| What are inclusive innovations focused on according to STRIDE? | creation, development and integration of new ideas, concepts and practices for public good and strengthening civil society | STRIDE will support trans-disciplinary research for social inclusion in line with national priorities and also support innovations and entrepreneurship. Inclusive innovations relate to creation, development and integration of new ideas, concepts and practices for public good and strengthening civil society. STRIDE will be focused on solution driven efforts by addressing needs of local/ regional communities and national priorities. STRIDE will support the following innovative research projects: • Socially Relevant • Locally Need-based • Nationally Important • Globally Significant STRIDE shall support basic, applied and transformational action research for India’s developing economy to attain Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) which will facilitate overall human development. | 185 | definition | 1.000 | https://www.ugc.gov.in/pdfnews/2089255_STRIDE_FINAL_BOOK.pdf | Inclusive innovations relate to creation, development and integration of new ideas, concepts and practices for public good and strengthening civil society. | 7 | page=7,block=0 | 0.700 | valid |
| What framework is mentioned in the STRIDE guidelines related to sustainable development goals? | Te SDG framework and Agenda 2030 | ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT • Development and Sustainability • Te SDG framework and Agenda 2030 • Environment, Climate Change, Biodiversity • Water, Energy, Natural resources • Rural Development • Rural Technologies (Product / Process Development and Value Addition) • Agriculture (Integrated Farming, Food Security, Animal husbandry, Dairy & Fisheries) • Health, Hygiene and Sanitation • Education and Development • Development beyond anthropocentrism • Urbanization, Industrialization • Poverty and Wealth • Gender and Development • Te de-growth and transition movements | 75 | definition | 1.000 | https://www.ugc.gov.in/pdfnews/2089255_STRIDE_FINAL_BOOK.pdf | ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT • Development and Sustainability • Te SDG framework and Agenda 2030 • Environment, Climate Change, Biodiversity • Water, Energy, Natural resources • Rural Development • Rural Technologies (Product / Process Development and Value Addition) • Agriculture (Integrated Farming, Food Security, Animal husbandry, Dairy & Fisheries) • Health, Hygiene and Sanitation • Education and Development • Development beyond anthropocentrism • Urbanization, Industrialization • Poverty and Wealth • Gender and Development • Te de-growth and transition movements |
| What is the goal of Humanities and Human Sciences? | to conduct a systematic inquiry into the ever-expanding frontiers of knowledge of human mind and of social reality | Te goal of Humanities and Human Sciences is to conduct a systematic inquiry into the ever-expanding frontiers of knowledge of human mind and of social reality. Such inquiry provides the basis to formulate policies to enhance quality of human life which is an end in itself. Tus, it will play a significant role in understanding the conditions in which humans find themselves. For this reason, an overarching policy framework is required to facilitate research and creative engagement with human sensitivity and nature in its historical, literary, cultural, social, linguistic, artistic, and spiritual dimension. | 44 | definition | 1.000 | https://www.ugc.gov.in/pdfnews/2089255_STRIDE_FINAL_BOOK.pdf | Te goal of Humanities and Human Sciences is to conduct a systematic inquiry into the ever-expanding frontiers of knowledge of human mind and of social reality. | 29 | page=29,block=0 | 0.700 | valid |
| What is the purpose of the STRIDE scheme proposed by the UGC? | to promote quality research by faculty and students | It is expected to forge national / international collaborations of academic, research, industry, government, community-based organizations and any other relevant partner led by a lead Indian institution. As a part of quality mandate, the University Grants Commission (UGC) is proposing STRIDE - a new scheme to promote quality research by faculty and students. Tis would promote creation of new knowledge, inculcate innovative and cognitive thinking, and improve quality of doctoral research. Te MHRD has already announced ambitious schemes including IMPRINT (Impacting Research Innovation and Technology), IMPRESS (Impactful Policy Research in Social Science), SPARC (Scheme for Promotion of Academic and Research Collaboration) and STARS (Scheme for Transformational and Advanced Research in Fundamental Sciences). | 308 | definition | 1.000 | https://www.ugc.gov.in/pdfnews/2089255_STRIDE_FINAL_BOOK.pdf | As a part of quality mandate, the University Grants Commission (UGC) is proposing STRIDE - a new scheme to promote quality research by faculty and students. | 6 | page=6,block=5 |
