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Copy Copy Final Book 2017.Cdr INST Outreach Programme 3rd Report 2016-17 Director's Message Chattra Protsahan Vyakhyan Shrankhla (CPVS) – North Zone 1 Chattra Protsahan Vyakhyan Shrankhla (CPVS) – East & West Zone 7 Chattra Protsahan Vyakhyan Shrankhla (CPVS) – South Zone 10 North East Education Development Programme (NEED – INST) 16 INST-Outreach for Women 21 6 Outreach at INST 25 Outreach for Schedule Tribes (ST) 29 ents Science in Public (Road Show) 31 Cont School Adoption Program 35 INST-Outreach Awards 39 Media Reports (Highlights) 45 30 Feedback 47 Outreach Team & Contacts 49 Financial Support 54 Institute of Nano Science and Technology (INST), an autonomous institute established by Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India, has started an outreach programme in the year 2014 especially targeted to schools in rural/semi-urban areas, primarily being run by government agencies with an objective to encourage students not only to pursue a career in science but to dream big, emulate great personalities and work for the over-all development of these e areas with participation of youth. As education policy documents have repeatedly stressed, the challenge facing school education in India is of quality. The quality of education depends critically on students having exposure to teachers who can motivate and make classrooms an enjoyable place where the seeds are sown. 41% of India (2011 census) is below the age of 20 and a large fraction is in the Messag rural areas. Out of 1.3 billion Indians approximately 8.5 billion Indians live in rural areas. We persist with our conviction of promoting science in the remotest parts of India. The Outreach program has also embarked upon an exciting project in which various young people from schools and colleges across the country are identified and attend workshops in our Institute which gives exposure to the vast possibilities in modern science as well as opens up the opportunity for interaction with scientists and technologists. This year (2016-17) several new places have also been targeted like Majuli, Gangtok, Coimbatore, Jamshedpur, Jalpaiguri, Malda and Chennai along with other states which were part of our program in last two years. The report presents a broad range of activities that have taken place in the third year (2016-17) of our outreach programme. I appreciate the sincere efforts of our outreach team for their wholehearted support and enthusiasm. We have an additional program, where faculty going back on holiday to their (Holiday-outreach) native places make a point to interact with local schools. All this allows us to carry out our activities with limited funding. We will continue our efforts with enhanced zeal with the encouragement from all our well-wishers and hope our work will make a ripple in the vast sea of illiteracy and backwardness existing in the remote parts of our country and the ripple may one day bring a wave to transform the children to contributors to our society for a brighter tomorrow. Chattra Protsahan Vyakhyan Shrankhla (CPVS) - North Zone 1 Chattra Protsahan Vyakhyan Shrankhla (CPVS) - North Zone The INST-Outreach Program was initiated in 2014 knowledge through informal educational by launching '80 Lecture Series' covering schools activities. Its major outreach programs, including located in rural areas of Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, teacher training workshops, lectures to students, Haryana, Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh. After “hands-on” demonstrations and activities during successful realization of that INST took another our outreach workshops organized at INST. Our one step forward by launching its new initiative named lectures and demonstrations are designed with the Chattra Protshahan Vyakhyan Shrankhla (CPVS) in objective of guiding the students to think, test th Z 2015 targeting students from all the Indian states (hands-on experiment), discuss, analyse, and especially those from rural, remote and hilly areas summarize the scientific concepts. Throughout of the country. CPVS is based upon our the process, in addition to having fun and learning, VS) - Nor understanding that the scientists, being the most of the participants, be they children, representatives of the most educated and learned students, or teachers, feel inspired and show great people of the society, should realize their interest in further pursuing related topics. The responsibility towards the nation and should go program also aims to foster and stimulate public out of their laboratories to meet, interact and interest in science, to equip audiences with ankhla (CP disseminate scientific knowledge in order to enhanced scientific literacy, with hopes of enhance general awareness and scientific temper enriching their knowledge, which may enhance yan Shr in the young students, making them enlightened