The highlight of the visit was the re-inauguration of the “Hall of Nuclear Power: Atoms Serving the Nation.” Recently upgraded with modern interactive exhibits, the gallery presents the peaceful uses of nuclear energy in areas such as medicine, agriculture, and power generation. Designed to be engaging and accessible, the space aims to simplify complex scientific concepts for young learners and the general public alike.
During the ceremony, senior officials from Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) emphasized the importance of science communication and the role such initiatives play in fostering interest in STE(A)M education. The newly refurbished gallery stands as a national resource to inspire curiosity and build awareness about the vital role of nuclear science in societal progress.
For the students, the experience was both educational and inspiring. The hands-on exhibits, immersive displays, and real-world applications of science provided a powerful extension of classroom learning. Many students expressed newfound interest in scientific careers, particularly in space science, physics, and energy research.
The Aadhaar team extends its sincere thanks to the National Science Centre for their warm hospitality, to NPCIL for their continued investment in science outreach, and to the staff of Junior High School, Gejha for supporting student participation.
This visit reflects Aadhaar’s ongoing commitment to creating impactful learning opportunities that spark curiosity and connect students to the possibilities of science in shaping the future.
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