| What kind of research does STRIDE aim to support? | trans-disciplinary research relevant to national development | Introduction: Scheme for Trans-disciplinary Research for India’s Developing Economy (STRIDE) aims to promote innovative culture for trans-disciplinary research especially in Universities and Colleges. Te main objectives of STRIDE are to identify young talent, strengthen research culture, build capacity, promote innovation and support trans-disciplinary research relevant to national development and to fund high impact multi institutional network projects in the identified thrust areas in humanities and human sciences and Indian knowledge system. STRIDE through its three components supports the initiatives and research projects that are socially relevant, local need-based, nationally important and globally significant to accomplish Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and wellbeing of society. | 336 | definition | 1.000 | https://www.ugc.gov.in/pdfnews/2089255_STRIDE_FINAL_BOOK.pdf | Te main objectives of STRIDE are to identify young talent, strengthen research culture, build capacity, promote innovation and support trans-disciplinary research relevant to national development and to fund high impact multi institutional network projects in the identified thrust areas in humanities and human sciences and Indian knowledge system. |
| What kind of research topics will young and newly recruited faculty be encouraged to establish? | emerging thrust topics of trans-disciplinary nature | Operational Guidelines for STRIDE 10 least one Fellow of National Academies or National Awardees. Doctoral and Post-Doctoral Fellows will be encouraged to select projects in their areas of interest in consultation with the supervisor. Tere will be a periodic review of the research by the faculty and students. Young Faculty: Te young and newly recruited faculty will be encouraged with the support of minor research projects / start-up grants and enable them to establish the research in emerging thrust topics of trans-disciplinary nature for developing new knowledge areas. Te concerned researchers and the faculties are expected to get familiar with the research being done in the same area in other parts of the world. Fellowships like Commonwealth, Fulbright, DAAD and Erasmus Mundus cover international travel, accommodation and living expenses. | 489 | definition | 1.000 | https://www.ugc.gov.in/pdfnews/2089255_STRIDE_FINAL_BOOK.pdf | Young Faculty: Te young and newly recruited faculty will be encouraged with the support of minor research projects / start-up grants and enable them to establish the research in emerging thrust topics of trans-disciplinary nature for developing new knowledge areas. |
| What movements related to economic transition are mentioned in the STRIDE guidelines? | Te de-growth and transition movements | ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT • Development and Sustainability • Te SDG framework and Agenda 2030 • Environment, Climate Change, Biodiversity • Water, Energy, Natural resources • Rural Development • Rural Technologies (Product / Process Development and Value Addition) • Agriculture (Integrated Farming, Food Security, Animal husbandry, Dairy & Fisheries) • Health, Hygiene and Sanitation • Education and Development • Development beyond anthropocentrism • Urbanization, Industrialization • Poverty and Wealth • Gender and Development • Te de-growth and transition movements | 547 | definition | 1.000 | https://www.ugc.gov.in/pdfnews/2089255_STRIDE_FINAL_BOOK.pdf | ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT • Development and Sustainability • Te SDG framework and Agenda 2030 • Environment, Climate Change, Biodiversity • Water, Energy, Natural resources • Rural Development • Rural Technologies (Product / Process Development and Value Addition) • Agriculture (Integrated Farming, Food Security, Animal husbandry, Dairy & Fisheries) • Health, Hygiene and Sanitation • Education and Development • Development beyond anthropocentrism • Urbanization, Industrialization • Poverty and Wealth • Gender and Development • Te de-growth and transition movements |
