New Delhi: The State Union Minister for Science and Technology (S & T) Dr.
Jitendra Singh on Wednesday launched the theme of the Integrated National Science Day (NSD) approach in the S & T for a sustainable future ‘and said the era of working in the silo ended and all must Hand in hand for integrated theme based projects.
In accordance with the press release issued by the Ministry of Science and Technology, the UNI Minister said that the NSD theme has been chosen for the purpose of increasing public appreciation for scientific issues involved and adding important scientific day celebrations should not remain one day and exist The need to build this regularly.
“Science integration is based on four pillars and this – gathered together from all ministries of science and department to work on a theme-based approach to problem solving, extended science integration harmonized with technical, engineering and medical institutions, the integration of extra science is harmonized with the Ministry / Department The central government and an approach driven by science involving industries and start-ups that lead to a sustainable future, “he said.
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The minister said he planned the national science conclave in the coming days involving the ministries and science departments from the center and all states and UTS for accidental after suppressing the problems faced by India and effective solutions for the same thing.
Referring to the success of an integrated approach, Singh told 168 proposals / requirements received from 33 ministries / departments for scientific applications and technology support and solutions by all six departments of atomic science and energy.
NSD is celebrated every year on February 28 to commemorate the discovery of Raman effects.
Many institutions arrange houses open to their laboratories and assess students about career opportunities available in certain laboratories / research institutions.
In accordance with the ministry, the Department of Science and Technology (DST) acts as a nodal institution to support, catalyze and coordinate the celebration of national science days throughout the country in scientific institutions, research laboratories and autonomous scientific institutions related to the Department of Science and Technology.
National Council for Science and Technology Communication (NCSTC), DST has supported various programs around the world by providing grants to the Council and State Science and Technology Department for Lecture Organizations, Quiz, Open Houses, etc.
DST institutionalized the national award for the popularization of science in 1987 to stimulate, encourage, and recognize extraordinary efforts in the field of communication of science and technology and popularization and instill scientific temperament between the masses.
This award is presented every year on National Science Day along with Serbia Women’s advantage awards by the Science and Engineering Research Council (Serb), the Legal Entity of the Department of Science and Technology (DST) which supports basic research in the field of border and engineering.
It gives grants to women’s scientists under 40 years who have received confession from anyone or more of the National Academy such as young scientists, young Associateship and so on.
AWSAR Award, an initiative of the Department of Science and Technology (DST), the Indian government recognizes the spread of Indian research in science, technology, and innovation chased by PhD scholars and post-doctoral friends in the format of popular science writing, also served on that day.