Exposure to science will make you future scientists: Science City CEO Venkat Kesineni
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He advised the students to develop scientific temperament while learning in order to achieve better results in both academics and career. He inaugurated the space education expo awareness conference at the government junior college in Mangalagiri on Friday.
Addressing the students, Venkateswarlu encouraged the students to learn about global space research rather than treating it as a mere pastime. He urged students to utilize the space skill program to advance to higher levels in the future.
He said that chief minister Chandrababu Naidu is globally known as a visionary leader not because he served as chief minister for four-terms, but for his futuristic thinking and visualization of advancement of technologies.
He said that Chandrababu Naidu is the first person to predict the software revolution almost three decades ago and laid the strong foundation to make combined AP as leader in the market. He said that Hyderabad has now became a global leader in attracting GCCs thanks to the vision of Chandrababu Naidu.
'Chief minister Chandrababu Naidu was aptly backed by HRD and IT minister Nara Lokesh to take the mission ahead as they have now on a mission to make AP as global capital of quantum valley. The next generation student should also gear up not only to make use of the advanced technology but to make themselves as future leaders,' said Vekateswarlu.
The students were given insights into operating drones and understanding scientific equipment set up at the expo. Students were thrilled to examine the equipment set up in the science expo. Science City of AP has been organizing science expos in all the districts with the support of Samagra Siksha Abhiyan (SSA).
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