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Young Minds Ignite Innovation on National Science Day at The Punjab Public School, Nabha
February 28 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
The students of The Punjab Public School, Nabha celebrated National Science Day with great enthusiasm and scientific fervour on February 28, 2026. The event showcased the innovative spirit and research aptitude of students from both the Junior and Senior Schools.
The Science Exhibition was inaugurated at the Centre of Innovation & Research by Mr Bhupinder Singh Dhindsa, a distinguished entrepreneur in the field of agriculture and horticulture, who graced the occasion as the chief guest. The theme for this year’s National Science Day is “Women in Science: Catalysing Viksit Bharat.”
The students presented a wide array of exhibits across the disciplines of Chemistry, Physics, and Biology.
Chemistry exhibits included common separation techniques of mixtures, preparation and properties of gases, testing of food adulterants, electrolysis and its applications, preparation of rayon from cotton wool, demonstration of various types of chemical reactions, and a display of common elements along with their uses.
Physics models featured a nuclear reactor model, hydraulic crane, Newton’s cradle, and a wave machine, demonstrating important scientific principles in an engaging manner.
Biology projects highlighted topics such as hydro battery, classification of animal and plant kingdoms, hydroponics, and the transport of food and minerals in plants.
A Special Assembly was convened in Pavate Hall to mark the occasion. Several students delivered insightful presentations, enriching the audience with their knowledge and research. Prabhgun spoke on the significance of National Science Day. Sehajnoor Kaur and Ridham Kaur gave a presentation on Biotechnology. Shobit explored the fascinating concept of Black Holes in Physics, while Vipra discussed Medicinal Plants. Rababpreet Kaur gave an insightful presentation on Chemicals in World Wars, and Parikshit Gupta addressed the global medicine crisis. Vedant P. Kulkarni and Ritvik Patra highlighted the contributions of eminent scientists, while Udayveer and Japjee spoke about Indian Institutions for Higher Studies and Research.
In his address, Mr Dhindsa encouraged the student community to apply scientific knowledge and innovation for the betterment of humanity and to contribute meaningfully towards building a progressive and developed nation.
Headmaster Dr DC Sharma presented a token of deep respect and gratitude to the chief guest. He expressed the hope that the entrepreneurial spirit of Mr Dhindsa would ignite a new spark among the students.
The Science Exhibition was inaugurated at the Centre of Innovation & Research by Mr Bhupinder Singh Dhindsa, a distinguished entrepreneur in the field of agriculture and horticulture, who graced the occasion as the chief guest. The theme for this year’s National Science Day is “Women in Science: Catalysing Viksit Bharat.”
The students presented a wide array of exhibits across the disciplines of Chemistry, Physics, and Biology.
Chemistry exhibits included common separation techniques of mixtures, preparation and properties of gases, testing of food adulterants, electrolysis and its applications, preparation of rayon from cotton wool, demonstration of various types of chemical reactions, and a display of common elements along with their uses.
Physics models featured a nuclear reactor model, hydraulic crane, Newton’s cradle, and a wave machine, demonstrating important scientific principles in an engaging manner.
Biology projects highlighted topics such as hydro battery, classification of animal and plant kingdoms, hydroponics, and the transport of food and minerals in plants.
A Special Assembly was convened in Pavate Hall to mark the occasion. Several students delivered insightful presentations, enriching the audience with their knowledge and research. Prabhgun spoke on the significance of National Science Day. Sehajnoor Kaur and Ridham Kaur gave a presentation on Biotechnology. Shobit explored the fascinating concept of Black Holes in Physics, while Vipra discussed Medicinal Plants. Rababpreet Kaur gave an insightful presentation on Chemicals in World Wars, and Parikshit Gupta addressed the global medicine crisis. Vedant P. Kulkarni and Ritvik Patra highlighted the contributions of eminent scientists, while Udayveer and Japjee spoke about Indian Institutions for Higher Studies and Research.
In his address, Mr Dhindsa encouraged the student community to apply scientific knowledge and innovation for the betterment of humanity and to contribute meaningfully towards building a progressive and developed nation.
Headmaster Dr DC Sharma presented a token of deep respect and gratitude to the chief guest. He expressed the hope that the entrepreneurial spirit of Mr Dhindsa would ignite a new spark among the students.