1. Insight into the Wheat Genetic Resources with emphasis on Aegilops and Triticum species 2. Use of Wild Relatives in Breeding Programs to develop Climate Resilient Wheat 3. Advancement in Genome Sequencing of Wheat Wild Relatives 4. Utilization of Wheat Wild Relatives for improving Drought Tolerance 5. Utilization of Wheat Wild Relatives for improving Cold Tolerance 6. Utilization of Wheat Wild Relatives for improving Heat Tolerance 7. Utilization of Wheat Wild Relatives for improving Salinity Tolerance 8. Utilization of Wheat Wild Relatives for improving Boron Stress Tolerance 9. Utilization of Wheat Wild Relatives for improving Low Nitrogen Stress Tolerance 10. Utilization of Wheat Wild Relatives for improving Fe-Zn deficiency Tolerance 11. Utilization of Wheat Wild Relatives for improving Ozone stress tolerance 12. Utilization of Wheat Wild Relatives for improving heavy metals stress tolerance 13. Exploring Genetic Variation for Environmental Stress Tolerance in Wheat Wild Relatives using Molecular Markers 14. Different Approaches used for Successful Utilization of Wheat Wild Relatives for Crop Improvement - Agronomic, Physiological, Biochemical and Molecular Strategies 15. Use of Wheat Wild Relatives to improve End-use Quality in a Continuously Changing Climate Scenario 16. Microbiome Manipulation and Exploitation of Wild Relatives' Microbiome into Wheat breeding strategies and adaptation programmes 17. Utilization of Perennial Wheat Wild Relatives for the development of Abiotic Stress Tolerant Wheat Lines