Indian Officials Call for Innovation to Drive Global Peace on World Science Day

World Science Day on November 10 was marked by a chorus of messages from Indian leaders urging the deployment of science and technology to foster global peace and sustainable development. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari used his X account to reaffirm India’s dedication to leveraging scientific discovery for human welfare, citing the year’s theme of “Science Diplomacy for Shared Foundations” as a framework for international cooperation.

State Minister Prataprav Jadhav emphasized that scientific and innovative solutions are essential to constructing a peaceful, resilient future for all citizens. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav extended his congratulations, noting that confidence in science underpins progress in peace, human prosperity and advanced technology.

Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar of Maharashtra remarked that scientific progress has opened new doors for development, making life simpler, safer, and more sophisticated, and she called for heightened encouragement of research and inventions. Meanwhile, Chhattisgarh minister Ramvichar Netam highlighted science as the guiding light that led humanity from darkness to enlightenment, urging the nation to continue its journey through innovation, research, and rational thought.