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PROJECT COMPLETION REPORT ON

CELEBRATION OF

NATIONAL MATHEMATICS DAY – 2017

NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY - 2018

Theme: Science and Technology for Sustainable Future

File Number

NMD 2017: co/R/FP/NSM03/2017 date 26th December 2017

NSD 2018: CO/R/FP/NSM01/2017 dated 05th February 2018

Principal Investigator

Dr. S. G. Sreekanteswara Swamy

Executive Secretary, KSCST

Coordinator

Shri K. N. Venkatesh

Project Engineer, KSCST

Submitted to:

National Council for Science and Technology Communications,

Department of Science & Technology

Government of India, New Delhi

KARNATAKA STATE COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE, BANGALORE – 560012

Phone: 080 – 23341652, Tele-fax: 080 – 23348840

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.kscst.org.in

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.kscst.org.in/

KSCST: Project Completion Report NMD 2017 & NSD 2018

FORMAT FOR SUBMISSION OF THE

PROJECT COMPLETION REPORT

1. Details of the Investigators:

Name of the PI : Dr. S. G. Sreekanteswara Swamy

Designation : Executive Secretary

Organization : Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology Indian Institute of Science campus, Bengaluru – 56001

Address : Karnataka State Council for Science and

Technology, Indian Institute of Science campus, Bengaluru -560012 Tel: +91-080-2334 1652 / 2334 8848,

/23348849, Fax: +91-080-2334 8840 E-mail: [email protected],

[email protected]

Date of Birth : 08th February 1959

Sex (M/F) : Male

Coordinator

Name : Mr. K.N.Venkatesh Project Engineer

Address : Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology, Indian Institute of Science

campus, Bengaluru – 560012 Tel: +91-080-2334 1652 / 2334 8848 /23348849

Fax: +91-080-2334 8840 E mail: [email protected]





2. Objectives:

a) The National Mathematics Day – 2017 was celebrated under the

following objectives:

• To celebrate and appreciate the contribution of Mathematics Wizard

Dr. Srinivasa Ramanujan

• To inspire young children with life history of Ramanujan

• To encourage young minds take up career in mathematics

• To eradicate phobia and fear against mathematics among children and

adults

• To make mathematics field as attractive career to young children

• To produce top quality mathematicians and make the country proud

• To inspire mathematicians to take up high end research in the field of

mathematics

• To organize technical lectures on mathematics topics/issues including

Engineering mathematics

b) The National Science Day – 2018 was celebrated under the following

objectives:

• To tackle some of the pressing challenges facing in the society

through sustainable technologies

• Creating awareness about the 17 Sustainable Development Goals

• Highlight the science and scientific thinking facts of the sustainable

development in a simple manner and applications of science and

technology for sustainable future

• To cater to the needs of sustainability to the society through scientific

approach

• To provide necessary scientific intervention for problems of the

society

• To foster scientific attitude among students

• To popularise sustainable technologies / Entrepreneurship for

Students and others

• To encourage innovative ideas with students and others.

• Creating interest among high school students about Science and

technology


3. Time schedule of the Project:

National Mathematics Day – 2017

• Proposed duration/date(s): 11 months

• Approved duration/date(s): 6 months

National Science Day – 2018

• Proposed duration/date(s): 11 months • Approved duration/date(s): 6 months

4. Collaboration:

The list of collaboration organisation with address is as follows:

1. Uttara Kannada Uttara Kannada district Science Centre, Beach

Road, Kodibagh Karwar – 581303

2. Belagavi Belgaum Science Centre Shivabasava Nagar, Belagavi, Karnataka 590010

3. Kalaburagi KSCST Regional Centre – Kalaburagi 2nd floor, Administrative Block, VTU Regional Centre campus, Kusnoor road, Kalaburagi -

