Japanese Students from Ehime University Meet Chhattisgarh CM Vishnu Deo Sai in Raipur
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In a vibrant display of international friendship and academic exchange, a 17-member student delegation from Japan's Ehime University recently paid a courtesy call to Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai at his official residence in Raipur. Visiting the state on a three-day educational tour under the India-Japan Inter-Exchange Programme, the Japanese students engaged in meaningful discussions covering historical ties, Buddhist heritage, educational collaboration, startup ecosystems, and technological innovation. Welcoming the young scholars warmly, Chief Minister Sai highlighted that the robust partnership between India and Japan extends far beyond ancient spiritual and cultural roots into modern economic cooperation, research, and mutual trust, positioning both nations as pivotal players in global development.
Blending Tradition with Technology: Highlights of NIT Raipur Visits and Cultural Immersion
During their immersive stay in Chhattisgarh, the Japanese delegation explored local traditions and advanced technical landscapes alike, participating enthusiastically in Ganesh Utsav celebrations, applying henna, and experiencing the state's renowned warmth and hospitality. The students also toured NIT Raipur’s research and incubation centers, expressing deep appreciation for grassroots startups and practical technological solutions being engineered by local youth, which sparked discussions on potential cross-border research and tech-transfer collaborations. Furthermore, the itinerary highlighted Chhattisgarh's rich archaeological legacy, including the ancient Buddhist and architectural wonders of Sirpur along the Mahanadi River, offering the visiting scholars a holistic experience of India's glorious heritage beyond traditional textbooks and classrooms.
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