Jamshedpur is gearing up for a landmark event in the world of academia. From January 29 to 31, 2026, the Jamshedpur Co-operative College, in collaboration with Kolhan University, will host a three-day international conference on education and research. Supported by the Environmental Mutagenesis Society of India (EMSI), this gathering will draw over 200 experts from across India and abroad.
The conference promises in-depth discussions on critical themes like education, society, culture, technology, environment, health, and pressing global challenges. Participants will engage in technical sessions, paper presentations, panel debates, workshops, and poster sessions, fostering innovation and collaboration among scholars, professors, researchers, and students.
Jharkhand Governor Santosh Kumar Gangwar will grace the occasion as the chief guest, elevating its prestige. Kolhan University’s Vice-Chancellor, Prof. (Dr.) Anjila Gupta, will serve as patron, while Dr. Amar Singh, Principal of Jamshedpur Co-operative College, will chair the event.
Dr. Singh highlighted the historic significance, noting it’s the first such large-scale international conference in the college’s 75-year history. ‘This will open doors for new perspectives, modern technologies, and innovations in education and research,’ he said. ‘It offers students, teachers, and researchers a chance to connect globally.’
The event holds special pride for the Kolhan region, encompassing East Singhbhum, West Singhbhum, and Saraikela-Kharsawan districts. It will spotlight Jharkhand’s robust education system on the world stage and boost regional academic activities.
Key sessions will delve into environmental issues, genetics, health risks, sustainable development, and innovations in education. Young researchers will present papers, receive expert feedback, and forge new partnerships. The college, affiliated with Kolhan University, has long championed education, and this conference exemplifies its commitment to international engagement.
Preparations are in full swing, with local authorities and college administration ensuring seamless arrangements. The conference kicks off on January 29 and wraps up on January 31 with awards and honors in the valedictory session, marking a milestone for academic excellence.