Dimoria College (Autonomous), stressed the roles of family and institutions inthe holistic development of students and the creation of confidence in students.

Prof Kalyan Pandey, a senior professor of the college and chief organiser of the seminar, explicated the key concept of the seminar and focused on its purpose. He thanked everybody for all the support received to hold the seminar successfully.

Ram Charan Bharali, Secretary of the College GB, Chief of BEF, Khetri, focused on the essence of student holistic development for confidence building and assured all support for holding such programmes in future. Dr Emily Pandey, Head, School of Liberal Arts, ASBM University, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, highlighted the aspects of holistic development for students required for their confidence building to groom them to emerge as leaders in diverse fields of knowledge and Dr Aradhana Paul, Director, A Bose Institute, Kolkata, focused on the areas for students' holistic development.

In the seminar, more than 20 scholars presented their research papers, which will be published in the college's ISSN research journal titled Multidisciplinary Research Journal, said by Hemangi Thakuria, Librarian of National Institute for Teacher Education, Khetri, in a press statement.

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Rajesh Q
Seminars are good, but the real challenge is implementation in our crowded classrooms. Hope the research papers published lead to actual changes in the teacher training curriculum across the Northeast.
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Dr. Md Baniyamuddin
It was an honour to participate. The focus on confidence-building alongside academic knowledge is crucial for creating future-ready youth, especially in our diverse Indian context. Kudos to the organisers.
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Aman W
Good to see a national-level event in Khetri. Assam has immense potential. We need more such platforms that bring scholars from across India to share ideas for our youth's development. Jai Hind!
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Sarah B
While the topic is excellent, the article reads like a list of dignitaries. It would be helpful to know what specific, actionable strategies for holistic development were discussed. The "what" is clear, but what about the "how"?
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Vikram M
Family's role is so important, as Dr. Borah mentioned. In our Indian system, parental pressure often kills confidence. Seminars should also target parents to change mindsets. Bahut accha karyakram.

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