The success of ‘Seeds of Hope’ exhibition has already attracted more than 7000 people in last five days. This is an international exhibition by Bharat Soka Gakkai that has been running here at the Regional Science Centre. The exhibition has got foot falls from different genre of the society primarily the school and college students that have shown overwhelmed participation in the exhibition.
The exhibition was visited by many students from other cities like Indore and Hissar (Haryana). Around 131 students from Vidyadevi Jindal School, Hissar, Haryana, visited the exhibition on October 14 and then a second lot visited on October15. “The school is on a three day excursion trip to Bhopal, and when we found out about such an exhibition happening in the city, we cut short our Saanchi visit, to make the student visit this exhibition”, said Resident Medical Officer, Vidyadevi Jindal School, Hissar, Haryana Prabha Agrawal.
Even 92 students from Atomic Energy Commission School, Indore who were on a academic visit to Bhopal visited the exhibition. A group of 9 government official from Gujarat had visited Seeds of Hope exhibition.
Ample number of schools and Engineering colleges has visited the exhibition. Many students pledged to improve the environment by taking initiatives in their own small ways.
Director Bansal institute of Research Technology and Science Yogendra Sharma, who visited the exhibition was inundated by the combined and cooperative efforts and hard work put by members of Bharat Soka Gakkai to untidily arrange such a meaningful exhibition.