1. (TODAY’S YOUTH IS TOMORROW SCIENTISTS)
TEAM DETAILS:
NAME OF THE MEMBER:, MADHURI SANDUR, PRERNA
SRIVASTAVA, SWETA ROUT, RUPOBRATA PANJA AND
DEBOJYOTI DE
COLLEGE NAME: KIIT SCHOOL OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

2. INDIA ACCOUNTS FOR MEAGER 3.5% OF ALL GLOBAL RESEARCH
OUTPUT
•The investment in the field of Research & Development in India is less
than 1% of GDP
•India has focused on increasing the number of institutions than creating
world – class educational institutes.
•54% of India’s population are below the age of 25 years which is enough
to make a nation strong in economy and education.
•Most educational institutes are not equipped in terms of infrastructure
and faculty
•The number of patent applications by Indians comprised only 0.3 per
cent of the total applications filed in the world, a disappointing figure for
a country with a share of 17 per cent of the world population.

3. 1.Exposure to indigenous
problems via presentations and
videos
2.Workshops should be
organized in villages and
interested students should be
taken care of.
3.At urban level, creating
awareness by conducting
government funded programs in
almost every school.
4.At rural level, conducting
campaigns and providing
scholarships to the meritorious
students.
1. Exposure to indigenous
problems by organizing study
tours.
2. Extra credits for research and
lab work , with good
facilities(industry specific).
3.Technology Business Incubator
and accelerators in Universities
of every city.
4.A side subject which introduces
problems related to the field of
study along with IPR.
1.Tie up between companies and
universities.
2.Government should aid R&D of
small scale industries.
3.Government should provide
proper assistance to cottage
industries.
4. Single window clearance
system.
5.Companies should have some
accelerators to develop the R&D
potential of interested
employees apart from their
scheduled work.

4. The three stages will be linked up in following way
*Interested as well as selected
students from high school level will
be provided scholarships to pursue
higher studies.
* They will form groups and will
work as group leaders to encourage
more high school students to join
the revolution.
*Government will provide special
aid for their research work.
*These students will have to pay
only 25% of the expenses required
if they publish an International
paper.
*Filing a patent would be a
cakewalk at this stage provided the
product is worthy enough.
*Students under this
programme will get
employement in R&D
sectors of government
companies.
*Government will
provide special aids if
they want to establish
their own company.
*Government will bear
50% of the expenses
required for international
publication.
Graduation Level Post-Graduation
People are free to join at graduation level as well but students from high school level will be given
more preference in terms of leadership and forming core committees.
Linking Up Of Three Stages
In each school a B-plan
competition will be
conducted and the best three
B-plan will be selected .
At district level all the
selected students will
present their plan and
among them best plan will
be promoted by national
university of their respective
state. And remaining
students will be given
workshops and training.
These students will be
registered under this plan
and will be looked after.
The same scheme will be
applied for rural areas but
they will be supported by
NGOs who will guide them.
School Level

5. •The head panel will consist of highly
experienced professors from every state.
•The team will recruit worthy students as
well as group leaders.
•The team will also recruit teachers at high
school level to create awareness.
RECRUITMENT
TEAM
•Will keep track of all the universities and
industries involved in the program .
•The team will consist of HR managers of
industries and college faculty concerned
with placements.
CHANNELISING
TEAM
•Will consist of government lawyers .
•Any qualified private lawyer is also
eligible.
LEGAL TEAM
• Will consist of management students.
• Top panel of management team will consist of
members of NIC , department of science and
technology.
• They will manage all the teams
• A panel of event managers will manage the entire
curriculum and events.
• CHIEF COORDINATOR OF THE ENTIRE PLAN WILL
BE FROM THIS TEAM
ADMINISTRATIVE
TEAM
NUMBER: Head panel-60
professors, 2 from each state.
And they will recruit nearly
30,000 students as group
leaders and 30000 faculty (2
from each school)
NUMBER: 10,000
members approx.
NUMBER: 100 lawyers
NUMBER: 600
members approx, 1
from each district
FRAMEWORK OF THE SYSTEM

