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Glimpses of the Two-Day Annual Meet of the Stenographic Cadre at CSIR-HRDC ✨
The event featured an insightful session by Prof. K. J. Sreeram, Former Director, CSIR-CLRI and Outstanding Scientist, who shared his valuable experiences and thoughts on "behind every effective leader is an Efficient and Trusted Support System." His inspiring perspectives highlighted the crucial role of dedication, professionalism, and effective support in organizational excellence.
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The 3rd Annual Meet of the Stenographic Cadre is being organized at the CSIR-HRDC Campus, Ghaziabad, bringing together delegates from various CSIR laboratories across India for a meaningful exchange of ideas and perspectives.

The programme was inaugurated in the gracious presence of Dr. N. Kalaiselvi, DG, CSIR & Secretary, DSIR; Sh. Chetan Prakash Jain, Additional Secretary & FA, CSIR; Sh. Mahendra Kumar Gupta, JS(A), CSIR; and Dr. T. S. Rana, Head, CSIR-HRDC.

The meet serves as a significant platform to discuss the evolving roles, responsibilities, and emerging challenges of the stenographic cadre in the rapidly transforming era of technology and Artificial Intelligence. With the changing workplace landscape, the discussions aim to explore how the cadre can adapt, upskill, and contribute effectively in an increasingly digital and AI-driven environment.
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5-Day Hands-on Training Programme on AMS (Batch-II), scheduled from May 18–22, 2026, commenced today at the CSIR-HRDC Campus, Ghaziabad. The programme was inaugurated in the gracious presence of Shri Chetan Prakash Jain, FA & Additional Secretary, CSIR, India, along with Dr. T. S. Rana, Head, CSIR-HRDC, and other senior officials from CSIR Headquarters.

The programme aims to provide participants with practical exposure and hands-on learning experiences, fostering enhanced understanding and effective implementation of AMS. The inaugural session marked the beginning of an enriching journey of learning, collaboration, and capacity building.
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Induction Programme Organised for Newly Recruited Scientists The ten-day Induction Programme for Newly Recruited Scientists of CSIR was successfully organized fr

Day 9 & 10 of the Induction Programme for Newly Recruited Scientists marked the successful conclusion of an enriching journey of learning, collaboration, and inspiration at CSIR-HRDC. The valedictory session on May 13, 2026 was graced by Prof. Manoj Kumar Dhar, Director Academy of Scientific & Innovative Research as the Chief Guest, along with Dr. T. S. Rana.

Addressing the young scientists, Prof. Dhar inspired them to actively contribute towards innovation, impactful scientific research, and nation-building through science & technology.
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Days 6 to 8 of the Induction Programme for Newly Recruited Scientists were marked by insightful learning, interactive discussions, and enriching sessions focused on both professional excellence and personal effectiveness. Participants explored key aspects of Enhancing Creative Problem Solving & Decision Making and Strengthening Leadership Effectiveness. On the professional and technical front, sessions on Global S&T Collaborations, Technology Transfer, and Commercialisation of Research provided valuable perspectives on translating scientific innovations into societal and industrial impact.
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Day 4 & 5 of the Induction Programme focused on fostering a holistic approach towards professional growth through a blend of technical learning and behavioural development.

The sessions emphasized team building, group dynamics, effective communication, and collaborative problem-solving, alongside enriching technical deliberations. Interactive activities and engaging discussions enabled participants to strengthen both their professional competencies and interpersonal skills, preparing them to contribute effectively in multidisciplinary environments.

The programme continues to inspire young scientists towards excellence, innovation, and teamwork.

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Few glimpses[Day 2 &3] of Induction Programme for Newly Recruited Scientists.
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Induction Programme for Newly Recruited Scientists commenced today, May 4, 2026 with an inspiring inaugural session, marking the beginning of an exciting journey of innovation, learning, and nation-building.
Programme was formally inaugurated with the ceremonial lamp lighting by Dr. Bhaskar Narayan, Director CSIR-Indian Institute of Toxicology Research, Dr. Ch. Ravi Shekhar, Director, CRRIand Dr. T. S. Rana (Head, CSIR-Human Resource Development Centre), symbolizing the illumination of knowledge and the spirit of scientific inquiry.

Forty-one young scientists from various CSIR laboratories across the country are participating in this programme, bringing with them fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to advancing science for societal benefit.

The programme is being seamlessly coordinated by Dr. Shobhna Choudhary and Mrs. Preeti Chaudhary, ensuring a dynamic and enriching learning experience for all participants.

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