Your school hosted an interschool science exhibition. Write a report for the news paper using the
following points.
1. Number of participating schools
2. Working models, chart, slides
3. Students volunteers
4. Visitors response
5. Interesting ways of recycling
6. The prizes…
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SCIENCE EXHIBITION
Pune, 28 FEB.2020 By: _______________________
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Answer:
MUMBAI: Six persons, including three of a family, were killed and 19 injured after a five-storey Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) residential building collapsed in Mazgaon area here on Friday.
"The death toll in the collapse has risen to six," civic officials said, adding that many more people are believed to be trapped in the debris, even as rescue operations are under way.
Four of the deceased have been identified as Lakhoji Devji Chawda (60), Jamuna Chawda (30) Anil Chawda (19) and Santosh (44), they said.
The injured have been admitted to state-run JJ Hospital and Nair Hospital, civic sources said.
Chaos and confusion prevailed at the mishap site as kin of the victims failed to ascertain as to where they have been admitted.
About 21 families, who were primarily BMC's tenants lived in the 30-year-old structure, which was categorised as a "C-2" building, which meant that it was in need of urgent repairs.
The residential building was located on the Brahmadev Khot Marg near Babu Genu market in the Mazgaon area, which is close to the Dockyard Road railway station on the suburban harbour railway line.
The fire brigade has sent 12 fire engines, four ambulances and two rescue vans to initiate rescue operations.
A 10-year-old boy is among those rescued by the fire brigade, sources said.
Names of those rescued so far are Anish Kadam (10), Diptesh Kadam (16), Habib Shaikh (22), Tauqeer Shaikh (22), Haroon Shaikh (24) and Ajay Chendvankar (40).
A fire fighter, D S Patil, was also injured during rescue operations.
Maharashtra chief minister Prithviraj Chavan convened a meeting of senior officials on Friday and asked them to ensure effective relief and rescue operations.
This happens to be the second major building collapse in Mumbai this year, after Aftab Mansion, a residential building in Mahim West collapsed in June, killing ten people
Answer:
the answer is down in explanation
Explanation:
On 15th October 2021, Delhi Public School, Roorkee, organised a science exhibition in its school auditorium. A number of students from various classes participated in the exhibition. The science exhibition was held in honour of Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s birthday. The chief guest for this exhibition was Mr Shiv Murty, one of the renowned scientists. The exhibition started at 12:00 p.m. and was open to all the parents and students of the school. The Principal of the school gave a commencement speech and announced that the best three exhibits would be selected by the National Science Foundation, India to display in their labs. As the exhibition started, various students presented their projects. Models of solar power energy, space satellites, hydroelectric generators, AC and DC motors, automatic transformers, and robots were built by the students. Mr. Murthy, along with the Principal, went around looking at the different models designed by the students and assessed the descriptions given by the students. The parents, too, looked at the various models put up by the students. Apart from models, the students also organised visual presentations to help everyone understand the concepts of their working models. Mr. Murty gave a speech on the importance of the contributions of the young generations to the field of science and technology. At the end of the exhibition, upon careful inspection of the different models and projects, Mr. Murty selected three projects from Class 5, Class 8 and Class 10, respectively. Everyone who participated in the exhibition were given certificates and mementoes for their excellent efforts. The exhibition ended with the Principal delivering a speech extending her gratitude to Mr. Murty and congratulating all the students who participated in the exhibition