Indore | June 16 & 17, 2023

Since the beginning of reason-based discourse, science has struggled to find its place in the civilizational dynamics across the globe. Be it the cultural dialogue, social placements of science, or scientific governance, societies have emerged parallel with developments in science not inclusive of it.

Science provides the most important channels of knowledge that could find solutions for everyday life and answer the great mysteries of the universe. However stupendous, connecting science to society has emerged as a necessary vehicle for the global civilisational movement. A global diplomatic discourse
needs to find a place in the realm of cultural diplomacy for science and its encouragement through various social engagement programs. It is imperative to place science in a social space, open for public adjudication and scrutiny.