585102

4. Bengaluru Anubhava Science Foundation,

Bengaluru 362, Inika, Ferns City, phase 3, Doddanekundi, Marathalli Post,

Bengaluru – 560037

5. Dharwad Regional Science Centre

Karanataka University campus, Pavate Nagar, Dharwad – 580003

6. Bengaluru Udayabhanu Study Centre

Kempegowda Nagar, Bengaluru – 560019

7. Shimoga Sagar Science Forum,

Bhagavathi, Second cross, Nehrunagar Sagar – 577401

8. Chamarajanagara Deenabandhu Children Home Behind Forestry Nursery, PWD colony Chamarajanagara – 571313

9. Tumkur Tumkur Science Centre, Balabhaven Primises, M.G. Road,Tumkur – 572101


10. Gadag Bhuvaneshwari Vidya Vardhaka Samiti, Mundargi – 582118 Gadag

11. Raichur Raichur Science Centre, Vignana Betta, Rastrakavi Kuvempu

Vana Mantralaya Road, Raichur-584103

12. Mysore Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement

Hanchipura Road, Saragur H.D.Kote Taluk, Mysore District – 571121

13. Davangere Davangere Science Centre c/o. Bapuji College of Engineering & Technology, Davangere – 577005

5. Organizational and functional set up for the implementation of the

Project:

Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology (KSCST) was established in the year 1975. It is one of the first State S&T Council to be set up in the

country. KSCST is an autonomous S&T organization under Department of Science & Technology, Government of Karnataka and Department of Science

& Technology, Government of India.

The Council has chosen many areas like Energy, Agriculture, Water, Housing, Waste management, Health and Education for its activities. The Council has

completed several projects in these areas such as Low cost housing, Zoning atlas, Mapping for use in district administration, Water resources development, Hand pumps for drinking water wells in villages, Design of novel

biogas plants, Solar energy applications - Solar collectors, Solar pond, Gasifiers, Design of high efficiency cooking stove (ASTRA Ole), Setting up of rural energy centres, Innovative use of sisal plant etc. The recent major

initiatives of the Council for societal benefits include Rainwater Harvesting, Karnataka State Spatial Data Infrastructure, Watershed Management and

Digital mapping of Hampi - a heritage site, Student Project Program, Biofuel and Bioenergy activities, Implementation of Virtual Classroom in High

Schools, Student Project Programme (SPP) and other S&T activities.

The Council has constantly involved several institutions and governmental agencies to identify research areas of major concerns in sectors such as

Housing, Energy, Water supply, Ecology, Environment, Industries and Rural employment. The Council has evolved a methodology of conducting workshops with participation of leading scientists, administrators and technocrats to

identify problems faced in the state in each area and to formulate research

projects based on these identified problems.

The Council has undertaken several path breaking programs in the area of Energy. To name a few, it has setup a rotor windmill for pumping water at Ungra, a community biogas service unit supplying water and electricity in

Pura, Energy Parks in different parts of the state, Solar water heating systems in several places and identification of potential sites to establish wind farms.


It has also set up Microhydel stations at Elaneer village in Dakshina Kannada

district and Vanachalu village near Mercara, which uses a modern technology

of cross flow turbines.

The Council has assisted the state in district level planning in 30 districts through setting up of Natural Resources Data Management System (NRDMS) centers in these districts. These centers use modern scientific tools like

Geographic Information System (GIS) and spatial data support system for identifying locations with problems like drinking water supply, location of

hospitals, schools, etc. This helps in empowerment of local bodies of governance in optimal use of resources. Recently, under Karnataka State Spatial Data Infrastructure (KSSDI), a project undertaken jointly with

Department of Science and Technology, Government of Karnataka and Government of India, the Council has launched ‘Karnataka Geoportal’ wherein any interested person / institution can access, discover, publish geospatial

data of the state, such as administrative boundaries, thematic maps,

infrastructure facilities etc.

Rainwater Harvesting is one of the important programs of the Council. The Council is running a “Help Desk” jointly with BWSSB, to promote Rainwater Harvesting in Bangalore City. The Council has conducted state-level survey

on treatment of municipal solid and liquid wastes and their recycling. The Council has participated in the identification of research Programs in the area

of biodiversity and has involved in identifying the problems and strategies for S&T inputs in various sectors. Patent Information Centre (PIC) has been functioning to bring awareness about Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) among

scientific and student communities and to assist in filing patent applications.

One of the major objectives of the Council has been to improve the quality of

education in our colleges and, in view of this the council has initiated

Academic and Industrial Interaction Cell.


6. Give brief details (supported by audio/video records such as

photographs, cassettes, slides, publications such as circulars, invitations, publicity pamphlets, press cuttings, etc)

I. National Mathematics Day 2017

a) Celebration of National Mathematics Day 2017

KSCST celebrated National Mathematics Day on 22nd December 2017 on the

birthday of Shri. Ramanujan at Prof. Satish Dhawan auditorium, Indian

Institute of Science, Bengaluru. Around 350 High school students have

participated in the programme.

