1. To establish, support, and operate multidisciplinary research
centres and institutions across various faculties—such as science,
technology, health, environment, economics, education, social
sciences, law, and humanities—for the advancement of
knowledge and national development.
2. To promote applied and theoretical research that contributes to
solving critical challenges of national importance, including
sustainable development, education reform, economic inclusion,
digital innovation, and public health.
3. To provide infrastructure, funding, academic guidance, and
technical resources to scholars, students, and research
professionals from minority and underrepresented communities.
4. To facilitate collaborations and partnerships with universities, think
tanks, government agencies, industry, and international institutions
to support high-impact research and innovation.
5. To publish research journals, white papers, policy briefs, and
community reports that influence public policy, strengthen
governance, and address grassroots-level concerns.
6. To encourage youth participation in research and innovation,
including support for startups, prototypes, academic competitions,
and research-based entrepreneurship.
7. To organize conferences, symposiums, and public lectures for
dissemination of research findings and promotion of a national
culture of critical inquiry and problem-solving.
8. To offer scholarships, fellowships, and research grants to
individuals committed to socially beneficial research and
community-focused innovation.
9. To ensure all research activities uphold ethical standards, promote
inclusivity, and align with the constitutional values of justice,
equality, and national unity.
10. To position the research centres as national assets, contributing
meaningfully to India’s growth in science, education, governance,
and social development.
