Science Clubs: From Curiosity to Public Awareness
- India’s first science club established in 1931? – Bangiya Bijnan Parishad
- Which article of the Constitution promotes scientific temper? – Article 51A(h)
- Which organization recognized science clubs in the late 1940s? – UNESCO
- Science clubs help realize which NEP 2020 objective? – Experiential ....
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