| What software developments are mentioned for manuscript analysis? | Development of OCRs and other required software& Apps | Operational Guidelines for STRIDE 40 • Comparative studies involving Classical Languages, Literature and Literary models. • Medieval and Contemporary literature in Indian Classical Languages • Textual Mapping, Manuscript Culture and Inscriptions • Palaeography of ancient Indian texts and Calligraphy • Production of Research Material • Preservation and Data Bases • Lexicography • Chronology and Genealogy in Puranas and chronicles in Classical Indian Languages • Asia and Pan-Indian Classical Languages: Influence and Adaptation • Computer tools for analysing verses in ancient Indian texts • E-dictionaries based on ancient dictionaries • Machine translations • Development of OCRs and other required software& Apps 6. | 665 | definition | 1.000 | https://www.ugc.gov.in/pdfnews/2089255_STRIDE_FINAL_BOOK.pdf | • Medieval and Contemporary literature in Indian Classical Languages • Textual Mapping, Manuscript Culture and Inscriptions • Palaeography of ancient Indian texts and Calligraphy • Production of Research Material • Preservation and Data Bases • Lexicography • Chronology and Genealogy in Puranas and chronicles in Classical Indian Languages • Asia and Pan-Indian Classical Languages: Influence and Adaptation • Computer tools for analysing verses in ancient Indian texts • E-dictionaries based on ancient dictionaries • Machine translations • Development of OCRs and other required software& Apps 6. |
| What technologies are included for preserving ancient dictionaries? | E-dictionaries based on ancient dictionaries | Operational Guidelines for STRIDE 40 • Comparative studies involving Classical Languages, Literature and Literary models. • Medieval and Contemporary literature in Indian Classical Languages • Textual Mapping, Manuscript Culture and Inscriptions • Palaeography of ancient Indian texts and Calligraphy • Production of Research Material • Preservation and Data Bases • Lexicography • Chronology and Genealogy in Puranas and chronicles in Classical Indian Languages • Asia and Pan-Indian Classical Languages: Influence and Adaptation • Computer tools for analysing verses in ancient Indian texts • E-dictionaries based on ancient dictionaries • Machine translations • Development of OCRs and other required software& Apps 6. | 595 | definition | 1.000 | https://www.ugc.gov.in/pdfnews/2089255_STRIDE_FINAL_BOOK.pdf | • Medieval and Contemporary literature in Indian Classical Languages • Textual Mapping, Manuscript Culture and Inscriptions • Palaeography of ancient Indian texts and Calligraphy • Production of Research Material • Preservation and Data Bases • Lexicography • Chronology and Genealogy in Puranas and chronicles in Classical Indian Languages • Asia and Pan-Indian Classical Languages: Influence and Adaptation • Computer tools for analysing verses in ancient Indian texts • E-dictionaries based on ancient dictionaries • Machine translations • Development of OCRs and other required software& Apps 6. |
| What type of research does STRIDE aim to promote? | quality trans-disciplinary research that is socially relevant, locally need based, and nationally important with global significance. | Operational Guidelines for STRIDE 12 of STRIDE. Tis would create an impact on promoting quality trans-disciplinary research that is socially relevant, locally need based, and nationally important with global significance. Objectives: Te main objective of the scheme is to develop research culture and interest among young faculty, scholars and students to pursue careers and under take the high-quality research in trans-disciplinary areas that augment and expand their research capacity. Tis scheme is meant for the development of researchers and teams via training through competitive selection, to design research, follow research ethics, write research grant proposals, effectively execute the research, publish and patent research findings. | 88 | definition | 1.000 | https://www.ugc.gov.in/pdfnews/2089255_STRIDE_FINAL_BOOK.pdf | Tis would create an impact on promoting quality trans-disciplinary research that is socially relevant, locally need based, and nationally important with global significance. Objectives: Te main objective of the scheme is to develop research culture and interest among young faculty, scholars and students to pursue careers and under take the high-quality research in trans-disciplinary areas that augment and expand their research capacity. |