Netritva Sadhana is a residential leadership certificate programme by the Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini (RMP), aimed at nurturing value-driven socio-political leadership among youth and professionals through academic learning, grassroots exposure, and interactions with leaders and policymakers. The XVI Edition of Netritva Sadhana was successfully organised by the Institute for Inclusive Policy and Governance (IIPG) from 29 January to 02 February 2025, carrying forward the vision of cultivating grounded and committed youth leaders. Building on this success, the XVII Edition was held by IIPG from 29 January to 03 February 2026 as a six-day residential programme, bringing together 35 participants from 10 states, further strengthening the mission of inclusive and ethical leadership development.
Punjab's Health Transformation: From Grain Bowl to Nutrition Bowl for Holistic Well-Being was a national conference organized by the Institute for Inclusive Policy and Governance (IIPG) on 23 August 2025 in Chandigarh.
The conference brought together 107 participants from public health, medical, policy, research, and civil society backgrounds. Discussions focused on strengthening primary healthcare, improving maternal and child health, managing non-communicable diseases, and ensuring equitable access to quality healthcare across Punjab.
Online Dialogue on "The Punjab Floods 2025" was organized by the Institute for Inclusive Policy and Governance (IIPG) on 27 September 2025 through Google Meet.
The dialogue brought together 67 participants to discuss flood mismanagement, climate risks, and gaps in river management, dam operations, and early warning systems. The discussions emphasized the need for better coordination, disaster preparedness, and policy reforms to strengthen Punjab's flood resilience.
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National Round Table Conference on "Viksit Amritsar" was organized by the Institute for Inclusive Policy and Governance (IIPG) on 15 November 2025 at Amritsar.
The conference brought together 185 participants to discuss key urban development issues. The deliberations emphasized strategic planning, collaborative governance, and balancing heritage conservation with modern urban development to achieve sustainable and inclusive growth.
The Institute for Inclusive Policy and Governance (IIPG), in collaboration with NITTTR, Chandigarh, organized a seminar on the 350th Martyrdom Anniversary of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji on 4 December 2025.
The seminar brought together around 70 delegates to reflect on Guru Ji's life, sacrifice, and timeless message of courage, respect, and human dignity. The discussions highlighted the continued relevance of his teachings in promoting social harmony, ethical values, and inclusive governance, while emphasizing their importance in guiding contemporary public discourse.
Changing Scenario of Punjab Due to Emigration: Socio-Economic and Cultural Perspectives was the theme of the National Round Table Conference organized by the Institute for Inclusive Policy and Governance (IIPG) on 18 December 2025 in Jalandhar.
The conference brought together 85 participants to discuss emigration trends and their socio-economic and cultural impacts on Punjab. The event also featured the launch of two books on health and agriculture and emphasized the importance of evidence-based policymaking, stronger research, and inclusive governance for the state's future.
