Dharamshala (Kameshwar Sharma): The Mathematics and Economics departments of the Himachal Pradesh University Regional Centre, Dharamshala, jointly organized a two-day Mathematics and Economics National Conference under the PM-USHA scheme. The conference focused on the theme, “Interdisciplinary Mathematics and Economics: Applications and Challenges.”
The event brought together academicians, researchers, and students from across India to discuss the growing relationship between mathematics and economics and their practical applications in addressing modern challenges.
DIG Soumya Sambashivan Attends as Chief Guest
Soumya Sambashivan attended the inaugural session as the chief guest. During her address, she shared valuable insights on both mathematics and economics and highlighted the importance of interdisciplinary learning in today’s rapidly evolving world.
Meanwhile, the conference witnessed the participation of university officials, faculty members, research scholars, and students.
Director Welcomes Participants and Dignitaries
The conference was held under the guidance of Prof. Kuldeep Kumar Atri, who also served as the Conference Director. He welcomed the chief guest, distinguished speakers, participants, and research scholars.
Furthermore, the organizing team included Conference Advisor Prof. D.P. Verma, Convener Dr. Tilak Raj Sharma, Co-Conveners Dr. Vijayta Pathania and Dr. Ram Ratan, along with Organizing Secretaries Dr. Shweta Pathania and Dr. Kanchan Bala.
The program began with the worship of Goddess Saraswati and the singing of the Himachal Pradesh University anthem. Subsequently, Dr. Tilak Raj Sharma presented a detailed report on the conference.
350 Participants Register for the Conference
Dr. Sharma informed attendees that nearly 350 participants registered for the conference. In addition, 127 participants submitted research papers for presentation.
Moreover, around 220 students from various colleges and universities in India and abroad participated in the event. The strong turnout reflected growing academic interest in interdisciplinary research involving mathematics and economics.
Experts Highlight Role of Mathematics in Modern Economics
The conference featured Prof. Ashwani Kumar Nanda as the keynote speaker.
During his presentation, Prof. Nanda explained how mathematical models help economists analyze financial markets, forecast economic trends, manage risks, and understand the digital economy. Furthermore, he discussed the growing role of machine learning and big data analytics in economic research.
He emphasized that an interdisciplinary approach has become essential for solving complex economic challenges in the modern era.
Technical Sessions Focus on Emerging Research Areas
The conference included several technical sessions where researchers and faculty members presented their findings.
Participants discussed topics such as economic development, digital finance, statistical modeling, environmental economics, artificial intelligence, data analytics, and sustainable development. Additionally, they explored new opportunities emerging from the integration of mathematical tools and economic theories.
As a result, the sessions encouraged meaningful discussions and knowledge exchange among scholars from different academic backgrounds.
Conference Promotes Interdisciplinary Collaboration
The Mathematics and Economics National Conference attracted academicians, researchers, and students from universities, colleges, and research institutions across the country.
The organizers designed the conference to strengthen collaboration between mathematics and economics while addressing contemporary challenges and practical applications. Consequently, participants gained valuable insights into emerging research trends and innovative problem-solving approaches.
At the conclusion of the event, Dr. Kishore Kumar thanked the chief guest, keynote speaker, visiting dignitaries, university officials, faculty members, staff, and students for their active participation and support.
Key Points of the news:
- HPU Regional Centre Dharamshala organized a two-day Mathematics and Economics National Conference under PM-USHA.
- DIG Soumya Sambashivan attended the inaugural session as chief guest.
- Around 350 participants registered, while 127 research papers were presented.
- Experts discussed financial markets, digital economy, machine learning, and big data analytics.
- The conference promoted interdisciplinary collaboration between mathematics and economics.
