New Delhi buzzed with patriotic fervor as Union Home Minister Amit Shah and several chief ministers extended warm wishes on National Science Day, marking the historic discovery of the Raman Effect by Nobel laureate Sir C.V. Raman in 1928. This annual observance, celebrated on February 28, honors India’s scientific legacy and inspires future innovations.
Amit Shah took to X, formerly Twitter, to laud scientists and researchers nationwide. ‘On National Science Day, congratulations to all our scientists and researchers. Your discoveries and hard work guide us in the right direction and prepare solutions for a better future,’ he posted. Shah emphasized how this day ignites new energy and resolve to forge ahead with fresh ideas, build, and shape the future we desire.
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami echoed the sentiment, hailing the Raman Effect as a milestone that earned global acclaim for Indian science. ‘Heartiest greetings to all scientists, researchers, and Uttarakhand residents on National Science Day,’ Dhami wrote. He highlighted Dr. Raman’s curiosity, dedication, and vision as enduring inspirations for knowledge, innovation, and a self-reliant India.
Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav recalled the 1928 breakthrough that revolutionized physics. ‘Warm greetings on National Science Day. This discovery by Dr. C.V. Raman gave science a new direction and motivates talents to work for global welfare,’ he stated. Delhi CM Rekha Gupta stressed scientific thinking and innovation as pillars of a developed nation, noting India’s focus on research and tech progress.
Haryana CM Nayab Saini urged citizens to integrate scientific thinking into daily life for societal advancement. ‘Heartiest wishes to all on National Science Day. Let’s resolve to pave the way for comprehensive development through knowledge, research, and technology,’ he posted. These messages from top leaders underscore science’s role in nation-building, rallying the public toward innovation-driven growth.