6. •Will consist of highly experienced/retired CAs
as well as commerce students.
•They will plan the budget of the program.
FINANCE
TEAM
•The team will consist of mass communication
students.
•The head panel will consist of top journalists
and CEOs of advertisement companies as well
as social networking site companies.
•The team will publicize the program and will
ensure heavy participation.
MEDIA AND
PUBLISHING
TEAM
•Team will consist of hardware and software
engineers.
•Lower panel will consist of technicians and
diploma holders.
•Team will manage the technical department
•Will design website.
IT TEAM
•The team will consist of top notch scientists of
India.
•the team will keep track of all national and
international scientific discoveries.
•The team will guide all the aspiring scientists
to develop required products.
•The team will train school faculties for 1 week
per year to create awareness
SCIENTIFIC
TEAM
NUMBER: 15000 members
NUMBER: head panel: 15
members
Other: 1000 members
NUMBER: 10,000
engineers
30,000 diploma holders
NUMBER: 10,000
scientists

7. IMPACT OF THE PLAN
 Approx. 2 crores students will be benefited by this plan per year
(estimated on the basis of 14508 C.B.S.E schools along with state board
and I.C.S.E schools).
 1200 innovative ideas(600 each from rural and urban level) would be put
into action every year.
 Thousands of students from different streams i.e. science, mass
communication, law, management and commerce will get employment.
 Young minds will think more innovatively.
 Students will become aware of business models at high school level.
 Planned research would generate financial security among young scientists.
 Talented but financially less fortunate students will get a chance to prove
themselves.
 Leadership quality will be induced amongst the group leaders.
 R&D development in country will be high thereby increasing the economy
 This will support the sustainability of livelihood within the country.

8. TOTAL BUDGET :
600 CRORES
TECHNOLOGY
400 CRORES
LABS: 300 CRORES
MEDIA AND
PUBLICATION: 50
CRORES
SOFTWARE:50
CRORES
TRANSPORTATION
20 CRORES
MANPOWER
180 CRORES
APPROXIMATE BUDGET ESTIMATION

9. Salient
Features of
the Plan
• Innovative thinking will be inculcated from high school level
• Single window clearance system will help to implement any feasible plan
within less time
• Research students will have better knowledge about IPR which definitely
increase the number of patents filed from our country.
• Students are not selected on basis of mark rather on their ability of thinking
capacity.
Current
System
• Students are selected on the basis of marks obtained by in examination.
• Innovation thinking not developed from initial levels of school.
• students have poor knowledge about IPR.
• Its takes more time to implement a plan.
“THE SOLUTION PROPOSED SHOULD BE EFECTIVE AND DIFFERENT
FROM THE EXISTING PLAN”

10. Promoting
research
and
innovation
Tie- up
between
universities
and
companies
Making
Patenting
easy
International
publications
made easy
Government
aided R&D
sectors.
At rural
level
creating
awareness
At urban
level
,conducting
inspire level
workshops
At graduation
level, making
the students
more practical
oriented
Developing
Products to
Solve indigenous
problems of
India
B-Plan
competition and
best plan put
into action
Increasing Indian
economy and
bringing it at par
with the
international
market
ENTIRE PLAN AT A GLANCE
Setting up R&D
units within
company and
accelerators in
every city.

11. Limitations:
1. Spreading the awareness program for
the promotion of research is a huge task
as it is not possible to cover each and
every rural place.
2.India is a service based country and
today’s youth are more oriented
towards getting a high paid job.
3. For the research work the funds are
never used properly.
4. Well qualified professors take limited
or no interest .
5.The plan doesn’t promote the present
scientists.
Risks:
1.To provide well equipped labs, hi-tech
instruments should be used but availing
these is very costly.
2.Exposure to lab chemicals may be
hazardous to both the researcher and
environment.
3. Difficulty in linking the universities and
companies
4. The narrow mindset of Society that
there is no future in research and
development.
5. Students prefer going abroad for R&D
and settling there.
MITIGATION FACTORS :
1.Strong advertising about the campaign.
2.Tie-ups between companies and universities should be legalized properly.
3. Broaden the mindset of people that research and innovation has global recognition.

12. APPENDIX
 http://dolr.nic.in/hyperlink/distlistnew.htm
 E-affiliation system for schools
http://164.100.50.30/SchoolDir/userview.aspx
 Highlights of central plan 2013-14
 The economic times
 http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2013-04-
29/news/38904530_1_patent-applications-top-200-
universities-indian-universities
 National innovation council (2010)
 Ministry of Science and Technology(2013)
 World University Rankings(n.d.) top 400