National Science Centre organizes Innovation Festival

National Science Centre organizes Innovation Festival

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Category : National Published on: March 28 2023

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  • The National Science Centre is organising the Innovation Festival. The two-day event was inaugurated in New Delhi.
  • The festival aims to foster a passion and aptitude for science and technology and to provide a unique platform to Innovative and creative Innovators.
  • It is about participation of the public and open for all age groups. 
  • The Festival comprised of Creative Robo Design, Innovative Challenges for families, Science Quiz, Popular Science lecture, Workshop on Intellectual Property Right and Idea Contest.
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