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NEWSLETTER25 NATIONAL CHILDREN’S SCIENCE CONGRESS

COMING TOGETHER OF YOUNG & BRIGHT CHILD SCIENTISTS

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25 NATIONAL CHILDREN’S SCIENCE CONGRESSCOMING TOGETHER OF YOUNG & BRIGHT CHILD SCIENTISTS

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KAMLESHBHAI

PRATIKSHA

MUKESHBHAI BHATT

KUSHAVAHA ASHVIN

RAJDEVSINH

MANNMIT M. PATEL

PAWAR KRUPA R.

GAJJAR MAULI

GUJANKUMAR

CHAUHAN PRIYARAJ

SINH

BHATT SHIVAM C.

KAHAR RIYA

ISHAWARBHAI

DELHI

VIPUL JAIN

PRASHANT SINGLA

AKSHAT GUPTA

KASHISH ADIL

SRISHTI SINGH

GARIMA KHURANA

SNEHA SINGH

PURAB DAHIYA

GUJARAT

SOURAV BEHERA

ARJVEE VAIDYA

PANDYA KARSH

SANJAYBHAI

RATHOD DUSHYANT

MANHARSINH

PATEL HELEE

ASHVINKUMAR

GALA DARSHAN J.

PRINCE S. RATHOD

DARSHI MILANBHAI

PANARA

MEMON AYASHA JAVED

FORAM JOSHI

SIDATAR NAZ A

TUSHAR LADLA

EPSHITA CHAKRAVARTY

JOSHI MEGHAVI

SHAH PRAKSHI

TANISHKA GAUR

ISHITA MUKESH GUPTA

CHAVDA SHYAM

HARIYANA

MOH. AHSAN

DINKAL SAINI

RIYA

VIPIN

JYOTI SHARMA

DEEPANKSHA

YASHVIR SAINI

PARTH TAKKAR

SHREYA MITTAL

ASHISH

MUSKAN

PRIYA PAHWA

DHEERAJ

NANCY

ISHA

MAFFI

HIMACHAL PRADESH

ROHITASHV PATHAK

MANSI

ANOOP KUMAR

KAVITA CHAUHAN

TARANNA VERMA

SEJAL BHATIA

NEHUL JINDAL

PRACHI THAKUR

ARSHJEET KAUR

KARAN AGGARWAL

AKSHAY

ASHA RANI

MANPREET

MUSKAAN

YOGITA

KANIKA

BAHRAIN KUWAIT QATAR

ANSH KATYAYAN SHAINA D'CUNHA HARIKRISHNAN KODAMANA

DEVIKA BABU

PRIYANKA PRAMOD

ADIL OMAR CHOZHIMADAM

VAISHNAV ANIL KUMAR

JAMMU AND KASHMIR

IFAT IQBAL KASANA

NAZIRA FAYAZ

AKHIL KOUL

NIKITA

PEERZADA MUFHIM

SARTHAK BHAN

BASIT AKEEL

NIDHA -E-SEERATH

PREETI PANGOTRA

VANSHIKA SUMBRIA

SHRUTI MANHAS

BUSHRA LATEEF

HAJIS SHAZ DEV

SHAKIR AHMAD

SABIA GULL

NOMAN BILAL

CAMBODIA PHILIPPINES VIETNAM

MEUNG CHANSOMANIDA

JOSE BENJAMIN J. DELACRUZ

TRINH QUOC HIEU

CHHIM NOPPON

DIONELLA JITKA B. QUINAGORAN

CHU TIEN THANH

OUK

SONITA

IVAN RICHMOND T. JUMAWAN

LE HOANG VINH LONG

THAV SOMALINAVANN

NEIL MARK V. ANDALES

TRAN NHU GIA QUANG

LAOS

THAILAND

ANOUPHONG KHOUNPHITHACK

RATTANAN ROTMUEA

THEPPHALACK SOULIYA

KHUANHATAI TEM -EIAM

SIRILUX PHOMMA

NATTAPAT THONAK

PHONECHINDA SOUKCHANTHALA

DEO VAIBHAV

MAYANK KUMAR

AASHIF IQBAL

ABHISHEK GOSWAMI

SIDDHANT KUMAR

NAFAJ ALI

MUSTFA KHALIFA

KUNAL KUMAR

SHIKHAR KUMAR BHAGAT

ANUPMA KRI

AYUSH

ADHIYA KUMAR

ANKAN BOSE

AYUSH KUMAR

AKASH DEEP

ABHIJEET ANUJ

JHARKHAND

AMAN KUMAR

UTTAM KUMAR

KHUSHI KUMARI

APRAJITA KUMARI

PANKAJ KR VICKY

NISHU KUMARI

ANKITA KUMARI

ARIJEET PRAMANIK

VISHWANATH

SINGHA BITTU

VISHWAKARMA PRADEEP KR.

