Assam boy selected for International Tinkle Award
Barnadhya Hazarika, a 7th standard student of Maharishi Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School, Guwahati has been selected for the Tinkle Online Editor’s Choice Awards’. He is placed in 1st position for his write up, namely, ‘The Beauty of Nature’, which is declared in the July (2009) edition of ‘Tinkle’, an international monthly for children, published by the ‘Amar Chitra Katha Pvt. Ltd.’, Mumbai.
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A two day long National Symposium on Biodiversity of Assam : Status, Development and Conservation has been organised by the Assam Science Society on 4-5 December, 2010 at Assam Science Society Bhaban, Jawaharnagar, Khanapara, Guwahati to celebrate the International Year of Biodiversity. Professor A C Bhagabati , Former Vic-Chancellor, R. G. University, Arunachal Pradesh and Dr. S. K. Choudhury, Director, Assam Science ,Technology and Environment Council will grace the occasion as Chief Guest and Guest of Honour respectively.
Like earlier occasions, the 56th Annual Technical Session of the Assam Science Society will be held with day-long programme in Dibrugarh sometime in mid-February, 2011. This Session is organized every year to provide a platform to present and discuss the research findings of both senior and junior researchers working in different fields of science and technology in the country in general and north-east region in particular. In connection with this, the Society invites abstract of research paper in the fields of mathematical, physical, chemical, biological, medical, agricultural...
The tradition, diversity, potentiality and high demand of horticultural produces of Assam has able to draw tremendous interests of investors, traders and general visitors in the Horticultural Stall of Directorate of Horticulture...
A two days long Science Festival and Science Exhibition, organised by the Nagarbera Branch of Assam Science Society and Arjyabhatta Bigyan Kendra on November 3-4 held at Narabera Higher Secondary School campus, with a grand success. In the interaction session, Dr. Dilip Kumar Sarma, College of Veterinary Science, Guwahati; Mowsam Hazarika, Editor, Bijnan Jeuti and Dr. Madhurjya Prasad Bora, Gauhati University has participated. Several programmes like Science Exhibition, Tree Plantation, Science Modal Compettition, Scientific Speach Compettion held to mark the occasion.
The students of Maharishi Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School (MVMSSS), Silpukhuri, Guwahati shines in the Maharishi National Cultural Celebration, 2010 held at Hyderabad from October 22-24.
The students of MVMSSS win the First prize in the event of Classical Orchestra Mixed, G. K. Quiz Senior, Mathematics Exhibition Senior and Vocal Semi Classical Junior.
Moreover, the students of Guwahati Zone of MVM win 12 nos. of prizes out of 19 events. Over All Championship Trophy also given to Guwahati Zone of MVM. Ekta Saikia and Maitry Phukan honored as Best Student in the Maharishi National Cultural Celebration, 2010. The participating students reach Guwahati today by train and greeted by...
Eight groups, each consisting 16 numbers of Child Scientists of Kamrup (Metro) district selected for the state level National Children’s Science Congress, 2010 to be held at Silchar on October 27-30. The name of the Child Scientists are : 1. Barnadhya Hazarika...
The State Government is committed to improve agricultural productivity scenario and special initiatives will be taken by the Agriculture department in this regard. This was stated by State Agriculture Minister Pramila Rani Brahma during a press conference held at Guwahati on September 21.
“There are a few drawbacks including decrease of agricultural area that we need to work on by effectively implementing our plans and the department will leave no stone unturned to improve further,” she said.
She also informed that Assam has received the best performance award in the eastern region for successful implementation of the National Food Security Mission (NFSM)-Rice, which was...
Assam Science Technology and Environment Council, with support from the Department of Science...
Nearly 400 village women on 11.9.2010 took part in the community prayers within the campus of the Bandiya LP School , Bandiya village, a few kilometres from Mangaldai town of Assam, have set a rare example of community prayers on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr. This rare tradition of the little known village has reportedly been going on for a decade. Their male counterparts prayed at the Bandiya Eidgah Maidan in the east.
Special significance is attached to community prayers on the occasion of Eid in the Islam religion but the participation of women in such community prayers is restricted. Traditionally, women belonging to the religion offer namaz on Eid in their households....
Participants of a recent Assam Science Society (ASS) interactive meet, held on 21.08.2010 at the North East Institute of Science and Technology, Jorhat called for steps to engage Regional Medical Research Centre (RMRC), Dibrugarh and the North East Space Application Centre (NESAC), Umium for making predictions on the possible sites of Japanese Encephalitis (JE) outbreak in upper Assam districts.
The participants of the session also suggested that vaccination programmes to prevent outbreak of the disease should be made universal in the vulnerable areas.
Dr. Bimal Kar, General Secretary of ASS said in a statement that both the RMRC and the NESAC have been conducting such studies, using...
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