Pune: IAQ India 2025, the country’s premier conference and exhibition dedicated to Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), will take place on 9–10 October 2025 at the Hotel Sheraton Grand, Pune. The two-day event will convene policymakers, researchers, technology providers, architects, and public health experts to accelerate India’s transition toward healthier, sustainable, and people-centric indoor environments.
Indoor Air Quality is no longer a niche concern – it directly impacts public health, workplace productivity, and community well-being. With India’s rapid urbanisation and rising pollution levels, IAQ India 2025 emerges as a national platform connecting science, policy, and design to drive collective action.
The conference will address the urgent need for cleaner indoor environments through knowledge exchange, technology showcases, and collaborative frameworks that align with India’s health and sustainability goals. Attendees will explore innovative solutions in air purification, ventilation systems, sensors, and smart building management, setting the tone for a cleaner, greener future.
Day One: Air Quality, Public Health, and Policy Frameworks
The conference will be inaugurated by Dr. Bhagawan Pawar, Deputy Director of Health Services, Pune Division, a key figure in strengthening Maharashtra’s public health systems and leading Pune’s Covid-19 response.
Keynote addresses will feature:
• Vikram Murthy, AHRI India Representative, on the intersection of air quality, policy, and urban development.
• Ashish Rakheja, Managing Partner, AEON Consultant, on integrating IAQ and thermal comfort in high-performance buildings.
Highlights of the day include:
Panel Discussion: “The Social Side of IAQ – Addressing Inequality in Indoor Air Quality Across Communities”
Moderated by Ashish Rakheja, with experts from ECO Solutions, Global Building Performance Network, Vaayu Aircon, and the Society of Indoor Environment.
Panel Discussion: “Air Quality at the Crossroads – Bridging Public Health, Policy, and Urban Development”
Moderated by Vikram Murthy, focusing on integrating health data, policy frameworks, and urban planning for cleaner cities.
Day Two: Design, Technology, and Operational Excellence
The second day will focus on actionable strategies and innovations for diverse built environments—offices, hospitals, schools, and data centres—highlighting how design and technology converge for better air quality.
Key sessions include:
“Future of Ventilation: Balancing Energy Efficiency, Comfort, and Health”
Moderated by Deepak Nanaware, Head – Engineering, AAF India.
“Smart IAQ: Leveraging Sensors, Data, and AI for Proactive Air Quality Management”
Moderated by Nitin Naik, Managing Partner, Dew Point.
The conference will conclude with delegates’ prize announcements and networking interactions.
Eminent Speakers and Thought Leaders
IAQ India 2025 will feature a distinguished lineup of experts shaping India’s IAQ and sustainability discourse, including:
Dr. Anshul Gujarathi, Dr. Priyanka Kulshrestha, Dr. Amit Chaudhari, Dr. Priyanka Mokshmar, Dr. Sunita Purushottam, Ms. Sakhee Chandrayan, Gautham Baliga, . Nitin Naik, Sandeep Sarang, Rahul Aeron, and Ms. Shruti Gupta. Notably, Ms. Sakhee Chandrayan, Founder of INBAC, will unveil VITAL – India’s first Smart Building Certification, underscoring the industry’s shift toward intelligent and health-oriented building standards.
Organised by PRIL in association with Eurovent India, ASHRAE Pune Chapter, INFHRA, and Thermal Control Business Update, IAQ India 2025 embodies a strong coalition of associations driving the IAQ agenda forward. These industry bodies play a pivotal role in setting benchmarks, influencing policy, and accelerating the adoption of next-generation technologies for a healthier future.
About IAQ India 2025
IAQ India 2025 is India’s flagship event dedicated to the science, policy, and practice of indoor air quality and sustainable building design. Through high-impact sessions, technical presentations, and a technology exhibition, the event promotes collaboration among stakeholders from government, industry, and academia.
Its mission: to make air quality a measurable and actionable priority for India’s built environment – enabling breathable spaces for smarter living.
Please note that pre-registration is required to attend this event: https://www.iaqindia.com/delegate-registration/?event-name=IAQ%20India%202025