Akash for Life to be held from November in Dehradun

Akash for Life to be held from November in Dehradun

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Category : National Published on: October 24 2022

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The first conference on Akash Tatva - Akash for Life, will be held from November 5th to 7th in Dehradun.
The three-day conference will showcase blending of traditional and modern knowledge through an extended integration of all schools of though.
The main aim of the conclave is to expose the youth of India to the wisdoms of ancient science along with modern scientific advancements.
The campaign ‘Sumangalam’ is being organised across the country for finding the solutions to the environmental problems like global warming and climate With an Indian perspective.
ISRO and all major scientific ministries and departments are joining hands with Vijnana Bharati to organize this National conference.

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