Asian Resource Foundation India

Ready to welcome the participants of the first Northeast India TechCamp Guwahati, jointly organized by COVA, Hyderabad, Swahid Peoli Phukan College Namti, Asian Resource Foundation and Northeast Youth Foundation. The partner of the program is US Consulate General, Hyderabad.

Ready to welcome the participants of the first Northeast India TechCamp Guwahati jointly organized by COVA, Hyderabad, Swahid Peoli Phukan College Namti, Asian Resource Foundation and Northeast Youth Foundation. The partner of the program is US Consulate General, Hyderabad.

Wishing all a blessed Ramadan I feel happy to infirm you all that Asian Resource Foundation, Aman Foundation, Kolkata and Kalgachia Social Welfare Society are almost ready to distribute food items like, Rice, Lentils, M Oil, Sugar, Sewai and Salt to one thousand poor people Barpeta, Bongaigaon and other places. We offer our gratitude to Mulimehelfen for funding the program. Hope, these food items will bring smile to the face of the beneficiaries in this month of Ramadan.

Letter of Invitation
Dear Sir/Madam,
It is with immense pleasure we would like to inform you that we are planning to organize an international conference on Research and Development Initiatives on the Promotion of Inclusive Society by November 2017 (28, 2 9, 30 tentatively) in our college. We are getting in touch with concerning sponsors for a better prospect of the proposed conference. According to the guidelines specified by certain sponsoring agencies, it is mandatory to procure confirmation letters for participation in the conference by distinguished speakers and foreign participants. As such, we are anticipating a warm reception of the proposal.
It is a humble request from us and we believe you would extend the best possible support and help in this regard.
We would therefore require a Confirmation Letter from you by 30th April 2017 which has to be submitted to the organizers/conveners prior to the commencement/approval of the proposed conference.
The confirmation letters may be mailed to the following email address. This is in terms with the sponsorship issue.
Anticipating your active and wholehearted co-operation,
Thank You
Venue: Swahid Peoli Phukan College Premise
Date: 28, 29 &30 Nov. 2017
Dr. Shahiuz Zaman Ahmed (Convener)
Ph. +919401396486
Assistant Professor, Dept. of History
S.P.P.College, Namti, Sivasagar, Assam
[email protected]
(P. S. Please find below the Concept Note of the Proposed Conference)
Proposal for International Conference
Research and Development Initiatives on the Promotion of Inclusive Society
Proposed Venue: Sivasagar, Assam, India
Swahid Peoli Phukan College, Namti
Concept Note:
If the urge for inclusion arises then there must be an unheeded proximity towards exclusion. Taking cue from the viability of the aforesaid remark, it is seen that in an inclusive society efforts are made to ensure equal opportunities for all, irrespective of s*x, caste, religion and colour so that all can achieve their full potential in life. It’s a multi-cultural and multi-dimensional approach of creating an environment to enable each individual of a society for active participation in social, political and economic activities. Social inclusion is also understood as the process by which societies combat poverty and social exclusion.
For a better understanding and exposure of such a generic concept, the idea of social responsibility and ethical obligation seem to occupy a conspicuous position given the near-to-indifferent attitude of the capitalist culture that frames and modulates the tapestry of a socio-cultural revolution in economic terms. If one takes the holistic picture of the global scenario, the rise of factionalism has been a fundamental counterblast to the principles of the inclusive ideology which more often than not, it is seen, tend to profess the socio-cultural impasse—segregation. This pseudo-assimilative policy brands the entire policy of inclusion as disproportionate to the concept of a compact world order. Ironically, it is this unethical mindset of the capitalist culture that has led to the growth of a consciousness—an agenda that strives to highlight the phenomenon of solidification of the geo-polity. The onus therefore lies in envisioning a new spectrum where the institutional brand of engendering a cultural perspective would lead to a more open and consolidated world view which would thereby guarantee a “space” that can and will cater for a peaceful existence.
The proposed conference is one step forward towards building an edifice where the inhibition of the marginalized communities will be seriously reconsidered; it shall also be a serious rejoinder on our part as conscious citizens of a modern world to make the full utilization of every human resource by opening up newer vistas of possibilities. For such a vision to be materialized mere theoretical postulations and hypothesis would not be so productive; the government too has to support the ideological base thereby providing the benefits of an equal space for a full development of the resource. For instance, the policy enunciated by the Govt. of India “Sabka Saath Sabka Bikash” (with all and for all) is a significant step forward in this regard. The need of the hour is to see and consider whether it is practically feasible to materialize it in reality!
The avowed purpose of this conference is to gauge the potential of development by conducting a serious methodological exercise that would enable the participants to come in direct contact with the pitfalls of an exclusionist society. This will undoubtedly create awareness in favour of the inclusive parameters which will thereby allow the researcher to shift his/her hypothetical focus. For example, the idea of entrepreneurship is an area that offers a practical utilization of the self-motivated economic obligation of the human resource. The conference will also allow a space to formulate a policy by sharing and interpreting the experience of foreign nationals who would have a whole new range of perspectives. Such an effort, it is hoped, will be indeed laudable as it would prepare us to seriously reconfigure the socio-political, demographic and economic ambience.
Themes and Sub-Themes:
• Global Challenges to Inclusive Society
• Inclusivity and Desired Growth
• Impact of Inclusive Innovation
• Minority Inclusivity and its Challenges
• Segregation and Exclusivity: Ideas and Praxis
• Politics and Polarization
• Homogeneity and the Political Agenda
• Identity Issues
• Inclusive ideology through historical perspective
• Perspectives on the Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion
• The cult of a mainstream culture and its sidelining tactics
• Women empowerment and their role in terms of social upliftment
• Tribal life and its prospective social tentacles in the wake of modern society
• Any other related topics