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Need to cultivate proper atmosphere to ignite young minds
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Eminent science writer Jon Turney said that there was a need to cultivate a proper atmosphere to help ignite young minds to embark upon intellectual adventures driven by pertinent questions.
Kolkata: Eminent science writer Jon Turney said that there was a need to cultivate a proper atmosphere to help ignite young minds to embark upon intellectual adventures driven by pertinent questions. Participating at "The GREAT Talk", organised by the British Council Turney described "The Great Talk" as a wonderful initiative. Turney said, "The GREAT Talk will engage, encourage and inspire young students.
He dwelt upon "how to tell forecast from fantasy, hope from hype, and how to think about achieving futures we would like to live in".
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