23/08/2026
From dialogue to direction. From shared wisdom to collective action.
The Vice Chancellors’ Conclave 2026 – HARIT Campus, driven by Paryavaran Sanrakshan Gatividhi (PSG), brought two days of purposeful dialogue among Vice Chancellors, academic leaders and distinguished voices from across the country—demonstrating how a shared commitment to sustainability can move from conversation to meaningful institutional action.
PSG’s leadership in bringing together academia, knowledge systems and environmental action created a powerful national platform for universities to exchange ideas, challenge conventional approaches and shape actionable pathways towards sustainable and resilient campuses. The round-table discussions were particularly significant, translating diverse perspectives into concrete directions around the HARIT Campus Model, environmental education and capacity building, stakeholder participation, climate resilience, assessment frameworks, and research-led innovation.
A significant step forward was the signing of a Letter of Collaboration, reaffirming a shared commitment to advancing collaborative research, innovation and strategic partnerships for sustainable development—strengthening the bridge between knowledge, institutions and action.
The dialogue also extended to the HARIT Shodh Peeth: Research, Innovation & Sustainable Technology, exploring how research and emerging technologies can enable campuses to become more resource-conscious, ecologically responsible and climate-resilient.
As HARIT Campus (Holistic Action for Revitalizing Indian Traditions) concluded, it left behind more than conversations. It created a collective framework for action; drawing from the wisdom of our traditions, informed by contemporary knowledge, and oriented towards the future.
Acharya Bal Krishna | Anil Prakash Joshi | Dr. Mahesh Sharma | Rakesh Jain | Prof. H D Charan Vice Chancellor