The programme was inaugurated by Prof. Harish Seshadri, Professor,

Department of Mathematics, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru and

interacted about the importance of Mathematics in Day today life. He also

explained about the opportunities available in the field of Maths. The next

session was by Mr. Prasanna Murthy, Principal (Retd.,) , Vijaya High School,

Bengaluru. He demonstrated various teaching learning materials on value of

Pi, Pythogarous Theorem etc., The next session was by Ms. Janhavi Karthik,

Coordinator, St. Paul’s English School. She demonstrated the technique of

making magic square using mathematical topology. The next session was by

Mr. Venkat Subba Rao, Director, Inno Teach Learning Solutions Pvt. Ltd.,

Bengaluru. He enthused the student with the life history of various

Mathematicians. The last session was by Mr. V. Srikanth Science

Communicator, Bengaluru. He briefed about the importance of mathematics

with few videos. Around 40 mathematical models from various High Schools

were also exhibited during the programme. A book “Ganithanda

Chatuvatikegalu” in Kannada was distributed to all the student participants.

Around 350 Students from BBMP High Schools participated in this event.

Students visiting exhibits


Dignitaries inaugurating NMD 2017

View of banner

Mr. Prasanna Murthy and Prof. Harish during their technical session


Mrs. Jhanavi demonstrating the activity of Magic Square

Dr. Venkat Subba Rao and Shri. Shrikanth during their technical session

View of Mathematical exhibits


Programme Schedule:

Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology Indian Institute of Science Campus, Bengaluru-560012

NATIONAL MATHEMATICS DAY – 2017

Date : 22nd December, 2017 Time: 10.00 am Venue : Prof. Satish Dawan Auditorium, IISc, Bengaluru

PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

10.00 am – 11.00 am Visit to Exhibition 11.00 am – 11.05 am

Invocation by: Students of Gurushree Vidya Kendra, Bengaluru

11.05 am – 11.10 am Welcome Address by: Prof. S. Subramanian Secretary, KSCST and Professor Department of Materials Engineering, IISc, Bengaluru

11.10 am – 11.15 am Brief Introduction of NMD Dr. S. G. S. Swamy Executive Secretary, KSCST

11.15 am – 11.45 pm Address by Chief Guest Prof. Harish Seshadri Professor, Department of Mathematics Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru

11.45 pm – 12.15 pm Mr. Prasanna Murthy Principal (Retd.,) Vijaya High School, Bengaluru

12.15 pm – 12.45 pm Ms. Janhavi Karthik Coordinator, St. Paul’s English School

12.45 pm – 1.30 pm Mr. Venkat Subba Rao Director, Inno Teach Learning Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru

1.30 pm - 2.00 pm Mr. V. Srikanth Science Communicator, Bengaluru

2.00 pm – 02.05 pm Vote of Thanks Mr. K. N. Venkatesh Project Engineer, KSCST

02.05 pm Lunch

Supported by

National Council for Science & Technology Communication

Department of Science & Technology, Government of India

Department of Science & Technology, Government of Karnataka


b) Mathematics Workshop for High School Teachers and PU Faculty

in Sagara taluk

KSCST and Sagar Science Forum, Sagara, Shimogga district are organising

Mathematics Workshop for High School Teachers and PU Faculty in Sagara

taluk on 1st July 2018. The workshop involves the discussion and interaction

on present scenario of Mathematics Learning in Schools and colleges in India

as also in the international arena, transforming the present examination

approach among students to learning approach inspite of the existing various

factors and effective methods to upgrade the teaching techniques periodically.

About 60 teachers teaching mathematics for the grade 8 to 10 will be

participating in the workshop.

c) Design, Development and Prototype making of Mathematical Toys

There has been alarming fall in the number of students opting for science

stream in the schools and colleges in the country. While the employment

opportunity is the reason for this fall lack of innovations in teaching of science

and mathematics at school level is one of the major reasons. Hence, there is

an urgent need for the paradigm shift in the teaching methodologies in the

school across the country. To achieve this it is very important to connect the

mathematical concepts taught in class room to the physical world by building

the mathematical toys to convey the mathematical concepts to the school

children. In this connection, KSCST in collaboration with Uravu Indigenous

Science & Technology Centre, Wayanad, Kerala are developing the

mathematics toys using bamboobased on the design description given by Shri.

