What we do and how we create future scientist and young entrepreneurs.

2. About FGSI
Foundation for Glocal Science Initiatives (FGSI) – registered
as a non profit company
Our Associate Platforms
•SSP- the “Science Societies and Public (India)” is a Trust formed in India and Member and Partner to
MILSET- Worldwide with prime motive to associate with Institutions, NGOs and Societies functioning in
India to promote Science Education.
•MILSET and Science Societies and Public registered in India under Society Registration Act 1860 as an
NGO
•We aim to facilitate a platform for science students of Schools and Colleges and help them to get an
exposure in more than 90 countries around the world who are the members to MILSET Worldwide (France),
INESPO (Holland), IEWI (Japan), TISF (Taiwan), IRS (Russia), APCYS (Indonesia), Society for Science
and Public (USA) and many more functioning at different countries around the world.

3. Our Team Heads
• Er Anuj Sinha, Chairman
and Chairman -Network of Organisations for Science & Technology Communication (OSTC) (catalyzed
by DST, Govt of India ) and President SSP and MILSET India ops
• Dr D. K. Pandey, Vice Chairman
and Former Director / Scientist ‘F’ , Department of Science & Technology, GOI
• Mr Mehul Raja, Director
and General Secretary MILSET India ops and SSP and Founder – Moneywise India
• Mr Piyush Kumar Madhav, Director
and President MILSET India ops and Secretary- SSP
We are a team with a combined corporate experience of over 75 years

4.  Our Team Management Committee of Foundation for Glocal Science Initiatives (FGSI)
have cumulative experience of 65 years
Our ExpertiseOur Expertise
33 years of vast experience of Er. Anuj Sinha, Chairman-
FGSI. He is ex- Head Science Communication at
Department of Science & Technology, Government of
India who possesses the down to earth experience of
nurturing national programs like National Children Science
Congress (NCSC) with prime motive to develop capacity
for informed decision making in the community by the
media of science and innovation among young Indians.
Pioneered the Public Private Partnership of DST, Intel and
the Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) and escalating
the Indian Talent to International Level with winning note at
ISEF event too. He is the Chairman of Foundation for
GLocal Science Initiatives- a non profit making company
and key host to APCYS 2016 (i.e. the Asia Pacific
Conference of Young Scientists- 2016 held at Amity
University, Gurgaon, India. He is also currently the
Chairman of the Board of Network for Indian Science
Communication (Formally known as NCSTC- Network)
and thus has reach to more than 700 NGO’s spread
around the country.

5.  Our Team Management Committee of Foundation for Glocal Science Initiatives (FGSI)
have cumulative experience of 65 years
Our ExpertiseOur Expertise
Dr. D. K. Pandey- Master of Science and Doctorate of
Philosophy in Life Sciences. He is Former Director and
Scientist ‘F’, Department of Science and Technology,
Government of India. He has have the multi- dispensaries
experience in Divisions of Mycology & Plant Pathology,
IARI- New Delhi, Central Insecticide Laboratory-
Faridabad, Soil & Water Conservation Division, Ministry of
Agriculture Cooperation- New Delhi. In DST, he has been
the pioneer to its Flagship programs like National Children
Science Congress expanding its reach as country wide
program. Spearhead the reach to ASEAN countries (10
countries of South East Asia). Executed the Internship
Program and Activities of meritorious child scientist of
NCSC. Involved in International Environment Impact
Assessment at IDPM, University of Manchestor, UK
in1998. Pioneer to IEYI 2004, 2005, Management
committee member to host IEYI 2006 at Pragati Maidan,
new Delhi. And to ISEF USA as Science Educator
Academician in 2010. Associated to SRM University as
Director Innovator.

6.  Mr. Mehul Raja, Co-chairman- International Relation, FGSI and SSP.
Our ExpertiseOur Expertise
17 years of his versatile experience in Event Management,
Marketing and Finance and Statistical Analytics. Key role
player of functioning of India’s first Public Private
Partnership in Science Talent Discovery Fair for Young
School Students i.e. Intel Science Talent Discovery Fair &
IRIS National Fair by Intel, Ministry of Science &
Technology and Confederation of Indian Industries. Key
Pillar to our Partner organizations i.e FGSI (Foundation for
GLocal Science Initiatives), the running NGO- Milset and
Science Societies and Public and the Trust- Science
Societies and Public. He also has specialization in ATL
and BTL communications, Activations, Digital marketing
initiatives, Hardcore Sales & Business Acquisition. Has
been the Director and Co- Founders of AND
Promotainment Pvt Ltd. Has also been in service to MTS,
Tata Teleservices, Citigroup, ICICI Prudentials, Camlin
which has added value to his proficiency. He is qualified
Post Graduate in Global Strategic Management and
Masters in Management Studies.

