National Science Day is a day dedicated to honor the magnificent achievements of science and its impact on the present era. Every year on February 28th, the wonder of technology with new themes is recognized, and the National Science Day 2024 theme is “Indigenous Technologies for Viksit Bharat” which focuses on the importance of home-grown innovations in India’s progress. Let’s dig more into the history, significance, and theme of National Science Day 2024.
When was the first National Science Day celebrated?
Science day history goes back to 1928 when Sir C.V. Raman, the well-known Indian physicist, revealed the Raman Effect, an amazing phenomenon in the field of physics. His discovery got him the Nobel Prize in Physics, making him the first Asian to receive such an honor in the sciences. Without technology and innovation, the world cannot progress and would be stuck in the stone age.
Why was February 28th declared as National Science Day?
With time, science theories were developed and to celebrate it science day was established. Sir C.V. Raman announced a ground-breaking theory that changed the interaction of light with matter, laying the foundation for advancements in the science field. To remember this notable achievement and to inspire the youth with a passion for science, February 28th was officially declared as National Science Day in 1986 by India.
National Science Day 2024: Igniting the Spark
As we celebrate National Science Day in 2024, the theme revolves around ” Indigenous Technologies for Viksit Bharat”. This theme emphasizes the crucial role that Indian scientists played in accomplishing the tasks that were doubtful for the world. The home-grown technologies of India made a successful statement that awestruck people in the science field. Several challenges occurred but the motivation of scientists overcame them.
Looking Ahead: A Bright Future Powered by Science
As we celebrate National Science Day 2024, let us reconfirm our dedication to harnessing the transformative possibility of science for the betterment of humanity. Happy National Science Day!
