VIT Founder-Chancellor G. Viswanathan with the winners of the ‘Naalaya Vingyani 2023’ at VIT on Thursday.
The State-level greatest workforce for ‘Naalaya Vingyani’ (Future Scientist) from the regional degree for college college students between Class VIII and XII from Tamil Nadu and Puducherry was held at VIT in Vellore on Thursday.
According to a press launch, Naalaya Vingyani, a joint initiative of Hindu Tamil Thisai in affiliation with VIT University, goals to carry out inventive and scientific resolution from college college students (Classes eight to 12) in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry for the real-life issues or challenges that prevail in our society. At VIT, the scholars from 26 groups that have been chosen from the regional degree displayed their scientific works.
The regional search was held in Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai, Tiruchi and Kovilpatti. The science competition was held to stimulate scientific considering among the many college students and to carry out their hidden scientific potential.
In his tackle, G. Viswanathan, founder-chancellor, VIT, mentioned, “Science alone is responsible for the development of the world and the development of people. One should study science with care. As a country we are lagging in terms of higher education. That is because India’s enrollment rate in higher education is only 27%. In developed countries it ranges from 60 to 100%.”
Further, he mentioned that on the State degree, Tamil Nadu is on the second place with 50% and Kerala’s charge is at 40%.
VIT University Assistant Vice-President Kadhambari S. Viswanathan mentioned: “We can learn as much as we want about a subject in small videos and memes. But, even after 20 years of studying and writing exams, you cannot forget. No one should give up the habit of reading newspapers. Make it a habit to read some newspapers,”.
V. Narayanan, Director of ISRO’s LPSC, participated in this system as a particular visitor and mentioned, “Following the success of Chandrayaan-3, I have met one lakh students in the program. India has grown in various sectors since independence. There are many plans. There are plans to send people to space and return in 2025, to land people on the moon in 2026 and collect soil and other samples for research, to establish an Indian-made space center in 2035, and to send Indians to the moon in 2040,” he mentioned.
Students of Tiruchirappalli District Musri Union, Nachampatty, Tiruchi Government High School, secured first prize. Students of the profitable workforce are T. Thanabalan, P. Bhupesh and S. Mohanraj. A money award of Rs.25,000 was given, the discharge mentioned.