Jammu, November 19:
RHS had the privilege to host SCIFARI-2022 under the banner of Sahodaya Schools Complex on 19th November. Budding Scientists from 25 Cbse Schools participated in the mega event. The young scientists displayed their acumen through working models on the theme: “Innovations for Sustainable Development”.
The eminent jury members–Dr Sumit Gandhi from IIIM, Dr Harish Chander from Jammu University, Dr Avtar Changotra from Cluster University and Dr Rakesh Sharma from Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Jammu declared their judgment after a lively interaction with all the participants.
The Chief Guest on the occasion Th. Gulchain Singhji Charak ex- minister R&B and Higher Education, Advocate Gambhir Dev Singhji Charak – Managing Director Rich Harvest and Mrs Ruchi Charak- Director Rich Harvest were accorded a warm welcome by the Rich Harvest Principal Ms Anita Bhatia.
In a statement issued to mercury times, the distinguished guests sought divine blessings by lightning the ceremonial lamp. Ganesh Vandana by 9th & 10th girls elevated the mood to a higher dimension. The next item- a group song- urged everyone to save water for posterity. The Dogri Song by class 8 students brought the house down with thunderous applause.
The Chief Guest gave away the most coveted prizes to the proud winners:
In senior category, the first prize was bagged by KC
International, 2nd by Rich Harvest, 3rd by APS Miran Sahib and consolation prizes went to APS Kalucha and Indian Public School Kathua.
In Junior category: First prize went to Sai International, 2nd prize went to International Delhi Public School and 3rd Prize was awarded to Shemford Futuristic.
The consolation prizes were won by Heritage School and Jammu Sanskriti Kathua.
The Chief Guest applauded the efforts of all the participants. He emphasized that learning should be based on inculcating values taught to us by Mother Nature as Nature is the best mentor.
