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Hedua Park : The Venue Of Science & Technology Fair

Hedua Park of North Kolkata is the venue of Acharya Satyendra Nath
Basu Memorial Science & Technology Fair. The fair will organise by
Paschim Banga Bigyan Mancha for 5 days ( 30 January-3 February).
Scientist Bikash Sinha will inaugurate the fair. Moreover, Shibaji
Raha, the director of Basu Bigyan Mandir, Bimal Kumar Roy, the
director of Indian Statistical Institute, and many other dignitaries
will present on the occasion. Bhaba Atomic Research Centre would take
part for the first time. Moreover, Saha Institute Of Nuclear Physics,
Archeological Survey Of India, Ordnance Factory etc organisations will
participate in the fair

--
A. B.

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