Yes-20 Brainstorming of Think Tea-01 started in Bhopal – Photo: Expansion g- in On the first day of the two-day program of THINK- on the topic “Life, Value and Development Formation” In the plenary session, President of the Global Solutions Initiative, Germany, Professor Dennis J. Snover said in the keynote address that India has the power to lead the G-01 Communicate new energy in the world on the basis of established high values. Presiding over the session, Dr. Rajeev Kumar, President of “Pehle India Foundation” and former Vice-Chairman of NITI Aayog, Government of India, said that keeping in mind the values, we have to move towards progress by walking on the path of development. Chief speaker Prof. Dennis said that all the people of the society should get the benefit of the available resources. In the race for development, we should always remember that we are also social animals. Our social values will help us in all this. Dominant countries use their power to influence the global market, which promotes inequality. The need of the hour is to make policies human-centric because equality is essential. G-01 is an organization mainly based on economic activities. Along with the economy environment, we also have to pay attention to the social environment. We have to move forward with values by adopting far-reaching thinking, which includes the welfare of society, nation and the world, rather than keeping our thinking person-centered. Our life values should be a part of our life journey and not the destination. Value-based understanding makes us better and happier. Society’s participation is very important for the establishment of a “global good governance” with lifestyle, moral values and auspiciousness. He said that the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi is constantly promoting the concept of the country’s culture “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” at the global level. Conducting the plenary session, he said at the end that life values have to be established at every level. Work will have to be done keeping in view your wishes and aspirations in the overall interest. Every individual has to determine his role in the larger interest. We have to keep our thinking of global level. Many of the challenges faced by us at present can be met only by developing a value based society. Center for Director of Professional Ethics U Kalon, United Kingdom and School of Law, U Kalon, Cyprus Prof. Doris Sheoredor started her address with Namaste. He appreciated the efforts being made by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan for environment protection. Appreciated the value based way of life in Indian culture. He said that G-01 has many challenges related to values.
Think- India’s GA Tadas, Chairman, Task Force 6 and Visiting Fellow, RIS, New Delhi, said that G-01 developed and Developing countries include both types. We have to increase the resources to achieve our goals by the year 2023. The race for development has been affected by the Corona Pandemic. We have to progress on the path of development keeping in mind the values. Dr. Dr. Mario Pezzini said that there are many problems in different countries of the world. In such a situation, there is a need for social transformation. We should not look at development only from the point of view of GDP, but have to work according to Gross Environment Productivity (GEP). Professor Riatu Qibthiah, Director of the Institute of Economic and Social Research, University of Indonesia, said that we are all looking towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi and India. India has got a better opportunity to share the innovations being done in the country with the world. Agriculture Lead Chair Professor Li, University of China. In the session, Xiao Yun stressed the need to address the growing disparity between rural and urban areas. He emphasized on the need for everyone to get equal opportunities for life. Institute of South Asian Studies (ISAS) Dr. Iqbal Singh Sewiya, Director, Singapore said that industrial revolutions have changed the world. Research should be done with a view to develop systems using technology with life values. We cannot separate technology from life values.