GOPE

SHRUTI KUMARI

DIPTI KUMARI

YADAV ANCHAL

SINGH AYUSH KUMAR

ARUDHUTI

SUDHANSHU

ABHISHEK

RIYA

CHANDAN KUMAR

MD. SHIMAM

ANKITA KUMARI

GAURI PURTI

VARSHA KUMARI

PREETI KUMARI

DEEPA PURTY

ANUSHKA SINGH

SANJEEV PARBAT

PARTICIPANTS - CHILD SCIENTISTS STATES D - J

ASEAN AND GULF PARTICIPANTS

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GUJCOST

Science City

SAL Education

Campus

@25ncsc2017 @25 national children science congress 2017

thThe grand inauguration of 25 NCSC is the event to ignite the zest and gestures of the young enthusiasts. The event is gradually over in the process with all its pomp and grandeur. The Chief Minister of Gujarat Shri Vijay Rupani inaugurated the auspicious occasion of knowledge, enlightenment and most importantly practical and scientific approach.

The CM in his speech very happily talked about his motive to inspire his “baal dosto” (child scientists) as this was his first event after his shapath vidhi which took place yesterday.Being the CM of Gujarat that is his sole responsibility to give a path to all the kids who have innovative ideas for making this society a better place to live. He also believes that as per our PM “By 2030, India will come under one of those excelling countries in the field of science and technology”. He is happy that NCSC is entering its young age of 25 years full of youthfulness and steadfastness. Science and Technology when used for the under privileged castes can do wonders and bring up our countries development. He believes the words of PM:“Gyaan ni seema jya samapt thay che tya thi vigyaan ni sharuvaat thay che” ( Where knowledge gets limited, science paves its way) Scientist and Educationalist Abdul Kalam should be considered as an example for bringing up India's glory by constantly working and contributing towards science and technology.

Er. Sujeet Banerjee, Director NCSTC threw light on the increased girl child scientist participation ratio which is 52% in compare to the boy child scientist ratio – 48%.moreover, 13 regional languages+ English and Hindi will be used for the presentation for the convenience of the students. Visually challenged kids can also express their views in sign language which is equally considered. Participants have come from 6 distinct countries all over Asia.

“Letting the JEE-VAN survive” Collaboration of life with nature

The exuberant child scientists with the delegates kept up the spirit of Green India by planting trees in the Science City and SAL Education Campus. The chorus group of environment - conscious people spread awareness about the matter by reciting slogans on Clean India, Green India. Nature, as we know gives us everything, but every asset needs maintenance. The young generation truly absorbed this need and they were offered helping hands from elders to make it possible. They truly exhibited the feeling:

“What we save today will save us tomorrow”

The science of today is the technology of tomorrow

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Riddles Time1. Can you list words which sound alike with the

different meaning? One means the "state of rest" while the other word is related to "writing material".

2. Which three letter animal can complete all the below words.L O _ _ _ EPLA _ _ _ E _ _ _ E R _ _ _ T L E

3. I am the biggest alphabet, as I contain the most water in the world. Who am I?

4. I'm a five letter word. If you remove one, only two letters remain. What word am I?

5. What word begins with T, ends with T and has T in it?

Answer:

1. Stationary and Stationery 2. CAT 3.C 4. STONE (Remove

ONE then ST remains) 5. TeapoT

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The hummingbird's tongue is so long that it curls up into its skull and around its eyes when not in use

There are ear buds that can translate different languages in real time. Goggle Pixel Buds are portable in-ear devices that can play your translated speech out loud, and they translate other people's speech directly into your ears.

