MIU International Conference Concludes with Call for Sustainable Environmental Practices

The two-day International Conference on “Impact of Unregulated and Uncontrolled Use of Chemical Fertilizers and Pesticides on Soil, Fauna, Human Health, and Aquatic & Terrestrial Ecosystems” organised by the Manipur International University (MIU) concluded today with a valedictory function held at the Manipur State Film Development Society (MSFDS), Imphal.

The valedictory session was graced by Dr. Vishnu Rajput Dayal, Principal Scientist and Head, Southern Federal University, Rostov-on-Don, Russia, as the Guest of Honour. Prof. P. Kumar Singh, Vice Chancellor of MIU, attended as the Chief Guest, while Prof. T. Brajeshori Devi, Registrar, MIU, presided over the programme as the President.

In his address, Dr. Vishnu Rajput Dayal highlighted the grave environmental and health hazards posed by rampant and unregulated use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides. He emphasised the urgent need for global scientific collaboration to develop eco-friendly alternatives and to promote integrated soil and ecosystem management.

Prof. P. Kumar Singh, in his valedictory remarks, stressed MIU’s commitment to advancing research on sustainable agriculture and environmental protection. He noted that the conference served as a platform for experts to exchange knowledge, share innovative solutions, and build networks for addressing emerging ecological challenges.

Presiding over the function, Prof. T. Brajeshori Devi expressed gratitude to participating scientists, researchers, and institutions from across India. She stated that the deliberations held over the past two days will contribute significantly to policy recommendations and academic discourse on environmental sustainability.

The conference featured thematic sessions, expert interactions and networking opportunities, drawing distinguished scientists, professors, and researchers from reputed national and international institutions. The event concluded with a resolution to promote responsible use of agrochemicals and strengthen interdisciplinary research for ecosystem conservation.

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