The child scientists and teachers having arrived from different states of the country were introduced to the different forms of Chhattisgarhi traditional dances through a learning camp. The exhibition concluded on Saturday.
The dance forms were mainly Saila, Karma, Bayar of Sarguja, Jashpuriya, Karma, Sarhul of Raigarh, Gaur, Rela, pata, Leja, Gedhi of Bastar, Raut nacha, Khadi saaj of Durg, Posh Kolang of Rajnandgaon, Gaura-Gauri, Baar dance of Bilaspur and Korba, Suwa and Panthi of Raipur. These forms were presented by the folk artistes.
During the 46th Jawaharlal Nehru National Science, Mathematics and Environment Exhibition (JNNSMEE) 2019 for children the solid waste management and exhibit of pre-accident information technology and non-pollution vehicle models, drew attraction of people. The working model showcased how it can reduce accidents and also control pollution. The concept is that carbon mono-oxide and other poisonous gases are absorbed by the silencer which takes around 70% of it.
Experts spoke on the science and technology for inclusive growth as part of lecture series on Saturday.