1. CNT/Polymer Composite Based Photovoltaic Cell
Semiconductor (Si)
VADC e-
ITO
a-CNT
P3OT
Schottky
barrier
Schematic diagram of CNT-based photovoltaic cell
Use poly(3-octylthiophene) (P3OT) as the photo-excited electron donors and nanotubes as the electron acceptors.
Aligned configuration to enhance contact area between polymer and CNT for better charge transfer Operating principle of this device
It provides around 50% Efficiency

2. Liver Transplantation – Case Study
Walking with a British Liver
Early Symptom
First Investigation
Recurrence in 1999
Alternative Treatment
Acute Condition
Decision for Liver Transplant
Long wait and Treatment in UK
Post Operative Care
Address the problem of diagnosing this type of Liver disease in the early stage
Intensive research to be carried out and find low cost medicines for post operative life long care of liver transplant patients
India to have a specialized Health centre/Hospital for safe liver transplant
1.7  Vision for the nation
We got freedom in 1947, that was the result of first vision for the nation. This vision created best of leaders in many fields like politics, philosophy, science & technology and industry. In many aspects of life, improvement in literacy, agricultural products, strategic areas, certain small and large-scale industries took place. Now more than fifty years have gone by and we are called as one of the hundreds of developing countries, in a distinct way a separation from G-8 countries. We have many challenges. Nearly 300 million people who are below the poverty line have to join the mainstream of a good life. 100% literacy, health for all, multiple industrial and agricultural productivity and life style with value system has to emerge

3. TECHNOLOGY : INTERFACES
Technology is the most Non-linear tool
Technology can effect the most fundamental changes in the ground rules of economic competitiveness
Science is linked to Technology through Applications
Technology is linked to Economy and Environment through Manufacture
Economy and Environment link Technology to Society
SOCIETY
TECHNOLOGY
ECONOMY
SCIENCE
Manufacture
Application
ENVIRONMENT

4. Our National Mission – Challenges
We are one billion+ people
600,000 villages with
700 millions people
260 million are below poverty line ( 36 million are unemployed)
How to uplift?
Integrated,
Simultaneous,
Connected
Actions
Habitat
Infrastructure
Healthcare
Education
Employment
Market connectivity
Quality of Life
PURA – Providing Urban Amenities in Rural Areas
Target : 7000 PURAs

5. INTEGRATED ACTIONS FOR DEVELOPED INDIA
Social
Security
Employment & Value addition
Population control
Nutritional Security
Export Earnings
Massive Employment
Reaching the whole nation
Education & Health Care
Information and Communication Technology
Happy
& Healthy Society, Economic Strength and National
Security
Crucial for all sectors
River Networking
PURA
Agriculture & Agro-Food Processing
Infrastructure including Electric Power
Food Security
Key to Employability
Critical Technologies & Strategic Industries
I M P A C T
~ 0%
26%
People below Poverty line
>10%
>6%
GDP
Growth rate
Towards 2020
Present
Indicators
Economic Security
Technology Strengths
Self Reliance
Science & Technology
is the KEY

6. INTEGRATED ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT
“Education
for
All”
Agricultural & Agro food Processing industries
MISSION OBJECTIVES
EMPLOYMENT GENERATION
&
RURAL PROSPERITY
Infrastructural facilities (Water &Energy)
Health Care – Nutritional Security
Potential for Industrial Growth – Geo Strategic Initiatives
Mission objectives:
Employment Generation,
National Wealth creation leading to Poverty Removal
CONNECTIVITY IS THE KEY
Population Management (1.1)