India has a great heritage of Science and
Technology which we all can be proud of. The world accepts that our past had a
lot to offer. Our Vedas and other scriptures are full of such incidents and
anecdotes where our scientists, mathematicians, astronomers, astrologers and
engineers made brilliant
innovations which were appreciated and pursued bythe world.
In order to honour the contributions of these great
scientists, the National Science
Day is celebrated each year on February 28.
This coincides with the discovery of Raman Effect
by the great Indian Physicist, Nobel Laureate Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman (CV Raman).
‘Sir CV Raman’ was awarded with the ‘Bharat Ratna’
in 1954 for making India proud in the field of Science. To keep that dynamic
instinct alive, schools and colleges all over India celebrate 'National Science Day'every year with great fervor by organising science exhibitions,
seminars, symposiums and other competitions.
This provides students and young scientists various opportunities to showcase their innovative ideas
and talents. This goes a long way in popularizing science among a new
generation of students.
Every year a theme is chosen to befit the
contemporary scenario. Last year the theme was Women in Science.
This year the theme is ‘FUTURE OF STI: IMPACTS ON
EDUCATION SKILLS AND WORK.’ The theme was decided by the Department of
Science and Technology, Government of India.
Nothing can be more relevant than this in the
current situation. We all saw unusual situations this year due to the pandemic.
This posed the biggest danger to education worldwide.
However, it is widely accepted that in India, we not only managed to save the academic year but
learned many new ways that will go a long way in assuring the reach of education
in every nook and corner of India.
All this has become possible due to relevant improvisations in the world of education done by the educationists and academicians.
The Mann School is second to none in the use of
innovative methods in the field of education. We are proud to say that we not only managed to continue
imparting education but ensured that no education gaps are occurred.
And,
we will continue to make sure that our beloved learners get the best of
learning experience forever.
Happy
National Science Day to everyone!!!
POONAM SINGH
DEPARTMENT of SCIENCE
THE MANN SCHOOL