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URL copied National Science Day 2021: Know history, significance, theme for this year Every year, National Science Day is celebrated on February 28, to mark the discovery of the Raman effect by Indian physicist Sir CV Raman, back in 1928. For this discovery, Sir CV Raman was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1930.  History of National Science Day In 1986, the National Council for Science and Technology Communication (NCSTC) asked the Government of India to designate February 28 as National Science Day. The event is now celebrated all over India across schools, colleges, unive...

Sir CV Raman explaining the Raman Effect Pinterest The National Council for Science and Technology Communication approached the Government of India in 1986 to designate 28 February as National Science Day. India Government accepted the proposal and the first National Science Day was celebrated on February 28, 1987. February 28 is observed as National Science Day in India as on this day, world renowned scientist CV Raman invented the 'Raman Effect' in 1928. He won the Nobel prize in Physics in 1930 for the historic invention. Significance of the National Science Day The purpose behind the day ...

National Science Day to be held on February 28 Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA National Science Day (NSD) will be conducted on February 28 to commemorate the discovery of Raman Effect by Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman. He went on to receive a Nobel Prize for this discovery in the year 1930. The day is celebrated to mark the importance of contributions made by scientists towards the development of our nation and the world as a whole. It is used to create awareness about the role of science in society. The theme for National Science Day 2021 is ‘Future of STI: Impact on Education Skills...

Stroke of genius Updated: Updated: February 23, 2021 02:51 IST Ninety-three years ago, on February 28, a brilliant discovery put India on the map of world science — a day we celebrate as National Science Day. Share Article Illustration: J.A. Premkumar   Ninety-three years ago, on February 28, a brilliant discovery put India on the map of world science — a day we celebrate as National Science Day. A curious question or a sudden stroke of inspiration — sometimes this is all it takes to spark a path-breaking discovery. For the first Asian (and Indian) recipient of a Nobel Prize in scien...

Updated Feb 18, 2021 | 10:55 IST Mahendralal was a patriot and a nationalist. His dream was to establish a research institute similar to the Royal Society of London where the Indians could do research in basic science. Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science  By training, Mahendralal Sircar was an allopath. He passed the MD examination from the Calcutta University in 1859 and very soon established himself as a leading allopath in the city. Though initially, Dr Sircar used to criticize homoeopathy severely, yet in the later years, he became interested in th...