On February 28th, 2026, Saturday Don Bosco School, Pinapaka, celebrated National Science Day with great enthusiasm, highlighting the profound impact of science on innovation and progress.
The event was a vibrant showcase of scientific spirit, featuring inspiring talks, innovative experiments, and a deep dive into the legacy of India’s Nobel laureate, Sir C.V. Raman.T
he celebrations kicked off with addresses by school dignitaries, who linked the theme “Science Inspires Innovation” to Raman’s groundbreaking contributions. Fr. Y. Pradeep Reddy, Principal and Correspondent, echoed these sentiments, emphasizing Raman’s Nobel Prize in Physics (1930) and urging students to apply scientific inquiry to solve modern challenges.
Fr. Sundar, the Dean, delivered a thought-provoking talk on Raman’s life and his discovery of the Raman Effect, a phenomenon that has revolutionized physics and chemistry T
he students took center stage, showcasing their innovative experiments under the guidance of science teacher Madam Amala.The event highlighted the importance of mentorship and scientific heritage in inspiring breakthroughs. As the students explored new ideas and innovations, they embodied the spirit of C.V. Raman, whose legacy continues to inspire generations of scientists and innovators.
” The essence of Science is independent and hard work, not in requirements.” – Sir C. V Raman. The Science Day celebrations at Don Bosco School, Pinapaka, were a testament to the power of science to inspire and innovate, and the school looks forward to nurturing more young minds who will shape the future of science and technology.
Written by Fr Yeruva Pradeep SDB