Technology Troubles

Place the four numbers

in the 1,3,5,7 boxes and

whatever the operators

you care to use from +,-,

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operators if needed, in

the 2,4,6 boxes in the

correct order to get the

answer. Use the number

only once.

Figure Out

Interview with Dr. Sujeet Banerjee, Director -NCSTC-DST, Govt of India , NAC Members Mr. Jayanta Kumar Sarma, Dr. Pulin Behari Chakraborty, Mr. T. P. Raghunathan , and Prof. H R Shah , Principal SAL College of Sri Sandeep Bhattacharya

thEngineering were scheduled and following questions were discussed in context of 25 National Children Science Congress, 2017 which is organized by Department of Science and Technology, Government of India at Science City and SAL Technical Campus

Question: Regarding theme of science, technology and innovation for sustainable development, how does the National Children Science Congress prove to be significant specifically for India?National Children Science congress is having a journey of more than twenty years since 1993 and the alumni of previous

thNCSCs are positively working towards the country and environment as well, the child scientists of 25 NCSC will get back to home with the new ideas and they will spread the positive ideas among the society through which will make people aware of scientific solutions. The change is slow and gradual but it can change its pace in steadfastness if the youth jumps in.Question: As a subpart of theme Natural resource management and Lifestyle and livelihood, taking these all into consideration what efforts are being made through National Children Science Congress 2017?Some projects of non-conventional resources like solar, tidal energies have been evaluated and considering all this, natural resources of the country can be effectively utilized if some suggestions can be incorporated. Process of delivering science needs is to be improved so that one can easily apply the conceptual science or scientific knowledge in real time situations. So the people will get aware and it will be reflected in their lifestyle. Real world examples are more meaningful than prescription, basic science problems pertaining to the society are captured by the children, they try to solve with the guidance of the teachers, and these all information is passed to their parents through which it will be populated amongst the society.So far as Health and Hygiene & nutrition along with Food and Agriculture is concerned what is the vision for next ten to twenty years?Hygiene aspects for people has been taken into consideration by Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan as people are still not conscious about good sanitary facilities provided by the government. Vision is to make them aware and use the facilities to its fullest.The present scenario of India's population shows large numbers contrary to that of the population in other countries. They have good knowledge and awareness towards the society which helps them to live a well-defined life. On the other hand, if the youth of India channelizes its large population into the right direction, we can make a huge difference. How Traditional Knowledge System can be incorporated with modern system by making optimum use of resources? What will be the NCSC's efforts towards reaching goal?We can look into the traditional knowledge systems into two broader perspectives. Ecosystem people- who depend totally on the ecosystem for solutions Biosphere people- who depend on the market for the solutions ; they thereby have distinct perceptions. They should therefore intermingle their lifestyle ideas for a better living.What is your perspective towards Disaster Management and Energy?“Energy” has been the focal point for the past NCSCs but from now the center of attention will be the innovative thinking approach towards the design of non-conventional energy resources to be more productive. This can also help in the rural and semi- rural areas to excel in economy by staying grounded to the ecosystem. Disaster Management has already been enacting upon by weather department, geology department, and department pertaining to oceanography etc. Some projects have been submitted for the same.What is your message to the People?Message from all the members were to change the culture by changing individual and to be aware of our responsibility towards nation's cleanliness, safety and environment. It can only be done through one's habits and dedication towards consistency for better surroundings. They believe that the brain drain should stop by taking an example of Abdul Kalam who served the nation with his knowledge and contribution. The youth of this country should take efforts for improvising the country's condition by staying and working in India. So far as Technical development amongst children is concerned pertaining to the science and technology, scrutinizing the talent across the India at the national level is tough task especially in the rural and remote areas. There are a lot of children who have talent but, aren't getting the platform and exposure to their ideas because of lacking resources. So approaching those children and getting them involved in science and technology can bring up many great ideas for the nation and it will also encourage their abilities.

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Exhibition Hall


thBeside the IMAX theater in the ground different domes of 25 National Children Science Congress are erected. In front of exhibition entry gate you will find an erected sundial which is a device to measure the time. A sundial is a device that measures time by using a light spot or shadow cast by position of the Sun on a reference scale. The entire object that casts a shadow or light onto the dial face is known as the sundial's gnomon. An edge of the gnomon that casts a shadow used to determine the time; this linear feature is known as the sundial's style. Don't miss the opportunity to see and observe how it works!!

