Dadi Institute of Engineering and Technology Celebrates National Science Day 2026

The Department of Basic Sciences & Humanities (BS&H) at Dadi Institute of Engineering and Technology, an autonomous institution, organized National Science Day on 28 February 2026 in collaboration with the BSNL Research Innovation and Incubation Centre. The event was held at Seminar Hall – I from 9:30 AM onwards as part of the Student Development Programme. National Science Day is observed to commemorate the discovery of the Raman Effect by C. V. Raman and to promote scientific awareness, innovation, and research among students. The theme for National Science Day 2026, “Women in Science: Catalysing Viksit Bharat,” was prominently highlighted throughout the programme. Dr. P. Pavitra, Head of the Department of BS&H, addressed the gathering and underscored the importance of women’s empowerment and leadership in science, technology, and engineering. She emphasized that a strong foundation in scientific principles enables engineers to innovate, address real-world challenges, and contribute meaningfully to technological progress. Prof. R. Vaikunta Rao, Principal of the institute, elaborated on the significance of this year’s theme. He stressed that active participation of women in scientific fields is essential for national development and for achieving a Viksit Bharat (Developed India). He encouraged young women to pursue careers in science and highlighted how inclusive growth strengthens innovation. He also explained the relevance of science in everyday life, demonstrating how scientific principles operate in areas such as communication, transportation, healthcare, and energy. He motivated students to observe scientific concepts in their surroundings and apply them creatively for the betterment of society. The programme successfully inspired students to embrace scientific thinking, technological innovation, and research-driven learning. Participants engaged enthusiastically and gained valuable exposure to emerging technologies and research opportunities.

IIMUN Valentines Day Celebration in Vizag

This Valentines Day, the celebration in Visakhapatnam took on a deeper, more heartfelt meaning as Indias International Movement to Unite Nations (IIMUN), through its Social Impact Pillar, organized a touching outreach event at the Sri Vaishnavi Old Age and Retirement Home. The initiative aimed to spread love, dignity, and companionship among the elderly residents, ensuring they felt cherished and remembered. IIMUN, with a remarkable 15-year journey, has positively impacted over 75 million lives, expanded across 275 cities, and made its presence known in 40 countries. While known for its youth leadership conferences, IIMUN remains dedicated to meaningful social causes—a commitment reflected in this Valentines Day initiative in Visakhapatnam. Led by IIMUN volunteer Danvika Korpu, the event saw quality time spent with the residents, filled with enriching conversations and shared moments of joy. The afternoon was marked by laughter, music, and genuine emotional connections that went beyond the usual Valentine’s Day festivities. This initiative underscored the essence of Valentines Day—love is not just for couples, but for everyone. IIMUN demonstrated once again that true leadership is not confined to debates or diplomacy, but extends to empathy and service to the community.