On the 14th March, 2024, Pillai Institute of Management Studies and Research (PIMSR), Navi Mumbai, celebrated a proud moment as Prof. Subhendu Bhattacharya was invited as a distinguished Guest Speaker at École Mondiale World School, Juhu, Mumbai. The occasion marked the International Day of Mathematics, a global celebration dedicated to the beauty and significance of mathematics in shaping human progress.
Theme and Keynote Address
Prof. Bhattacharya delivered a captivating talk on the theme “Mathematics as a Driving Force for Human Progress.” His engaging presentation traced the historical journey of mathematics, highlighting its profound impact on various domains, including science, technology, engineering, and economics.
Key highlights of the talk included:
- Historical Perspectives: Showcasing the evolution of mathematical thought from ancient civilizations to modern times.
- Real-World Applications: Demonstrating how mathematical principles drive advancements in fields like artificial intelligence, space exploration, and data science.
- Relatability: Making complex concepts accessible and inspiring curiosity among the audience.
Prof. Bhattacharya’s passion and ability to connect mathematics to everyday life resonated deeply with both students and faculty, fostering a renewed appreciation for the subject.
Celebratory Activities
The event featured an array of activities celebrating the essence of mathematics, including:
- Student Performances: Creative presentations that showcased the interdisciplinary applications of mathematics.
- Felicitation Ceremony: Prof. Bhattacharya was honored by Mr. Shahrokh Dinyariyan, Head of Mathematics at École Mondiale World School, in recognition of his contributions to mathematics education and his inspiring lecture.
Prof. Bhattacharya’s lecture was a testament to the enduring relevance of mathematics as a tool for innovation and progress. PIMSR is proud to have been represented by such an esteemed faculty member on this momentous occasion. The event not only celebrated mathematics but also inspired students to explore its endless possibilities with curiosity and enthusiasm.
