About Symposium

India, being the country with youngest population, needs to focus on becoming the technology-driven and selfsustainable nation by utilizing their skillsets. To realize the dream of becoming a developed nation in near future, technology vision exercise is required to be implanted in the technocrats of tomorrow, which will apprehend the technosocio- economic horizons through a comprehensive involvement of different stakeholders.
Technology Information, Forecasting and Assessment Council (TIFAC), an autonomous organization under the Department of Science & Technology has been constantly working on achieving these technological horizons. Technology Vision (TV) 2020 under the leadership of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, was its first attempt to envision India’s future in technology and has proved advantageous in upholding the new vigour in Indian technological universe. The Technology Vision 2035 has been undertaken to continue this journey of envisioning futuristic technology and would enable a more calibrated approach to evolution of technology related national planning process.

The TV 2035 roots itself into the collective aspirations, ambitions, and expectations of Indians to get themselves experience the evolution of technology vision for the country.
Thakur College of Engineering and Technology has always been in the forefront to initiate and align with the government ingenuities. Therefore, TCET has taken the lead to patronage India’s Technology Vision 2035 by congregating the inventors, innovators, technocrats, engineers and professionals from industry and academia through National Symposium on “National technology vision 2035: An Educational perspective”. This will ensure to engage its stake holders thereby it reaches to the realization of vision of India as a developed technological landscape.