DCBMs 5th International Conference on “Digital Bharat 2030 concludes on high note

Indore (Team Newsbuddy) – The Daly College of Business Management (DCBM) successfully organized its 5th International Conference centered on the visionary theme, “Digital Bharat 2030: AI, Entrepreneurship and Heritage-Based Development for Inclusive Growth.” The event served as a global platform for academic rigor and industry insights, exploring how cutting-edge technology can harmonize with India’s rich cultural legacy to drive sustainable progress.
A Divine and Traditional Commencement
The proceedings commenced with a soulful rendition of the Saraswati Vandana, followed by the traditional lighting of the lamp. This symbolic start emphasized the institution’s commitment to the pursuit of knowledge and the auspicious beginning of a journey toward a digitally empowered India.
HH Maharaja Vikram Singh Ji Puar of Dewas, Chief Guest and Patron, lauded the institution’s efforts. In his address, he congratulated the Conference Chair and Principal, Prof. Dr. Sonal Sisodia, for maintaining an international stature in academic discourse and fostering an environment of innovation.
Global Perspectives and Intellectual Depth
The conference was graced by a distinguished lineup of international speakers who provided a 360-degree view of the digital landscape:

• Dr. Allan Bird and Dr. Caroline Elizabeth (USA) shared insights on the global evolution of entrepreneurship and AI.
• Dr. Ulrich Berk (Germany) discussed the intersection of technology and sustainable heritage.
  Guest of Honour, Dr. Sachin Sharma (DCDC, DAVV), commended the academic depth of the research presented, noting its relevance to the current industrial revolution.

A highlight of the day was a captivating theatrical performance staged by DCBM students. The play creatively depicted the synergy between India’s ancient heritage and the 2030 digital vision. It portrayed a future where Artificial Intelligence does not replace tradition but acts as a guardian for cultural preservation and an engine for rural entrepreneurship.

Recognizing Excellence: Awards and Valedictory
The conference also served as a competitive arena for budding scholars and creative minds. The valedictory session saw the distribution of prizes for:

1. Technical Paper Presentations: Recognizing rigorous research in AI and inclusive growth.
2. Srijansha Competition: A creative showcase where students presented innovative business models rooted in Indian heritage.

In her welcome address, Principal and Conference Chair Dr. Sonal Sisodia highlighted the meteoric growth DCBM has achieved in a short span. She extended her gratitude to Conference Secretaries Dr. Ajay Patil and Dr. Kush Singodia for their tireless coordination.
The event saw active involvement from Board Members Mr. Dheeraj Lulla, Mr. Sandeep Parekh, and Mr. Karan Narsaria , alongside industry stalwarts Mr. Ashwin Palsikar, Mr. Kanha Rathi, and Mr. Pankaj Bagadiya (President ODA). The presence of research scholars, delegates, alumni, and students ensured a vibrant exchange of ideas, marking the conference as a milestone in Indore’s academic calendar.DCBMs 5th International Conference on “Digital Bharat 2030 concludes successfully

January 18, 2026 – The Daly College of Business Management (DCBM) successfully organized its 5th International Conference centered on the visionary theme, “Digital Bharat 2030: AI, Entrepreneurship and Heritage-Based Development for Inclusive Growth.” The event served as a global platform for academic rigor and industry insights, exploring how cutting-edge technology can harmonize with India’s rich cultural legacy to drive sustainable progress.
A Divine and Traditional Commencement
The proceedings commenced with a soulful rendition of the Saraswati Vandana, followed by the traditional lighting of the lamp. This symbolic start emphasized the institution’s commitment to the pursuit of knowledge and the auspicious beginning of a journey toward a digitally empowered India.
HH Maharaja Vikram Singh Ji Puar of Dewas, Chief Guest and Patron, lauded the institution’s efforts. In his address, he congratulated the Conference Chair and Principal, Prof. Dr. Sonal Sisodia, for maintaining an international stature in academic discourse and fostering an environment of innovation.
Global Perspectives and Intellectual Depth
The conference was graced by a distinguished lineup of international speakers who provided a 360-degree view of the digital landscape:

• Dr. Allan Bird and Dr. Caroline Elizabeth (USA) shared insights on the global evolution of entrepreneurship and AI.
• Dr. Ulrich Berk (Germany) discussed the intersection of technology and sustainable heritage.
  Guest of Honour, Dr. Sachin Sharma (DCDC, DAVV), commended the academic depth of the research presented, noting its relevance to the current industrial revolution.

A highlight of the day was a captivating theatrical performance staged by DCBM students. The play creatively depicted the synergy between India’s ancient heritage and the 2030 digital vision. It portrayed a future where Artificial Intelligence does not replace tradition but acts as a guardian for cultural preservation and an engine for rural entrepreneurship.

Recognizing Excellence: Awards and Valedictory
The conference also served as a competitive arena for budding scholars and creative minds. The valedictory session saw the distribution of prizes for:

1. Technical Paper Presentations: Recognizing rigorous research in AI and inclusive growth.
2. Srijansha Competition: A creative showcase where students presented innovative business models rooted in Indian heritage.

In her welcome address, Principal and Conference Chair Dr. Sonal Sisodia highlighted the meteoric growth DCBM has achieved in a short span. She extended her gratitude to Conference Secretaries Dr. Ajay Patil and Dr. Kush Singodia for their tireless coordination.
The event saw active involvement from Board Members Mr. Dheeraj Lulla, Mr. Sandeep Parekh, and Mr. Karan Narsaria , alongside industry stalwarts Mr. Ashwin Palsikar, Mr. Kanha Rathi, and Mr. Pankaj Bagadiya (President ODA). The presence of research scholars, delegates, alumni, and students ensured a vibrant exchange of ideas, marking the conference as a milestone in Indore’s academic calendar.