Two-day State-level science exhibition concludes

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Two-day long “Prantiya Gyan Vigyan Pradarshani sah Pratiyogita” organised by Vidya Bharti concluded on Sunday evening in the premises of host Saraswati Shishu Vidya Mandir Kumhartoli Hazaribagh. Chief Guest of the valedictory ceremony MlA Hazaribagh Manish Jaiswal and other distinguished guests handed over the prizes to individual winners of different categories of the competition and the overall championship trophy to the team of Raj Kamal Vidya Mandir Dhanbad.

In this two day long State level science exhibition cum competition 840 participants of more than 70 schools run by Vidya Bharti in the state of Jharkhand participated in this competition and exhibited their models to show their talent and skill.

Praising the efforts of Vidya Vikash Samiti MlA Manish Jaiswal said that it is doing a great job not only in the field of education but also in inculcating moral values and love for the ancient traditions among the students. Talking about this program Jaiswal said that the number of participant schools and students clearly speaks that the future generation of our state posses the capacity to rule in the world of science.

In this competition students of different schools presented their models based on themes like water conservation, forestation, solar energy, sustainable development, protection of environment, astronomy, geographical and planetary distribution etc. during these two days. Selected panel of judges not only took a good look of all the models but also asked question related with the presentations to evaluate the participants.

In the closing ceremony trainee IAS Ramnivash Yadav, state secretary of vidya bharti Jwala Tiwari, president of saraswati shishu mandir Hazaribagh Rajendra Prasad, secretary Sadhanand Singh, Principal Umesh Prasad, Sanjay Upadhyay, teachers and staffs of the schools were present. It was informed that the winners of this State level competition will take part in the national level science exhibition cum competition going to be organised soon.

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