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DPS Rajbagh participates in CBSE Science exhibition 12/16/2015 11:58:26 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Dec 16: In order to develop scientific attitude amongst students and make them realize the interdependence of science, technology and society on each other Delhi Public School, Rajbagh, Kathua affiliated with Central Board of School Education (CBSE) participated in 14 CBSE science exhibition organized by KMV Sanskriti School, Jalandhar. About 138 schools of North Zone participated in this exhibition wherein students had first-hand experience of different models of science. The students of DPS, Rajbagh had participated with their model on Hydroelectric Power Projects in which they had prepared prototype of Dam, Reservoir, Turbines, Power House and Power Supply System. Students and faculty of other institutions appreciated the model and the footfall in the stall encouraged students to participate in next level exhibition. DPS Rajbagh students Rageshwer Singh and Mrinal Mahajan under able guidance of Teacher Neha gave fine display of the project that remained centre of attraction for other students. Various models displayed at the Science exhibition gave students an exciting experience of creativity and innovations enabling them to meet future socio-economic problems particularly those confronted in the rural areas, using available materials and local resources. On their return the Principal of the institution Nirmal Manha said that this exhibition helped children and teachers get motivation to design and develop something new and novel to meet future challenges. Chairman and proprietor of this prestigious institution DPS, Rajbagh Ram Avtar Aggarwal while appreciating the staff and students asked them to continue participating in such events which will stimulate their interest in science and technology and also inculcate scientific spirit in younger generations. He extended full cooperation and said that every possible effort must be put in to explore and encourage scientific and technological talent among children. He hoped that next such exhibition is held in Jammu and Kashmir State exhibitions to promote interest of children in Science and Technology besides enable children to have awareness about impact of science and technology on socio-economic and sustainable development of the country.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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