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3-day science expo to erase superstitious beliefs
The Atheist Center in the city would organise a three-day science exhibition from December 3. “The exhibition would be organised in coordination with the Gora Science Center to create awareness among the youth on science,” said its director G Niyanta.
The Atheist Center in the city would organise a three-day science exhibition from December 3. “The exhibition would be organised in coordination with the Gora Science Center to create awareness among the youth on science,” said its director G Niyanta.
He said that they have been organising the exhibition for the past 54 years to create awareness among the people in general as part of their continued campaign against superstitions. They have already sent invitations to the schools, colleges and universities besides organisations to participate in the exhibition.
“The center would provide space for the participants to exhibit their creative products during the three-day exhibition,” he added.Niyanta asked interested individuals and institutions to participate in the exhibition. He asked them to contact him for further details on his mobile 9490754655 or the office on 0866-2472330.
