Senior Architect Ashish Shrivastava Conferred with Honorary Doctorate at Indo-International Intellectual Conclave 2026

Senior Architect Ashish Shrivastava Conferred with Honorary Doctorate at Indo-International Intellectual Conclave 2026

New Delhi | 11 January 2026 – Senior Architect Ashish Shrivastava was conferred with an Honorary Doctorate Degree at the Indo-International Intellectual Conclave 2026, held at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, during the Fellowship and Felicitation Conclave. The honor was bestowed in recognition of his outstanding, innovative, and long-standing contributions to the field of Architecture in India.

The prestigious recognition was awarded for his exemplary work in sustainable and green architecture, earthquake-resistant building design, and his significant contributions across both the public and private sectors. His professional practice has played a vital role in promoting environmentally responsible, safe, and future-ready architectural solutions.

During the felicitation ceremony, speakers emphasized that Mr. Shrivastava’s work has not only provided a new direction to contemporary Indian architecture but has also served as a strong source of inspiration for young architects. The Honorary Doctorate stands as a symbol of his professional excellence, social responsibility, and meaningful contribution to nation-building.

The Chief Guest of the ceremony was Ms. Sheila Bappoo, High Commissioner of Mauritius to India. Distinguished Guest Dr. Tranzier Vashistha, Peace and Sports Counsellor of Afghanistan in India, was also present at the event.

The program was chaired by Hon’ble Justice Rajesh Tandon, Former Judge of the High Court of Uttarakhand. Other eminent dignitaries in attendance included Radheshyam Mishra (IAS, Former Revenue Secretary, Government of Uttar Pradesh),

H.E. Harishoa Laltiyana Ankush, High Commissioner of Seychelles to India,

Hon’ble Mukeshwar Choni, Former High Commissioner of Mauritius,

Hon’ble Swati Maliwal, Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha), and

Dr. Abhishek Verma (NDA).

The conclave served as a significant platform for intellectual discourse, international collaboration, and the recognition of individuals who have made remarkable contributions to society across diverse fields.