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Thursday, June 17, 2021
pratiyogita kiran 2021
pratiyogita kiran 2021 Published this articles page no 148 It is an established fact that experimentation is at the heart of Science and Technology based innovation which is essentially embedded and deeply rooted in the architecture of INSPIRE Awards – MANAK countrys core programme on innovation. Nearly seven lakh schools in India are required to conduct idea competitions internally for students studying in class 6th to 10th and in the age group of 1015 years thereby scouting original and creative technological ideas and innovations focusing on common problems and nominate the best ideas through an online portal. This would create a pool of one million ideas on parameters like novelty social usefulness practicality etc. About one lakh ideas are short listed and one time supported financially through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) such that students may experiment build Proof of Concepts or Prototype and present them before experts at a District Level Exhibition Project Competition (DLEPC). If successful then it moves to next stage of State Level Exhibition Project Competition (SLEPC) and if further successful to National Level Exhibition Project Competition (NLEPC). Mentoring support is provided to all students who are gearing up to participate in the NLEPC and top 60 are taken up for incubation such that they acquire the status of startups and be commercialized. To ensure that the programme is effective comprehensive awareness campaigns are executed all over the country including workshops for stakeholders at National State and District levels. pratiyogita kiran 2021
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pratiyogita kiran book Published this articles page no 147 Mahatama Gandhi once said “The world has enough for everyones need but not enough for everyones greed”. Today India is taking a lead in realizing that needs are nonnegotiable and inclusive innovations by citizens of all ages are increasingly contributing to their fulfilment. In the contemporary Indian society there is paramount focus on innovation to solve unmet needs and more importantly on its successful execution and delivery as evident from the countrys consistently improved performance in the Global Innovation Index. Consequently Innovation is ubiquitous in India and increasingly becoming a driver to solve abundant problems in almost every corner of the country by its citizens irrespective of the constraints. The world bears testimony to the fact that our young citizens are actively working in this direction in a mission mode and their ability to innovate and entrepreneurial spirit is at par with the best in the world. Augmenting the efforts of our entrepreneurs who are driving this cultural shift is creative and innovative thinking of our school children which is institutionalized through INSPIRE Awards – MANAK worlds biggest idea and innovation competition for school children jointly implemented by the Department of Science and Technology (DST) and National Innovation Foundation – India (NIF) and aligned with the action plan for the Startup India. pratiyogita kiran book
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pratiyogita kiran monthly magazine Published this articles page no 146 These centers of excellence house some of the more sophisticated facilities for sharing with other scientists in the region and would help in promoting scientific research. Seven Centres for Nano Technology focusing on development of specific applications have also been established. In addition a centre of excellence on Computational Materials Science has also been established at JNCASR Bangalore. International Collaborative Programmes As expected Nano Science and Technology has prominently figured in all S&T cooperation agreements entered into in recent times. Joint R&D activities are already taking place with several countries. For example with the US several projects have been funded on CNTs in composites nanoencapsulating materials etc. under the DSTNSF programme. Several IndoUS Workshops have also been held. With Germany a programme on engineered functional nano composites has started which would focus on magnetic properties magnetic interactions gassolid interactions including catalysis etc. Programmes are also on with Italy EU and developing with Taiwan. ARCI Hyderabad which is an autonomous institute of DST has active programme in nano materials with institutions in Russia Ukraine Japan Germany and USA. pratiyogita kiran monthly magazine
gk competition success review
gk competition success review Published this articles page no 145 The Department of Science and Technology is the nodal agency for implementing the Nano Mission. At the apex level it is steered by a Nano Mission Council (NMC). It is currently being chaired by Professor CNR Rao of Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR ) Bangalore. The technical programmes of the Nano Mission are also being guided by two advisory groups viz. the Nano Science Advisory Group (NSAG) and the Nano Applications and Technology Advisory Group (NATAG). DST ACTIVITIES IN NANO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SO FAR Around 130 projects have been supported to individual scientists mainly working on fundamental scientific research so far. Significant results have been reported from these projects. Establishment of Centres of Excellence Eleven Units/Core Groups on Nano Science have been sanctioned across the country. gk competition success review
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