V.S.S.Shastry, National Awardee, Origami Expert.

c) Workshop on Mathematical syllabus for High School teachers in

different locations of Karnataka

KSCST in collaboration with NGO and other Science Centres organising two

day workshop on Mathematical syllabus for Government high school teachers.

The workshop will be organised in Mangaluru, Davangere, Raichur, Dharwad,

Belagavi and Kalaburagi districts. Around 70 high school teachers will be

participating in each workshop.


II. National Science Day 2018

Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology (KSCST) in honour of C

V Raman’s invention popularly called the Raman Effect celebrates the National

Science Day every year. The theme for this year’s National Science day 2018

is “Science and Technology for Sustainable Future”.

The following activities were organised as a part of Celebrations of National

Science Day 2018:

a) On-the-spot Painting Competition: KSCST organised On-the-spot

painting competition on 10th February 2018 (Saturday) at IISc campus on

the theme “Science & Technology for Sustainable Future”. Dr. H. N.

Chanakhya, Chief Research Scientist, CST, IISc inaugurated the

competition. Around 700 Higher Primary and High School students

participated in the competition. The paintings were adjudged by the faculty

members of Chitrakala Parishanth and 46 paintings have been selected

for award.

View of participants during painting competition


The list of winners in On-the-spot Painting competition is as follows:

