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Planning Commission: Planning Commission plays an integrative role in the development of a holistic approach to the policy formulation in critical areas of human and economic development. The emphasis of the Commission is on maximising the output by using our limited resources http://planningcommission.nic.in

Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Finance: The vision of the department is to foster a well regulated and orderly growth of banking and insur-ance sector to serve all sections of society. http://finmin.nic.in/the_ministry/dept_fin_services/index.html

Unique Identification Authority of India: Its role is to develop and implement the necessary institutional, technical and legal infrastructure to issue unique identity numbers to Indian residents. The Authority envisions to issue a unique identification number (UIDAI) that can be verified and authenticated in an on-line, cost-effective manner, which is robust enough to eliminate duplicate and fake identities.http://uidai.gov.in/

Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry: The man-date of the Department of Commerce is regulation, development and promotion of India’s international trade and commerce through formulation of appropriate international trade & commercial policy and implementation of the various provi-sions thereof. http://commerce.nic.in/

Ministry of Urban Development: The Ministry of Urban Development is respon-sible for formulating policies, supporting programs, monitoring programs and coordinate the activities of various Central Ministries, State Governments and other nodal authorities concerning all the issues in the country.http://www.urbanindia.nic.in/

In this 24th Summit we revisit the theme from the 4th Skoch Summit held in October 2004 at New Delhi. The 11th Five Year Plan (2007-12) document has a subtitle of inclusive growth. This lists out divides and disparities and these can be spatial (geographic) or collective-category (gender, caste, community, ethnicity, religion) based. Reforms that trigger growth must be inclusive in the sense of broad-basing growth and mainstreaming deprived and backward segments. While growth throws up market-based opportunities, there must be equal access to markets.

Summit Tracks

n Mainstreaming the Marginalized

n Governance Reforms and Institutional Regeneration

n Employability, Health & Decentralization - Prerequisites for Social Justice

n Financial Deepening and Equitable Growth

n Infrastructure and Governance

n A Billion Connected People - Making of a Digital Nation

Digital Inclusion Round Tables

n ICT in Health

n ICT in Education

n ICT in Local Bodies

n ICT in Security

Financial Inclusion Round Tables

n ICT in Outreach

n Future of Markets

Thinkers & Writers Forum

National Informatics Centre: NIC, under the Department of Information Technology of the Gov-ernment of India, is a premier Science and Technology organization, at the forefront of the active promotion and implementation of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) solutions. http://home.nic.in/

Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology: The department envisions e-De-velopment of India through multi pronged strategy of e-Infrastructure creation to facilitate and promote e-governance, promotion of Electronics & Information Technology- Information Technol-ogy Enabled Services (IT-ITeS) Industry. http://www.mit.gov.in/

Ministry of Rural Development: This Min-istry is working for both the economic bet-terment of people as well as greater social transformation.http://rural.nic.in/

Ministry of Panchayati Raj: The Ministry of Panchayati Raj is a branch of the Gov-ernment of India looking after the ongoing process of decentralization and local gover-nance in the States.http://panchayat.nic.in

Ministry of Labour and Employment: The Ministry of Labour and Employment, a branch of the Government of India, is the apex body for formulation and administra-tion of the rules and regulations and laws relating to labour and employment in India. http://labour.nic.in/

Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region: The Ministry of Develop-ment of North Eastern Region(DoNER) acts as a facilitator between the Central Minis-tries/ Departments and the State Govern-ments of the North Eastern Region .http://mdoner.gov.in/

Banks need to leverage modern technologies to provide banking and financial services to the rural populace and thereby create hitherto unprecedented economic opportunities for them. Financial inclusion and the extension of financial services to every citizen of the country is a priority for the government.

Banks need to leverage modern technologiesto provide bankingand financial services

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”Keynote

Pranab Mukherjee, Finance Minister

District Administration Gurgaon

Financial Inclusion

Future of Markets

ICT for Outreach

Participating Organisationsn Ministry of Financen Department of Economic Affairsn Department of Financial Services n Department of Information Technologyn Central Board of Direct Taxesn Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authorityn Reserve Bank of Indian IRDAn NABARDn Department of Postsn Department of Telecommunicationsn National Informatics Centren National Securities Depository Limitedn Central Bank of Indian Punjab National Bankn State Bank of Indian Life Insurance Corporation of Indian New India Assurance Companyn Oriental Insurance n Bombay Stock Exchangen National Stock Exchangen MCX Stock Exchange Limitedn Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Service Limited (IL&FS)n Bharti Airtel Limited

The role of an integrated financial infrastructure in stimulating and sustaining economic growth is well recognised. It is now widely accepted that financial intermediation is essential for both extensive and intensive growth. Efficient intermediation of funds from savers to investors enables the productive application of available resources.

