Dr. Avinash Chander, Secretary, Defence Research & Development, Scientific Adviser to Defence Minister and Director General, Defence Research and Development Organisation will deliver the 27th Intelligence Bureau Centenary Endowment Lecture, 2014 at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi on December 23, 2014.
The IB Centenary Endowment Lecture provides to a wide cross-section of IB personnel, an opportunity to hear intellectuals, leader s and thinkers on important contemporary issues.
After the first Centenary Endowment Lecture by Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma, the then Vice-President of India on December 22, 1988 on the subject The Dynamics of Security Environment, a Centenary Endowment Lecture is organized in December every year. So far, 26 such Lectures have been delivered by eminent speakers on a wide range of issues related to Indias security and the development of Indian polity.
The Intelligence Bureau completed 100 years of its existence in 1987 and celebrated its Centenary Year in 1988. The yearlong celebrations were marked by seminars, workshops and lectures on national security issues in different parts of the country in which IB personnel interacted with public leaders, administrators, intellectuals and officers of other security agencies.
The IB Centenary Endowment Lecture provides to a wide cross-section of IB personnel, an opportunity to hear intellectuals, leader s and thinkers on important contemporary issues.
After the first Centenary Endowment Lecture by Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma, the then Vice-President of India on December 22, 1988 on the subject The Dynamics of Security Environment, a Centenary Endowment Lecture is organized in December every year. So far, 26 such Lectures have been delivered by eminent speakers on a wide range of issues related to Indias security and the development of Indian polity.
The Intelligence Bureau completed 100 years of its existence in 1987 and celebrated its Centenary Year in 1988. The yearlong celebrations were marked by seminars, workshops and lectures on national security issues in different parts of the country in which IB personnel interacted with public leaders, administrators, intellectuals and officers of other security agencies.