Higher Primary School section

Sl. No Name Prize

1. Ms. Trupti Patil – 7th Sharada Vidyalaya

1st Prize

2. Ms. Rakshitha D. – 7th Deccan International School

2nd Prize

3. Mr. Rahul V. – 7th Sri Vidyodaya School

3rd Prize

4. Ms. Kusuma V. – 7th

Shri Geetha Kannada Higher Primary School

Consolation Prize

5. Ms. R. S. Harshitha – 6th

Kendriya Vidyalaya, IISc

Consolation Prize

6. Mr. Pranav S. – 7th Widia Poorna Prajna School

Consolation Prize

7. Ms. Neha Priyan – 7th AECS Magnolia Maruthi Public

School

Consolation Prize

8. Ms. Bhavika Saraf – 6th AECS Magnolia Maruthi Public

School

Consolation Prize

9. Ms. Niharika. S. Hombli – 7th Widia Poorna Prajna School

Consolation Prize

10. Ms. Rekha. M – 7th

Children’s Education Centre

Consolation Prize

11. Mr. Karthik. T – 6th Gurushree Vidya Kendra

Consolation Prize

12. Ms. Jayavardhini. C – 7th Children’s Education Centre

Consolation Prize

13. Mr. Akshaya. M. R – 6th

St. Paul’s School

Consolation Prize

14. Ms. Deekshitha. H – 7th Shri Geetha Kannada Higher

Primary School

Consolation Prize

15. Ms. Vanajakshi Shri Geetha Kannada Higher Primary School

Consolation Prize

16. Mr. Rohan. P – 6th AECS Magnolia Maruthi Public School

Consolation Prize


17. Ms. Trupti Umesh 7th

Children’s Education Centre

Consolation Prize

18. Mr. Manoj Gowda. B. R – 6th Gurushree Vidya Kendra

Consolation Prize

19. Ms. Maanya Ramesh – 6th

Air Force School

Consolation Prize

High School section

Sl. No Name Prize

1. Ms. Laya Shree. Y. N – 9th Lourdes High School

1st Prize

2. Mr. Binoop. B. H – 9th Widia Poorna Prajna School

2nd Prize

3. Ms. Sanjana. R – 8th

Soundarya Central School

3rd Prize

4. Ms. Yashaswini – 8th Presidency School

Consolation Prize

5. Ms. Manasa . S – 10th

Lourdes High School

Consolation Prize

6. Mr. Kushal. S. Ballari – 10th Children’s Education Centre

Consolation Prize

7. Ms. Apoorva. S. A – 10th

MES Kishora Kendra

Consolation Prize

8. Ms. Shaista Muskan – 8th Divine English School

Consolation Prize

9. Ms. Divya. N. R – 9th Lourdes High School

Consolation Prize

10. Mr. Ravi Kumar. N – 10th

B.B.M.P High School, K. B. Nagar

Consolation Prize

11. Mr. Pradeep. B – 10th B.B.M.P High School, Byraveswara Nagara

Consolation Prize

12. Ms. Vidya Lakshmi. P – 8th

B.B.M.P High School, Ganga Nagara

Consolation Prize

13. Ms. Preetha. J – 10th B. B. M. P. GirlsHigh School, Jogupalya,

Ulsoor

Consolation Prize

14. Mr. Mohan. A - 9th Government High School, IISc

Consolation Prize

15. Mr. Mohammed Usman – 9th B. B. M. P. High School, Pillanna Garden

Consolation Prize


16. Mr. Daniel. K – 10th

B. B. M. P, High School, Chamarajpete

Consolation Prize

17. Ms. Gowthami. S – 9th B. B. M. P Girls High school, Dispensary

Road, Shivajinagar

Consolation Prize

18. Mr. Amogh. G – 10th Widia Poorna Prajna School

Consolation Prize

19. Mr. Karthik. N. D – 10th B. B. M. P High School, Ganganagara

Consolation Prize

20. Ms. Hajira Banu – 9th B. B. M. P Girls High school, Clevland

Consolation Prize

21. Ms. Sushmitha. K. V – 8th B. B. M. P High School, Magadi Road

Consolation Prize

22. Ms. N. Ramya – 10th

B. B. M. P High School, K. B. Nagar

Consolation Prize

23. Ms. Ruchitha. S. M – 9th B. B. M. P High School, Bannappa Park

Consolation Prize

b) Essay Writing Competition: KSCST has organised Essay Writing

Competition in various BBMP and Government High Schools in second

week of February 2018. One best essay from each school was awarded

during the programme. 32 BBMP and Government High Schools have

participated in the competition.

The list of winners is as follows:

Sl. No

Name

1. Mr. Dharani P. A.

9th, BBMP High School Bhyraveshwara Nagar

2. Ms. Sneha S. Ballari 9th, Children’s Education Centre

3. Ms. Swathi K 10th, BBMP High School, Jougupalya

4. Mr. Ismail

10th, BBMP High School, Ashokanagara

5. Shivaleela 9th, BBMP High School, Cottonpet

6. Ms. Gowthami S.

9th, BBMP High School, Dispensary road

7. Ms. A. Harshitha 9th, Shri Geetha High School


8. Mr. E. Raghu

8th, BBMP High School, Cox town

9. Mr. Chandu A. 10th, BBMP Boys High School,

Srirampura (Pit colony)

10. Ms. Tulasi R. 9th BBMP High School, Marfi town

11. Mr. Mallappa S. K. 9th BBMP High School, Tasker Town

12. Ms. Nivedita Tiwary 9th, MES Kishora Kendra High School

13. Mogire Ilahi Mecci 8th BBMP High School, Vidyaranyanagar, Magadi

road

14. Ms. Archana 9th BBMP High School, Magadi road

15. Ms. Muskan J. S.

8th, BBMP High School, Pillanna Garden

16. Ms. Asifa Begum 9th, BBMP High School, Austin Town

17. Ms. B. U. Lakshmi Shree 9th, Gurushree Vidya Kendra

18. Ms. Abhitha P 10th, BBMP High School, Marappanapalya

19. Ms. Kavya S. 8th M. L. A. High School

20. Ms. R. Divya

Shankar English school

21. Ms. Pooja R. Government High School, IISc

22. Ms. Hafsa Khanum

9th, Government Urdu High School Nagawara

23. Mr. Aniruddha Varna 10th, Widia Poornaprajna School

24. Ms. Khutejatul Kubra 9th, BBMP High School, Cleveland town

25. Ms. Gayana S. 9th , Divine English School

26. Ms. Ayesha Khanum

10th, BBMP High School, Broadway


27. Ms. Pavithra M.

10th, BBMP High School, Kasturba Nagara

28. Ms. Nandini D. 9th , Lourdes High School

29. Ms. Priyanka A. M.

10th BBMP High School, K. G. Nagara

30. Ms. Vinutha K 8th, Nisarga Vidhyanikethana

31. Ms. Nabiya

9th, Adarsha High School

32. Ms. Sangeetha 8th BBMP High School

The posters containing the details of Themes and topics is as follows. The

same has been circulated to the schools in Kannada and English.


c) Celebrations of National Science Day 2018 on 28th February 2018

KSCST celebrated National Science Day 2018 on 28th February 2018 at J. N.

Tata Auditorium, IISc, Bengaluru. Around 750 students from BBMP,

Government and aided High Schools participated. The program began with an

invocation by student of Gurushree High School. Prof S. Subramanian,

Secretary, KSCST and Professor, Material Engineering, IISc welcomed the

gathering and spoke about the importance of C V Raman’s contribution

towards Science and Technology. Dr. S. G. S. Swamy, Executive Secretary,

KSCST gave a brief introduction about National Science Day 2018.

