National Science Day observed in Golaghat
Golaghat, Feb 28: Under the aegis of Assam Science Society of Branch, 74 Assam Girls (I) Coy NCC and Eco Club of Debraj Roy College Golaghat National Science Day was observed today at Debraj Roy College in Golaghat. A program was held on the occasion. The purpose of the program was delivered by NCC Official and professor of Botany Anima Kutum. A special speech on the occasion was delivered by Assistant Professor of Chemistry at DR College Golaghat Dr Ramen Chutia. The program was anchored by Assam Science Society member and Eco Club member Sarat Chetia. A on the spot essay competition was organized to mark the occasion. The competition was conducted by Porishmita Hazarika, Chayanika Chetia, Ishani Saikia and Priyankhi Borgohain. The essay competition was held on the topic of this year's National Science Day theme " Future of STI : Impacts on Education, Skills and Work ". In the competition first position was bagged by Tulika Gogoi from DR College Golaghat, second position was bagged by Raj Goswami from Reliance College Junior Golaghat while Dipsikha Dutta from DR College Golaghat abled to secure third position. Co ordinator of Assam Science Society Golaghat Branch and Eco Club Dr Pabitra Chutia appreciated the students for their active participation and stated it to be a good sign.
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