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Students observe Science Day at St Thomas School in Shimla.
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Students of St Thomas School, Shimla, were educated about the importance of science, scientific outlook and the invaluable contributions of Indian scientists, as the school celebrated National Science Day.

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This event was organised by My Bharat Shimla in collaboration with the Union Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports.

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Harshlata explained the history of National Science Day, and said it commemorated the discovery of the Raman Effect by Dr CV Raman. “He inspired students to be curious, rational and adopt a scientific mindset,” she said.

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Surinder Sharma encouraged students to pursue innovation and develop a scientific outlook. He said science was not limited to textbooks; it offered solutions to every problem in life. He also encouraged students to pursue research and new discoveries.

Tanuja highlighted the importance of science in everyday life and the need for environmental protection. She also highlighted the contributions of Indian scientists such as Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, Dr Homi Bhabha and Dr Vikram Sarabhai and encouraged students to draw inspiration from their ideals.

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Students also presented their views on various topics. Divyashi Himta, Atirath, Shubham Sharma, Deepanshi Sharma, Aastha Thakur and Angel Sharma delivered impressive speeches on topics like National Science Day, scientific achievements, environmental protection, space research and social impact of science.

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