7.  Mr. Piyush Kumar Madhav, Director, Foundation for Glocal Science Initiatives,
Our ExpertiseOur Expertise
21 years of commendable success in Event Management,
Key Account Management, Operations Management,
Strategic Analysis and Project Management. He is a
Strategist from IIM- Kolkata, and is the key person to
initiate the operation of MILSET in India since 2013. He
has been serving as the country representative from India
to National Taiwan Science Education Center, Taipei,
Taiwan, also to All Russian Social Movement of creative
Teachers and coordinating for Indian participation to
Vernadsky National Contest of Student Research Projects
and to INESPO, Holland, APCYS- Indonesia and many
other countries in his chain of contacts like Portugal, South
Africa, Kenya, Indonesia, Nepal, Malaysia etc. He has
been also Consultant – Science Communication to Amity
Group of Schools in India, and has shared his expertise
with G D Goenka Dwarka, DPS Ghaziabad, Jaipur and
other school chain in India. He has served for Intel
Science Talent Discovery Fair and has been close
coordination with National Children Science Congress –
the most prominent science fair with reach all states of the
country.

9. Our activities
• We have been taking Indian students to International Fairs like:
– Hong Kong International Science Fair,
– Taiwan International Science Fair,
– Vernadsky National Contest of Student Research Projects,
Moscow, Russia,
– Korean Science Creativity Festival
– Expo Science International, Abu Dhabi, Belgium, Brazil
– Asia Pacific Conference of Young Scientists
– Korea Science Creative Festival
– International Research School, Moscow
– Eskom Expo for Young Scientist, South Africa
– And Many Others……………….

10. WE SYNCHRONIZED
INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE
FAIR PARTICIPATION FROM
SCHOOLS IN INDIA LIKE:
G D Goenka Group of Schools – like Dwarka
DPS Group of School- Jaipur, Ghaziabad, Indirapuram, New Delhi & synchro’s
other schools associated to DPS Society
Amity International Chain of Schools in Delhi NCR, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana
Tagore International School, Jaipur
S S Dugar Schools in Rajasthan
 N H Goel World School, Raipur , Chattisgarh
Vidyanjali School, Bangalore
Vivekanand Public School, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh
Our members synchronizes the same for Sachdeva, Scheindler, Indraprasth
International Schools and many others.

11. Since 2012-2017
•Reach of more than 40 countries
•Achieved attention of over 5000 students from 50+ schools
•More than 100 students have represented India on MILSET
Platform and FGSI
•30 awards on various international platform
•2 International Fairs fro m 5 Regional fairs culminating to 1
national fair with over 500 projects participating this year
Achievements

12. Why FGSI
Advantages with FGSI
• Ground level initiatives to promote science temperament among
young students
• Regular mentoring from day one with subject experts
• International Platform opportunity for almost every good idea /
innovation
• Strong India team with over 75 years of corporate experience
• Potential of Financial support from institute/corporate
• Moral support of Department of Science and Technology, Govt of
India

13. FGSI Team with Hon. Minister of Science & Technology, Govt.
of India, Dr Harshvardhan

14. INDIA’S FIRST INTERNATIONAL
SCIENCE CONTEST & FAIR
FOR SCHOOL STUDENTS
THE APCYS - 2016
HOSTED BY
FOUNDATION FOR GLOCAL SCIENCE INITIATIVES
&
SCIENCE SOCIETIES AND PUBLIC TRUST
AT
AMITY UNIVERSITY HARYANA
FROM 13TH
TO 18TH
JULY 2016.

15. 20162016

16. Participated Countries and
Participants:
India - 80 (40 Projects)
Indonesia - 14 (6 Projects)
Malaysia - 43 (12 Projects)
Thailand - 18 (14 Projects)
China - 4 (2 Projects)
USA (Guam) - 6 (6 Projects)
Nepal - 8 (4 Projects)
Qatar - 4 (2 Projects)
Turkey - 2 (1 Observers)
Mexico - 1 MILSET President & 1Observers)
Iran - 1 (Observers)
Philippines -1 (Observer)

18. Asia Pacific Conference of
Young Scientist 2016

20. COMMENTS FROM PARTICIPANTS
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: 交流部 - 上海青少年科学社 <intl@shssp.org>
Date: Wed, Jul 20, 2016 at 8:49 AM
Subject: Thank you for APCYS 2016 organization
Dear Mehul Raja, Piyush Madhav, Anuj Sinha,
I hereby stand for our organization Shanghai Science Association for Young Talents, our teacher Mr. Dai Junyi,
two student participants and their parents to express our appreciation for all that diligent work you have done
and all the help you have offered!
We are really appreciated for your organizing of the perfect event! All our people have experienced a wonderful
trip!
Thanks again! Much appreciated!
Best regards,
Chaimeng
Communication Dept.

