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Science Day today

BANGALORE: The Science hub of India is all geared up to celebrate National Science Day with a variety of programmes on Thursday. National Science Day 2008 will be celebrated at the Indian Institute of Science and will be organised by Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology and Department of Science and Technology, Government of India.

The valedictory will be presided over by P. Balaram, Director, IISc S. Krishna Kumar, Advisor to the Governor. The Tata Memorial Club of the IISc will organise the 19th Tata Memorial Science Quiz competition for high school and college students.

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