Solan, November 4
The second day of the 15th International Multidisciplinary Conference 2026, being organised at L.R. Group of Institutes, Solan, witnessed the successful conduct of online academic sessions, with enthusiastic participation from academicians, researchers and students from various educational institutions across the country.
The conference, organised in collaboration with Himalayan Rise under the coordination of Dr. B.S. Chauhan, is being held around the central theme, “Issues in the Contemporary World and Their Solutions.”
The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by Dr. Nisha Sharma, Principal of L.R. Institute of Education and Convener of the conference. This was followed by the rendition of Vande Mataram, marking the formal beginning of the academic proceedings.
The first academic session of the day was coordinated online by L.B.S. Government College, Saraswati Nagar, Sawra, Shimla. Mr. Uttam Chand, Principal of Government College, Reckong Peo, Kinnaur, attended the session as the Session Chair.
The second session was chaired by Professor J.L. Kaul, former Vice-Chancellor of Hemvati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal Central University, Uttarakhand. Dr. Sunil Deshta, Dr. Kanchan Bala Jaswal and several other academicians and faculty members also graced the occasion with their presence.
A special highlight of the programme was the participation of Dr. Kulwinder Singh, eminent educationist and retired Professor of Panjab University, who joined online as the distinguished guest speaker. He shared his valuable academic insights and professional experiences with the participants and discussed several important contemporary issues. His address added significant academic value to the proceedings.
During the online academic sessions, students, teachers, research scholars and professors from various colleges and educational institutions presented their research papers. The presentations covered a wide range of contemporary challenges, social concerns and educational issues, along with possible solutions. The sessions witnessed meaningful discussions and enriching academic exchanges.
Simultaneously, an essay-writing competition was also organised as part of the parallel academic activities. Participants from different colleges enthusiastically presented their essays, showcasing their creativity, critical thinking and writing skills.
The second day of the conference concluded on an enriching and productive note, providing a valuable platform for knowledge-sharing, research presentations and intellectual interaction among participants from diverse academic backgrounds.