24. Past APCYS

25. A
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The Asia Pacific Conference for Young Scientists was held at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 6th to
11th September, 2015. 161 projects from Philippines, Indonesia, Nepal, Malaysia, India, Thailand, Singapore,
Guam vied for top international honors in Physics, Chemistry, Math's, Life Sciences and Environmental
Sciences.
17 middle and senior school students from India PARTICIPATED and won 7 Grand
Awards.
2015

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Expo Science Europe
2016
14 middle and senior school
students from India underwent
training and grooming wherein
their scientific skills were honed
to the optimum.
Pranav Kalra
(Venkateshwar Global School, Delhi)
Project: “ Speech Stimulator 3.0 ”
Team INDIA won 2 Gold
medals among more than
400 students

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Expo Science Europe – 2016

28. Active Participation of Indians inActive Participation of Indians in
MILSET Worldwide FairsMILSET Worldwide Fairs
 MILSET Expo-Sciences International 2015, Brussels
 The Indian team headed by Mr. Anuj Sinha, President-
Science Societies and Public and MILSET India opt and
also Chairman- NCSTC- Network comprised of 4
projects 14 Participants 4 Guides, 1 Government
Ministry Dignitary and 1 Organizing Committee Head
and all Projects were selected from NCSC (National
Children Science Congress) 2014 – India’s National
Science Fair.

29. B
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MTeam To Belgium this year with
(central R to L)
Anuj Sinha, The Belgium Consulate General,
Mehul Raja, Lalit Pankaj (All in back row)
Expo Science International – 2015

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MILSET Expo Science International – 2013
Under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al-Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister of the UAE,
Minister of Presidential Affair, the
Abu Dhabi Centre for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (ACTVET) hosted this Mega
Event on Science, together with MILSET, from 15th to 17th September 2013, at the Abu Dhabi National
Exhibition Centre (ADNEC)
This continental distribution of participant
countries is as following:
Europe- 20 Asia- 16 Africa- 8
Latin America- 9 North America- 2
Indian Participants from 8 schools
Amity International Schools of Noida, Gurgaon &
Vasundhara,
Delhi Public School, Jaipur
S.S.Dugar School, Churu, Rajasthan
Basic S.S.School, G.V.M., Sardarshahr, Raj
Meera Niketan Girls S.S. School, Churu, Raj
Basic Public School, Churu, Rajasthan

32.  MILSET Expo-Sciences International 2013, Abu
Dhabi
 The Indian team headed by Mr. Piyush Kumar, Secretary
- Science Societies and Public and MILSET India opt
and also Project Associate- Innovation Amity comprised
of 5 projects 14 Participants 4 Guides, from most
prominent schools of India- Amity International School
Chain, DPS i.e. Delhi Public School Chain, S S Dugar
School Chain in Rajasthan.
(contd.)
Expo Science International – 2013

33. Taiwan International Science Fair
(2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 )

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Taiwan International Science Fair
(TISF) is a science research
competition for high school students
from grades nine to twelve.
Team India won in
2012: 3 Bronze
2013: 1 Silver
2016: 2 Bronze

35. Young Indians from IndiaYoung Indians from India
whom we guide, raised ourwhom we guide, raised our
Country’s Image High atCountry’s Image High at
World Level pre-collegeWorld Level pre-college
science ISEFscience ISEF
Active Participation of Indians
in International Fairs
2014
2013

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All Russian Movement of
Creative Teachers “Researchers”
All Russian Movement of
Creative Teachers “Researchers”
Program Background
One of the oldest and largest scientific contests in Russia (6000 projects
were considered in the 12 years of its existence);
Participant Countries: Czech Republic, Philippines, Slovakia, Iran, India,
Mexico, Abu Dhabi, Indonesia, South Africa, Canada,
Total No. of Projects Reviewed at the Fair: 1000

38. Our Mentors
• Dr. Suddhasatwa Basu <Prof. & HOD Dept. of Chemical Engineering,
IIT Delhi>
• Dr. Gagan Gupta <Associate Professor- Physics, NCERT>
• Dr. C. K. Seth <Dept.. Of Chemistry, Hindu College>
• Dr. S. K. Agarwal <Retd. Prof- Dept.. Of Environmental Science,
Desbandhu College>
• Mr. Lalit Pankaj, <Post Graduate, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research>
• Mr. Likhesh Sharma, PhD, IISc
• Mr. Sunil Kumar, PhD, JNU, Life Science
• Dr. B. K. Tripathi, Professor- Zoology, NCERT>
And Many Others……………….

39. Focal Points to be Considered
 Wide Media Coverage
 Since the events is organized during the holiday
session, hence the publicity to host college students is
reached is to be insured
 The evaluation and selection of winners to be printed
at selection committee room.
 A short session of steering committee immediately
after the event / valediction should be invited

40. Focal Points to be Considered
 List of support that is being provide by host to be discussed.
 Amity University faced the demand for multi variety of food as it
was fixed to only Vegetarian food limitation
 Organizing committee should plan session in schools and
colleges prior to the event to attract mass publicity and not to rely
only on emails, newspaper and media publicity. These session is
advised to be co-partnered with host university as it is the source of
strengthening Brand Image of University.
 Wide participation of schools and college students in more
International Events and association with International Networks
like- Science Societies and Public, FGSI, ISEF-USA and many
more

41. A vision that keeps us InspiredA vision that keeps us Inspired
“Arise, AwAke And
stop not till the
GoAl is reAched”
- Swami Vivekananda

42. Look forward for your support for
this noble cause