Summary
The two-day conference was chaired by Prof. Anup Kumar Sinha, Chief Mentor, Heritage Business School, and ED, Bandhan Bank whose academic leadership and guidance shaped the discourse and thematic depth of the event
The conference witnessed the participation of eminent speakers from IIMs, IIITs, JNU, Presidency University, and several other leading institutions, reflecting a strong interdisciplinary engagement with sustainability as a global and local challenge
Heritage Business School (HBS) successfully hosted the International Conference on “Sustainable Development: Views from Different Perspectives 2.0” at its campus, bringing together distinguished academicians, researchers, and thought leaders from across the country on 7th and 8th November, 2025 at The Heritage campus.
The two-day conference was chaired by Prof. Anup Kumar Sinha, Chief Mentor, Heritage Business School, and ED, Bandhan Bank whose academic leadership and guidance shaped the discourse and thematic depth of the event.
The conference witnessed the participation of eminent speakers from IIMs, IIITs, JNU, Presidency University, and several other leading institutions, reflecting a strong interdisciplinary engagement with sustainability as a global and local challenge.
Across multiple technical sessions and panel dialogues, scholars deliberated on critical themes, including:
- Food and Nutritional Security in a Changing World
- Alternative and Regenerative Models of Agriculture
- Beyond Decarbonization: A Holistic View of Climate Responsibility
- Reimagining Development through the Complete SDG Framework
- Financial Inclusion- a sustainable model across financial institutions
The discussions emphasized the need to integrate economic resilience, environmental responsibility, and social equity to ensure sustainable progress that is inclusive and future-oriented.
Speaking on the occasion, Prof. Anup Kumar Sinha stated, “Sustainability is not merely an academic subject; it is a lived reality that demands thoughtful policy action, community engagement, and shared responsibility. This conference has enabled diverse perspectives to converge into meaningful reflections and pathways.”
Shri Pradip Agarwal, CEO, The Heritage Group of Institutions, added, “Heritage Business School remains committed to fostering research-driven dialogue and building platforms where scholars and practitioners can jointly shape the future of development.”
The conference was coordinated by faculty members and student committees of HBS, reinforcing the institution’s culture of collaborative learning and leadership through participation.
Last updated on 15 Nov 2025