The programme was inaugurated by Prof. C.R. Chandrashekar, Senior

Professor of Psychiatry (Retd.,), NIMHANS & popular child psychologist who

also delivered special lecture on child psychology. Another eminent scientist

Prof. S. N. Omkar from the Aerospace Engineering Department, IISc addressed

the students and spoke on “Utilisation of drones in various sectors”. Prizes

were distributed on this occasion to the winners of On-the-spot painting

competition and Essay writing competitions organized by KSCST.

Dr. Chandrashekar inaugurating the programme along with the students

Dr. Chandrashekar interacting with students during his technical talk


Dr. S. N. Omkar interacting with students during his technical talk

Distribution of prizes to the winners of various competitions

View of banner


d) Quiz programme for High School and first grade students of

Bengaluru

KSCST in collaboration with Karnataka Jnana Vijnana Samithi, Bengaluru

organised quiz programme based on the “Science and Technology for

Sustainable Future” for the High school students and First Grade students in

10 different location of Bengaluru. Around 600 students have been

participated in this quiz programme.

e) Teachers Enrichment Programme

Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology (KSCST) along with

Anubhava Science Foundation, Bengaluru and Department of Education, Government of Karnataka at the Block level organised “Teachers’ Enrichment

Programme” at Indian Institute of Science campus. Teachers’ Enrichment Programme is a year-long programme envisioned to enrich the teaching - learning of science and mathematics in Higher Primary schools of Karnataka.

The Teachers’ Enrichment Programme is offered in physical mode with contact sessions spread over one year for government and aided higher primary school teachers. The programme has been launched on 16th August 2017. The third

and fourth contact session was held during 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th December 2017 and 30th, 31st January 2018 at Lecture Hall complex, IISc. A total of 45

teachers those who are teaching Science and Mathematics from Government and aided School of Bengaluru have participating in the programme. The science experimental kits on physics and chemistry have been given to the

teacher participant during the programme.

The topics discussed during the programme is as follows:

Syllabus based Science

topics Topics under Science

and Math of life

Math topics to

enhance

thinking skills

Matter Rain harvesting Factors, Multiples,

HCF, LCM

Density Renewable energy Ratio and Proportion

Elements, Compounds,

Mixtures Natural farming

Area and Perimeter

Chemical Bonding,

Chemical Reactions, Acids & Bases

Thinking skills

Fractions, Decimals

and Percentage

Structure of the Atom Food and Health Powers and Exponents

Work, Energy & Power Graphs

Air Pressure


Force & Motion

Light

Heat and Temperature

Electricity

Living Organisms

Life processes

Pollution

Astronomy

View of participants during session


7. Out-come of the Project

KSCST has Popularized mathematical aspects and science based on the

theme ‘Science and Technology for Sustainable Future’ by promoting the various sustainable technologies and creating the awareness about importance of sustainable environment through essay writing competition,

lectures, seminars, quiz programme, model making, model exhibition and

painting competition.

8. Target population at which the Project was aimed

High School students, teachers, general public etc.,

Sl.

No.

Programme organised Number of participants

benefitted

National Mathematics Day 2017

1. Celebration of National Mathematics Day 2017

350

2. Mathematics Workshop for High School

Teachers and PU Faculty in Sagara taluk

60

3. Design, Development and Prototype

making of Mathematical Toys

---

4. Workshop on Mathematical syllabus for High School teachers in different locations of Karnataka

450

National Science Day 2018

5. On-the-Spot painting competition 700

6. Science Essay Competition 320

7. Celebration of National Science Day 750

8. Teacher Enrichment Programme 45

9. Quiz programme for High School and first grade students of Bengaluru

600

10. Teachers Enrichment Programme 45

9. Criteria/modes of selection of the target group adopted, If selection was involved.

The students and teachers for the respective programmes were selected as

suggested by Department of Education, Government of Karnataka and the

Headmaster of respective schools.


DECLARATION

This is to certify that the information provided above is complete and true to

the best of my/our knowledge.

SIGNATURE(S) WITH DATE AND SEAL:

Principal Investigator: Dr. S. G. Sreekanteswara Swamy

Executive Secretary, KSCST

Head of the implementing agency

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