National Child Science Congress begins in Ahmedabad

National Child Science Congress begins in Ahmedabad

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Category : National Published on: January 30 2023

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  • The 30th National Child Science Congress began at Science City in Ahmedabad.
  • Secretary of Gujarat Science and Technology department Vijay Nahera inaugurated the Congress in the virtual presence of Education minister Kuber Dindor.
  • This program is supported by the National Council for Science and Technology Communication, Government of India.
  • Selected awardees are sponsored for the National Children's Science Congress held every year from 27th December to 31st December at selected places.
  • It aims to transform the way science is taught and learned in schools by linking the learning process to the surrounding physical and social environment.
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