Title: Bioinformatics as a vital tool for International peace and national development: The need for its inclusion in United Nation’s charter

Biography:

Mukesh C Saxena is a recipient of several honors & awards and accolade and has chaired several international conferences as a distinguished Scientist, has been a member of Ganga Action Plan Monitoring Committee of the Govt. of India, New Delhi & Coordinator of Aadhar UIDAI drive in Uttar Pradesh, Delhi & U.A for the creation of over 10 million databases.

Abstract

Nothing can be more concerning than the threat to international peace and the challenges faced by the member nations to address core issues of socio-economic development and coherence to the fabric of societal amalgamation and peaceful co-existence! The creation of a national database of its population via Iris and fingerprint data capturing to provide the national mandate of its member constituents in digital governance vis-a-vis insulation from external and internal threat perceptions from diverse sources has partially succeeded in India- the largest democracy of world!. The much needed economic resources of half of the world are being wasted on the piling of arms, lethal weapons instead of being used for the betterment of basic amenities due to non-adherence of bioinformatics tools in the identification of world population living on planet earth. Each member of planet earth regardless of national boundaries deserves to have its unique identification code of the United Nation besides its affiliation to the country of origin. This would address the core issue of State and nonState players, insulation from a proxy in the field of Education, Food, Agriculture, public distribution system, equity in the horizontal distribution of national and domestic resources etc. The evolution of bioinformatics mechanism to administer, regulate and maintain the national and international harmony and peace is the essence of today’s world!  This should be harnessed with scientific precision and dedication to address the global problem of peace for co-existence and right to development.