ISCA Delhi Chapter
Convener, Delhi Chapter. at The Indian Science Congress Association- Claim this Profile
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Experience
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The Indian Science Congress Association
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India
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Government Administration
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1 - 100 Employee
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Convener, Delhi Chapter.
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Oct 2015 - Present
- Organizing activities of the Indian Science Congress in Delhi - Work with children in schools, promoting science - Collaborating with scientists, research institutes, colleges, organizations and universities to promote science - Encourage scientists, researchers, science communicators and students to participate in events leading to participation in the annual Science Congress. - Organizing activities of the Indian Science Congress in Delhi - Work with children in schools, promoting science - Collaborating with scientists, research institutes, colleges, organizations and universities to promote science - Encourage scientists, researchers, science communicators and students to participate in events leading to participation in the annual Science Congress.
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Jan 1913 - Present
1. Communicate and Interact with scientists, scientific organizations and bodies that popularize and propagate science for common man and children to conduct ISCA events 2. Organize discussion meets for scientists to come and share their results of research in 3. Organize competitions among school children to promote innovative ideas and research work. 4. Initiate selection of research papers, posters to be presented at the Science Congress annually. 5. Select scientists, women for participation in the Science Communicator's and women Science Congress. 6 Organize special events and competitive paper presentation for scientists, as per decision of ISCA Show less
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Education
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Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Gravitation and Black Holes