New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi dedicated the ‘National Atomic Timescale’, and ‘Bhartiya Nirdeshak Dravya’ to the nation, and laid the foundation stone of the ‘National Environmental Standards Laboratory’.
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In any progressive society, research is key and effective. It’s effects are commercial, social and helps widen our approach and thinking.
We do not want to fill the world with Indian products, but we must win the hearts of every customer of Indian products in every corner of the world. We’ve to make sure that Made In India needs to have global demand as well as acceptance.
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We have to ensure that there is not only global demand but also global acceptance of ‘Make in India’ products. We have to strengthen brand India on the basis of quality and credibility: PM Modi
Quality of services in our country and products, both public or private sector, will determine India’s strength in the world.
No research is complete with comparing and calculating. We also need to calculate our achievements as well.
Scientists of CSIR should discuss and converse with students of educational institutes in the entire country and share their experiences with the NextGen. This would help in developing the next generation of young scientists.
We’re on the threshold of starting the largest vaccination programme in the world. The entire country is indebted to all scientists and technicians.
The new year has brought with it a new achievement. Indian scientists have not developed just one, but two COVID vaccines.
The National Atomic Timescale generates Indian Standard Time with an accuracy of 2.8 nanoseconds. Bhartiya Nirdeshak Dravya is supporting testing and calibration of laboratories for quality assurance, at par with international standards. The National Environmental Standards Laboratory will aid self-reliance in the certification of ambient air and industrial emission monitoring equipment.