The role of an integrated financial infsustaining economic growth is well rethat financial intermediation is essentgrowth. Efficient intermediation of futhe productive application of availabl“ ”C Rangarajan, Chairman, Economic Advisory Council to the PM

Keynote

“Inclusiveness is Much More than Poverty Reduction ”

Keynote

Montek Singh Ahluwalia Deputy Chairman, Planning Commission

Digital Inclusion

ICT in Local Bodies

ICT in Security

Participating Organisationsn Ministry of Home Affairsn Ministry of Urban Developmentn Planning Commissionn National Institute of Urban Affairsn National Institute of Rural Developmentn National Disaster Management Authorityn National Institute for Disaster Managementn National Defence Collegen National Technical Research Organizationn Ministry of Rural developmentn Ministry of Panchayati Rajn National Institute for Smart Governancen Institute of Rural Managementn Indian Armyn Indian Air Forcen Institute for Defence Studies and Analysesn Police

n Department of Information Technologyn Controller of Certifying Authoritiesn CERT-Inn Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbain Municipal Corporation of Gurgaonn Varanasi Municipal Corporationn Rajkot Municipal Corporationn Nanded Municipal Corporationn Ahmedabad Municipal Corporationn Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporationn Kundapur Town Municipal Counciln Chennai Municipal Corporationn Pimpri Chindwad Municipal Corporationn Kanpur Municipal Corporationn Municipal Corporation of Delhin Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporationn Surat Municipal Corporation

Digital Inclusion

ICT in Health

ICT in Education

Participating Organisationsn Ministry of Health and Family Welfaren Planning Commissionn Department of Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha & Homeopathy (AYUSH)n National Rural Health Missionn AIIMSn Sir Ganga Ram Hospitaln Global Hospital & Endosurgery Instituten Institute of Minimal Access Metabolic & Bariatric Surgeryn Association of Surgeons of Indian Delhi Medical Council n Ethicon Institute of Surgical Educationn Obesity Surgery Society of Indian Indian Institute of Technology - Delhin Indian Institute of Technology - Bombayn Indian Institute of Management - Ahmedabadn Indira Gandhi National Open Universityn Jawaharlal Nehru Universityn Government of Gujaratn Government of Maharashtran Government of West Bengaln Government of Himachal Pradeshn Ministry of Human Resource Developmentn Central Board of Secondary Educationn Ministry of Labour & Employmentn Ministry of Information & Broadcastingn Ministry of Science & Technologyn Ministry of Social Justice & Empowermentn Department of Information Technology

We need to pay more attention at the bottom of the pyramid, focusing more on growth of large number of people and not the handful.

We need to paymore attention at the bottom of thepyramid, focusing

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”KeynoteSam Pitroda, Advisor to the PM on Public Information Infrastructure & Innovations

The Unique Identification Number will bring in mobility, choice, transparency and accountability at the doorsteps of the common man.

The Unique Identification Nubring in mobility, choice, tranand accountability at the doorthe common man.“ ”

Keynote

Nandan Nilekani, Chairman, Unique Identification Authority of India

Presenter Organisation Title of the PaperAmlan Bhattacharya Aravalli Institute of Management Higher Education: Need of SMART ParametersS K Gupta Central Soil Salinity Research Institute Inclusion Growth and Social Justice to Resource Poor Farmers through Alkali Land

ReclamationRamakrishna Nallathiga Centre for Good Governance Affordable Housing in Urban Areas: The Need, Maeasures and InterventionsSantanu Sengupta Change Innovators Society Financial Deepening in India: Perspective & PrescriptionsKamayani Misra Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University Inefficiency of Educational structure in 11th Five Year Plan: Need for Reform and

Inclusive GrowthAishwarya Sharma Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University E- education: Need to enrich the “Down & Out”Abhikalp Pratap Singh Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme: A way to make Growth more Equi-

table and ensure Social JusticeKunal Singh Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University GovernanceSneha Thakur Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University Legal Rights for Forest Community and Poverty ChallengeSunil Aggarwal IDBI Bank Ltd Financial Deepening: Catalyst for GrowthRevathi Iyer IFIM Business School Speeding up Financial DeepeningSomen Saha Indian Institute of Public Health Provision of Health Services for Microfinance Clients: Analysis of Evidence from IndiaPawan Kumar Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee Transport Infrastructure: A Road Map for Multi Modal Public Transport in DelhiAshish Chauhan Mahindra Special Services Group Inclusive Security of Infrastructure - TransportationPranav Lal Mahindra Special Services Group Practical Internal Controls: Role of Governance in Business Continuity and GrowthBarsha Poricha National Foundation for India Constuctive Work as a Self Governance: An Attempt at Deepening DemocracyMahendra Narayan Singh National Informatics Centre SWAVLAMBAN (Old Age Pensioner's Payment & Monitoring System)B K Swain National Institute of Rural Development Women Empowerment through Community Based Self-help GroupsVishwam Jindal National Law School, University of delhi Law, PDS, Subsidies and Right to FoodP B Shankar Narayan Pondicherry University SHGs And Women Empowermnt: A Focus Group Study in Puducherry, IndiaJatinder Singh Rai Business School Relationship Between Work Life Balance, Job Satisfaction and Mental HealthMohd Saif Alam Saraswati Institute of Technology & Management, Unnao Financial Deepening: "Will it Result in Inclusive Growth"Anil Kumar Dahiya Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology Survey: Information SecurityR Ramakrishnan Sri Ganesh School of Business and Management Empowerment by Women EducationM Ubaidullah Sri Venkateswara University Succesful Equitable Educational Programmes in Andhra Pradesh Sumanjeet Singh University of Delhi The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act 2009: A Step

Towards Right DirectionRuchi Ahuja Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research Empowerment by Women through Self Help GroupsJoseph Massey MCX Stock Exchange Ltd Financial Deepening: A Precursor for Inclusive GrowthHeena Bijli Aligarh Muslim University Reproductive Health of Women in India - Emerging Concerns

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