csir organises capsule exhibitions
Bhopal: Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), New Delhi is a leading R&D organisation of the country with Thirty Eight premium institutes spread across the country. CSIR is organising Capsule Exhibitions across the country as a part of the ‘CSIR Platinum Jubilee Celebrations’ to make the masses acquainted with the contributions of CSIR in various fields. The venue for three-day exposition is CSlR-Advanced Materials and Processes Research Institute, Hoshangabad Road, Bhopal. The three day exhibition was inaugurated by Navin Chandra, Director General, MP Council of Science and Technology. The exhibition contained the exhibits on the achievements of CSIR in the areas of CSIR - 800(Social Intervention), Nurturing Human Resources, Intellectual Property and Entrepreneurship, Chemicals and Petrochemical, Water, Ecology and Environment, leather, Materials and Minerals, Energy, Healthcare, Aerospace and Strategic sector, Engineering and Infrastructure, Agriculture and Floriculture and Food and Nutrition. On the first day many students from various schools and colleges and many dignitaries witnessed the exhibition with keen interest. The exhibition will be at display at CSIR-AMPRI, Bhopal from 10 AM to 5 PM during from August 22 to 24, 2017.
mitti, gogar aur ganesh workshop held at igrms
Bhopal: In order to preserve the integrity of Indian culture of tradition, purpose and experiment, IGRMS organised a seven days workshop "Mitti, Gobar aur Ganesh" dedicated to experimental artists concluded today. In this workshop traditional artists made lord Ganesha idols using paper Mache, clay and cow dung and paddy. During the work more than 400 school students learnt to make eco-friendly lord Ganesha idols. In the concluding ceremony, Programme Coordinator of the workshop, Surya Kumar Pandey said, “Indian villages and towns had the tradition of bathing in the rivers. After bath people used to make idol of lord Ganesha using smooth clay of river bank and worship and immersed it after the Puja. From origin to immersion of lord Ganesha idol was in coordination with nature. Hence lord Ganesha has always been eco-friendly.” On this occasion DS Rao (Head of Office) gave certificates to artists.