In front of the Main Convention Hall you will find two Exhibition Halls. Do Visit it where you will find different stalls of National and State level institutions exhibiting their projects related to Science and Technology.

Statue of AstronautAmazing it sounds to get a picture

clicked with the statue of an Astronaut!!

And the same is erected for you in the

middle of Exhibition Hall no1 and

Exhibition Hall no.2. Seize the

opportunity to get one!

To feel proud of your participation at 25 NCSC 2017, a selfie is again a temptation. To fulfill this objective, a selfie zone at SAL Education Campus near Registration Booth and Medical Dome can be availed. Go ahead and grab one and tweet!!!

Get a picture with different

scientists and know about

their core inventions by

visiting the point in front of

Exhibition Hall1 &2.

You will find the pictures of

renowned scientists like

Homi Bhabha, Jagdish

Chandra Bose,Har Gobind

Khorana etc. DO VISIT!!

Discover these Places at NCSC 2017

Sun DialProf. Harish Padh obtained his Ph.D. in Biochemistry from University of Delhi in 1978. From 1978 to 1995 for 17 years, he has developed his academic career in USA at places like Temple University in Philadelphia, University of Chicago and Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. He was Assistant Director and Associate Professor at Northwestern University for Biotechnology. In 1996 he returned to India and joined as Professor of Biochemistry at M. S. University of Baroda and in 1999 he joined as Director of B. V. Patel Pharmaceutical Education and Research Development (PERD) Centre in Ahmedabad. In 2007, he also took responsibility as Project Director for NIPER, a Government of India's Institution at Ahmedabad. He joined Sardar Patel University as Vice-Chancellor in July 2010. His area of research is Cell and Molecular Biology as applied to Health and Pharmaceutical Sciences.. He is a recent recipient of B-School Excellence Award given jointly by UTV-Bloomberg, STAR group of Industries; and The Name in Science Award given by European Science Congress and European Business Assembly from Oxford, UK. He is member of Governing Council of Gujarat Forensic Science University-Gandhinagar, Central University of Gujarat-Gandhinagar, Association of Indian Universities-New Delhi, Member of Court as well as Governing Council of Indian Institute of Science-Bangalore.

Prof. Harish Padh, Former VC,S P University,

GUJCOST COE in IPR, Chair Professor at GNLU

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NCSC Ki Baat

Dr. Kumari Archana (Escort Teacher)

Silchar Region, Shillong, State of Meghalaya.

Vishwa Upadhya (Food Committee Volunteer)Student of SAL Education,

Ahmedabad, State of Gujarat.

25 NCSC 2017


Glimpses ofDay 1

It was the day of inauguration and various participants and visitors have visited, it was a memorable day. But one thing which was the point of concern was “WASTE OF FOOD”. So let us not waste the food from today itself. With the theme of sustainable development of this event, let us start it from today itself and let's take a pledge not to waste food any more.

I am here with my student Miss. Divya thSahu, who will participate in this 25

NCSC, I am really happy and impressed by the facilities that are provided by the team, especially the food and the various dishes that are been served to us, but the point that is bothering me is the waste of food, that is taking place.

Everyone should understand and if all of us understand the importance of food, we can reduce the waste of food.

We have already instructed the persons serving the food at the counter, to serve as per requirement of the child and they should not serve more than requirement.

If they want more they can come again and get served, but they should not waste the food.

Rita Mandal (Escort Teacher)

Bhopal, State of Madhya Pradesh.

Pratha Shrivastava (Child Scientist)Raisen District,

State of Madhya Pradesh.

th“ This whole event of 25 NCSC is just

wonderful, and I am feeling that I have

also become one of the scientist,

because I am amongst the young

budding scientist, so naturally I am also

feeling motivated, and I am feeling really

great and feel this event goes on and on

and on…… So everything is fine and in

nutshell the program is just wonderful.”

“I am here for the first time and that to at the national level, so I am very much

thexcited for 25 NCSC. This experience of mine is really adorable; I think I will never forget this experience ever. The quantum of knowledge and everything is so inspiring, there are quotes written everywhere.Further I want to thank the whole team of NCSC who is behind this grand event, as I am working from last two months for the same, so once again I would like to thank NCSC and the team.”

Don’t Waste Food....

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