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Diaspora's Role in AatmaNirbhar Bharat

The document discusses a plenary session focused on the role of the Indian diaspora in supporting India's AatmaNirbhar Bharat mission. It lists several speakers and their topics, including the role of the diaspora in higher education, IT industry success, policymaking, and lobbying for Indian interests. Other topics covered include the diaspora's role in various regions like the Gulf and how technology from the UK could accelerate India's goals.

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Diaspora's Role in AatmaNirbhar Bharat

The document discusses a plenary session focused on the role of the Indian diaspora in supporting India's AatmaNirbhar Bharat mission. It lists several speakers and their topics, including the role of the diaspora in higher education, IT industry success, policymaking, and lobbying for Indian interests. Other topics covered include the diaspora's role in various regions like the Gulf and how technology from the UK could accelerate India's goals.

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Plenary 1- “ Role of Diaspora in AatmaNirbhar Bharat”

[Link] Name & Contact details Focus Area

1 Mr. Amitabh Kant “Role of Diaspora for Building Brand India for Atmanirbhar
Chief Executive Officer Bharat”
Niti Ayog
Mob: 9810637577

2 Mr. Piyush Gupta a) opportunity to shift manufacturing to India from East Asia
Chief Executive Officer b) role of diaspora entrepreneurs in showing the way
DBS Group c) financial sector (and the diaspora leadership within it) ability
Singapore to crowd in such FDI.

Mob: 65-81272780
3 Ms. Sheba i) Brand India and its global implications
Nandkeolyar ii) A golden era for attracting Australian investors who typically
Founder and CEO of invest elsewhere in Asia with Make in India opportunities, and
MultiConnexions Group Infrastructural investments, Ease of doing business with India
& former National iii) The role of the Indian diaspora in facilitating the Australia-
Chair of the Australia India bilateral business and trade relationship.
India Business Council
Australia.
Mob: +61 421 555
228
4 Mr. Arvind
Panagariya, Diaspora role in (i) higher education (ii) success of Indian IT
Professor of industry (iii) policy discourse and policy making and (iv)
Lobbying for Indian interests in the United States.
Economics,
University of Colombia
USA
Mob: +91 81 30 40 20
20

5 Mr. M.A. Yusuf Ali, “Role of Indian diaspora in the Gulf region to support
Chairman, Lulu Group, AatmaNirbhar Bharat mission”
UAE
Mob:
971-506411363
6 Mr. Jayant Krishna “Role of Indian diaspora and investors in UK’s economy and
how technology and innovation from UK could accelerate
Group CEO, UK-India Atmanirbhar Bharat mission by co-creation, co-development
Business Council and manufacturing in India”
Gurgram
Mob: 91 9839022488

7 Mr. Deepak Bagla


MD & CEO
“New India: The Preferred Investment Destination”
Invest India
Mob: 9811008132

Plenary II- “Post Covid Scenario in Health, Economy, Social and International
Relations”

[Link]. Name & Contact details Focus Area

1 Dr. Sangita Reddy


Joint Managing Director
Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd “Re imaging healthcare in a post Covid
& President, FICCI world”
New Delhi
Mob: 9849130502

2 Mr. K.V. Rao


Resident Director
TATA Sons Ltd.
Singapore
Mob: +65 97846435.

3 Prof.C.B. Sanjeevi
Department of Medicine,
KAROLINSKA INSTITUTE
Head, Diabetes Immunology “Facing Post-COVID Challenges - Scenario
group, Center for Molecular in Health, Economy, Social, and
Medicine
International Relations” and the impact of
Stockholm, Sweden
Covid-19 vaccine.
Tel: 46-8- 517
76254 (Work)
Tel: 46-70-7976632 (Mobil
e)
WhatsApp
No: +46-70-7976632
4 Dr. S. Malini Ranganathan,
Renowned Kathak Exponent &
Qualified Academic Professor,
France
E-mail:
[Link]@gmail.
com
[Link]@[Link]

5 Dr. Anil Sooklal “The Post Covid Global Reset: Building a


Diplomat & Senior Official at more inclusive and equitable World Order”
Department of International
Relations and Cooperation
South Africa
Mobile-+27 769826316
Tel: +27 12 3511154

6 Prof. Ajay Kapoor,


Pro Vice Chancellor(R-S) “Skills needed in the post-COVID-19
Swinburne Univesity of world”
Technology, Melbourne
Mob no: +61 404 074 456.
akapoor@[Link]

7 Ms. Mamta Landerman


President
California Association of
Ayurvedic Medicine “Role of Ayurvedic medicine and alternate
USA therapies for physical and mental well being
Mob: 001 707 293 4802 as we move towards the new normal.”
Mamta9@[Link]

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In the post-COVID-19 world, there is an increasing emphasis on digital literacy, adaptability, and interdisciplinary knowledge. Skills such as critical thinking, communication, and technology proficiency are becoming essential to navigate the changing job landscape. Prof. Ajay Kapoor highlights the need for continuous learning and skill updates to stay relevant as industries evolve .

The Indian diaspora plays a key role in strengthening Australia-India bilateral business and trade by acting as cultural and economic bridges. They facilitate easier communication, improve mutual understanding, and leverage their positions in both countries to encourage investments and trade partnerships. Their involvement helps address business challenges such as regulatory differences and cultural nuances, thus enhancing the ease of doing business .

Ayurveda and alternate therapies can play a significant role in enhancing both physical and mental well-being as the world transitions to a post-COVID-19 reality. These systems focus on holistic health approaches that can strengthen immune systems, aid in mental health recovery, and promote overall wellness, aligning with the increased global interest in preventive health measures .

Technology and innovation from the UK can accelerate India's AatmaNirbhar Bharat mission through co-creation, co-development, and cooperative manufacturing initiatives. By leveraging UK's advanced technology and aligning it with India's manufacturing goals, the two countries can enhance industrial capabilities and foster innovation, making India a global manufacturing hub .

Diaspora entrepreneurs can leverage their expertise and networks to crowd in foreign direct investment (FDI) into India, especially in the manufacturing sector, as an alternative to East Asia. Their leadership in the financial sector can help attract investment by promoting India's business potential, facilitating smoother transactions, and supporting policy-making that favors investment .

Re-imagined healthcare systems post-COVID-19 can enhance international relations by fostering collaboration in health technology, shared research, and global health governance. Collaborative efforts can lead to improved pandemic responses, better-prepared health infrastructures, and stronger diplomatic ties as countries work together to tackle global health challenges .

The Indian diaspora has significantly contributed to the success of the Indian IT industry by providing technical expertise, fostering global networks, and advocating for India's capabilities in technology on the international stage. Their involvement in policy discourse and decision-making has also helped create a business-friendly environment for IT growth in India .

The Indian diaspora in the United States plays a crucial role in lobbying for Indian interests by utilizing their significant socio-economic influence and engaging with policymakers. Through advocacy, cultural enrichment, and political engagement, they work to shape policies that are beneficial to India and promote bilateral cooperation between the two nations .

Australia has traditionally preferred investments in Asia, but India's focus on infrastructure and 'Make in India' initiatives presents new opportunities. The Indian diaspora can facilitate these by promoting India's investment potential and mitigating perceived risks. They can serve as trusted advisors who align Australian investors with suitable Indian partners, thus strengthening bilateral trade and economic ties .

By leading the shift of manufacturing from East Asia to India, diaspora entrepreneurs could boost India's economy through job creation, increase domestic production capabilities, enhance global supply chain integration, and support the 'Make in India' initiative. These changes can also lead to technological advancements and a stronger international brand image for India .

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