A major boost to academic discourse arrives in Jamshedpur as over 200 national and international delegates register for the upcoming three-day international seminar. Organized jointly by Jamshedpur Co-operative College and Kolhan University from January 29-31, 2026, with EMSI backing, the event focuses on transformative ideas in education and research.
Expect a packed agenda featuring technical sessions, research paper presentations, panel discussions, hands-on workshops, and poster exhibitions. Topics span education’s intersection with society, culture, tech advancements, environmental concerns, public health, and global issues demanding urgent attention.
Adding star power, Jharkhand Governor Santosh Kumar Gangwar will inaugurate as chief guest. Prof. (Dr.) Anjila Gupta, Vice-Chancellor of Kolhan University, acts as patron, guiding the proceedings, with Principal Dr. Amar Singh at the helm.
In an exclusive statement, Dr. Singh described it as a pioneering moment for the 75-year-old institution. ‘For the first time, we’re hosting such a grand international platform,’ he enthused. ‘It will spark dialogues on fresh approaches, cutting-edge tech, and breakthroughs, enabling global networking for our academic community.’
This seminar isn’t just local—it’s a badge of honor for the entire Kolhan division, showcasing Jharkhand’s educational prowess worldwide and invigorating regional scholarship.
Spotlight sessions tackle genetics, environmental mutagenesis, health hazards, sustainability, and educational innovations. Presenters will showcase research, gather insights from peers, and build collaborative bridges, inspiring the next generation of scholars.
Jamshedpur Co-operative College’s affiliation with Kolhan University underscores its educational legacy, and this venture amplifies international ties in higher education.
With final preparations underway and assurances of top-notch logistics from authorities, the seminar launches January 29, culminating January 31 in a ceremony replete with recognitions and forward-looking resolutions.