Inauguration of hundredth edition of Sandarbh education magazine published by Eklavya was launched at Bharat Bhavan on Monday.
Senior environmentalist associated with Gandhi Peace Organisation Anupam Mishr said that the journey of the hundred issues should be shared with the readers and small events should be organized so that people could be associated with this journey.
Feminist academic Chayanika Shah was among the renowned personalities at the occasion. Speaking on ‘Education on folk traditions and its role in the society’ Mishr said that there is vast invisible science which is required to be understood.
Providing example of Rajasthan he said that people of Rajasthan manages with the scanty rainfall and values every drop of water by conserving it in a systematic manner which has been learned by generations through traditions. This practice of giving importance to society over individual could conserve water without studying engineering and the knowledge is passed to generations, he added.
On the occasion Chayanika Shah while speaking on ‘Research and Study on Feminist Science’ said that science enriches by learning from the experiences. Those teaching should have their share in development of science and at the same time other sections of the society including women and marginalized should partner in the development of the science. Hridyakant Dewaan shared the journey and difficulties faced in the journey of Sandarbh.
Readers and teachers in huge number were present at the occasion and shared their experience about the magazine. Eklavya organization has been publishing the fortnightly magazine from the year 1994 which was published to cater teachers and school students .