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75 exhibits selected for National Science Fair
The threeday State level science fair concluded successfully at Manikonda in Warangal on Monday Named as INSPIRE AwardMANAK Million Minds Augmenting National Aspiration and Knowledge Science Project competition was held at the TS Social Welfare Residential School The science fair was jointly organised by the Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi and SCERT, Telangana
Warangal: The three-day State level science fair concluded successfully at Manikonda in Warangal on Monday. Named as INSPIRE Award–MANAK (Million Minds Augmenting National Aspiration and Knowledge) Science Project competition was held at the TS Social Welfare Residential School. The science fair was jointly organised by the Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi and SCERT, Telangana.
Zilla Parishad chairperson G Padma urged teachers to develop scientific temper among the students while identifying their talents. The science fair which aimed at identifying the hidden creativity of the students was a right platform for the younger generation. It helped them to grow academically and transforming the world.
She urged the students selected for the national level Inspire-Manak Science Fair to bring accolades to their parents and school. Regional Joint Director of the School Education, P Rajeev said that 616 projects were exhibited during three days. “As many as 75 exhibits were selected for national level competition for the 2017-18 and 2018-19 years,” he said, thanking the National Innovation Foundation (NIF), SCERT, DST, NIT, KU and judges for making the programme a huge success.
Warangal East MLA Nannapuneni Narender encouraged the students saying, “Winners will not always remain winners and the losers will not remain losers.” He told the students who could not make it to national level competition to come up with better projects with loads of enthusiasm next year.”
Warangal Lok Sabha member Pasunuri Dayakar said that transformation of the society is possible only with science and technology; hence, the students need to focus on innovations. Sayeed Nayeemof NIF, Prof Dinakar of NIT and DEO K Narayana Reddy were among others present.
