Young Scientist Conference held

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The Youth Scientific Conference organized by National Youth Council in collaboration with Nepal Robotics Association has been completed. Finance Minister Varshman Pun inaugurated the conference held in Kathmandu on Wednesday.

At the one-day youth scientific conference, Finance Minister Pun said that the development and use of science and technology will play an important role in the overall development of the nation. Minister Pun said, "The main basis of the development of developed countries in the world is the timely development and proper adoption of technology." '

In order to speed up the pace of development, Minister Pun emphasized the need to increase the ability to use the knowledge, science, and technology available in the national and international fields. President of the Janmat Party who is also a scientist at the

conference Dr. SIC Raut opined that the nation will catch the pace of development only if scientific thinking can be developed in every field.

Former Science Minister Ganesh Shah should make science the way of life of the nation told NAST Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Dilip Subwa said that the state should increase its power to promote the scientific thinking of the youth. Surendra Basnet, Executive Vice President of the National Youth Council, said that the Youth Scientific Conference was organized to promote scientific research, research and thinking among Nepali youth. In the

conference, NAST Secretary Dr. Rabindra Prasad Dhakal, Prof. Dr. Anjana Sih of Tribhuvan University, Scientist Luzendra Ojha, Prof. .Kanaiya Jha, Joint Secretary of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, Induvikram Joshi, subject experts gave their thematic presentations on different topics.