to their creativity in using science to improve their sensibly choose their career according to their own daily life and simultaneously fulfil the duty and desires and capabilities and significantly commitment of science to social service and contribute to the progress of the nation towards education. making India in the league of top nations like USA, China etc. Under our CPVS north zone program, we organized otsahan Vyakh 38 interactive programs in various schools of INST outreach programs in schools play an Uttarakhand, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar a Pr important role in community service and science Pradesh and UT Chandigarh. The UT higher ttr popularization. INST outreach program is education requested us to cover Govt. schools in Cha dedicated to facilitating advancements in science Chandigarh. We reached more than 4000 students learning and teaching in formal education from these schools. systems, and in enhancing public science 2 one th Z VS) - Nor Dr Ramendra at GMHS-Pocket No. 8, Prof Ganguli addressing students in Sheiling Manimajra, Chandigarh House School, Kanpur, UP ankhla (CP yan Shr otsahan Vyakh a Pr ttr Cha Outreach team in CSJM University, Kanpur Dr Monika addressing students in GMSSS-Maloya, Chandigarh 3 one th Z VS) - Nor Prof. AK Ganguli with students of Escorts World School, Kanpur, UP Schools covered under CPVS - North Zone ankhla (CP Date of No Of S.N. Name and Address of Schools State lectur e Students yan Shr 1. Beersheba Public School, Haldwani Uttarakhand 9/5/2016 200 2. Inspirational Public School, Haldwani Uttarakhand 9/5/2016 150 3. Govt Sr. Sec. School (Girls), Narnaul Haryana 14-09-2016 200 4. Govt Sr. Sec. School (Boys), Narnaul Haryana 14-09-2016 150 5. RPS college, Mahendragarh Haryana 14-09-2016 100 otsahan Vyakh 6. RPS Public School, Mahendragarh Haryana 15-09-2016 150 7. Govt Sr. Sec. School, Mandhana Haryana 15-09-2016 100 a Pr ttr Govt Sr. Sec. Aaorohi School, 8. Haryana 15-09-2016 150 Mandhana Cha 9. GMSSS-26 ( TM) Chandigarh 6/10/2016 100 10. GSSS-Kaimbwala Chandigarh 13-10-2016 100 11. GSSS-Khuda Alisher Chandigarh 20-10-2016 100 4 11. GSSS-Khuda Alisher Chandigarh 20-10-2016 100 12. GMHS-Vikas Nagar, Mauli Jagr an Chandigarh 25- 10-2016 100 13. GHS-Hallomajr a Chandigarh 26- 10-2016 100 14. Escorts World School, Kanpur UP 27- 10-2016 125 15. Opportunity School, Kanpur UP 27- 10-2016 80 one 16. Shieling House School, Kanpur UP 27- 10-2016 150 th Z 17. CSJM University, Kanpur UP 27- 10-2016 150 18. GSSS-Mauli Jagran Chandigarh 4/11/2016 100 19. GMSSS-38West Chandigarh 8/11/2016 100 VS) - Nor 20. GMHS-Pocket NO.8 Chandigarh 23- 11-2016 100 21. GGSS School, Lakkar Bazar, Shimla Himachal Pr adesh 26- 11-2016 40 22. GGSS School, Chota Shimla Himachal Pr adesh 26- 11-2016 40 23. GGSS School, Solan Himachal Pr adesh 26- 11-2016 40 ankhla (CP 24. GGSS School, Dharampur Himachal Pr adesh 26- 11-2016 40 25. GGSS School, Arki Himachal Pr adesh 26- 11-2016 40 26. Govt. Boys Sen. Sec. School, Solan Himachal Pr adesh 26- 11-2016 40 yan Shr 27. GGSS School, Phagli, Shimla Himachal Pradesh 26-11-2016 40 28. S.V.N. Public School, Kunihar Himachal Pradesh 26-11-2016 40 29. GSSS-Dhanas Chandigarh 29- 11-2016 100 30. GMSSS-Sarangpur Chandigarh 10/1/2017 100 31. GSSS-Khuda Lahora Chandigarh 17-01-2017 100 otsahan Vyakh 32. GMHS-Khuda Jassu Chandigarh 24 -01-2017 100 33. GMSSS-56 Chandigarh 30 -01-2017 100 a Pr 34. GMSSS-Malo ya Chandigarh 3/2/2017 100 ttr 35. GMSSS-Karsan Chandigarh 7/2/2017 100 Cha 36. GSSS-Behlana Chandigarh 14-02-2017 100 37. GSSS-Raipur Khurd Chandigarh 21-02-2017 100 38. GHS-Maloya colony Chandigarh 27-02-2017 100 5 Pooja Recipient of INST Kalpana Chawla Award 2014-15 The girl Pooja (daughter of daily wage workers) was about to drop out of school in Class X, when we visited the school near Amritsar. We saw her interest in studies and also confirmed by her teachers and we then encouraged her by giving monetary help through INST Kalpana Chawla award in the year 2014-15. She got enrolled in meritorius school, Amritsar, took science and has come second in entire Amritsar in Class XII . 6 Chattra Protsahan Vyakhyan Shrankhla (CPVS) - East & West Zone As part of the CPVS outreach program, Director Siliguri and Scientists of INST had visited around 31 Jalpaiguri schools in east and west part of India in states of one West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh. The lectures are designed to motivate students for est Z higher education and make them aware of current science, nature and environment. After the lectures students also interacted with Prof Ashok K. Ganguli, Director INST very actively. Most of the students were listening first time to a full lecture VS) - East & W on current science and importance of nature and environment and scientific break through mankind achieved by observing different phenomena in nature.
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