Guest Lecture on Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS)
Activity TypeGuest Lecture / Expert Talk
DepartmentPharmacy (Saraswati College of Pharmacy, Saraswati Institute of Pharmaceutica Education and Research
NAAC CategoryCriterion 5
SDGSDG 4
Accreditation ActivityGuest Lecture
VenueNew Seminar Hall, Block K
CoordinatorMr. Saurav Anand & Ms. Gursimran Kaur
Participants98
Resource Persons / Guests
Objectives
• To introduce participants to the significance and relevance of Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS).
• To create awareness about India's rich traditional knowledge and intellectual heritage.
• To explore the relevance of Indian Knowledge Systems in contemporary education and learning.
• To encourage learners to understand and appreciate traditional Indian knowledge in the context of modern needs.
Outcomes
The guest lecture provided participants with valuable insights into Indian Knowledge Systems and their relevance for new-age learners. The session enhanced awareness about India's traditional knowledge heritage and encouraged participants to explore its application and relevance in contemporary education and society.
Event Report / Description
A Guest Lecture on “Indian Knowledge Systems for New Age Learners” was successfully organized on 10th September 2026 at the New Seminar Hall, Block K, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Saraswati College of Pharmacy for students of 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7th semester.
The session was delivered by Dr. Mohit Sharma, Certified Master Trainer in Indian Knowledge Systems by the Ministry of Education, Associate Professor, UILAH, and Head, Centre of Excellence for Indian Knowledge Systems (CoE–IKS), Chandigarh University, Punjab, India.
The lecture focused on introducing participants to the importance of Indian Knowledge Systems and their relevance in the context of modern learners. The speaker highlighted the significance of understanding India's rich knowledge heritage and its connection with contemporary education and learning.
The session provided an informative and engaging learning experience for the participants. The lecture concluded at 1:00 PM with a note of appreciation to the guest speaker for sharing valuable insights and knowledge with the participants.
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