The Prime Minister highlighted the historic discovery of the Raman Effect by Sir C.V. Raman, which placed Indian research on the global map. “This day commemorates the groundbreaking discovery of the Raman Effect by Sir CV Raman. It is a reminder of India’s rich scientific heritage and the power of curiosity and exploration,” he said.
PM Modi emphasized the importance of fostering scientific curiosity and research ecosystems across the country. He stated, “Today, on National Science Day, we celebrate the spirit of research, innovation and scientific curiosity that drives our nation forward. We reaffirm our resolve to empower our youth, strengthen research ecosystems, and harness science and technology for national development and global good.”
The Prime Minister encouraged young scientists, innovators, and students to pursue their passion for research and technology. By promoting cutting-edge innovation, he said, India can address national challenges, drive economic growth, and contribute to global solutions.
Highlighting India’s initiatives in science and technology, PM Modi mentioned the government’s efforts to integrate research with practical applications in sectors such as health, space, energy, and digital technologies. These efforts aim to position India as a global leader in scientific innovation while simultaneously empowering its youth and fostering inclusive development.
National Science Day serves not only to honor past achievements but also to inspire future generations of scientists, engineers, and innovators. PM Modi underlined that nurturing talent, supporting research institutions, and encouraging collaboration are essential to India’s vision for a scientifically advanced and globally respected nation.
