Every year National Science Day (National Science Day) is celebrated on 28 February in India. Yes, on the same day in the year 1986, Prof. C.V. Raman (Chandrasekhar Venkataraman) had made an excellent scientific discovery in Kolkata. Today he is famous for the 'Raman Effect'. It is said that this discovery of Raman was revealed on 28 February 1930, due to which we celebrate the day of 28 February as National Science Day. Raman was also awarded the Nobel Prize in the year 1930 for his work. The basic purpose of National Science Day is to attract students to science.

Simultaneously, we also have to inspire new experiments in the field of science. Apart from this, the purpose of this day is also to make children aware of science and scientific achievements. On this day, programs related to scientific activities are organized in science institutes, laboratories, science academies, schools, colleges, and training institutes. However, this time it will not happen because the corona era is going on at this time. In this, the wavelength of the light scatters when the light is deflected on a particular object. The Raman effect was discovered in the 19th century and was named after the great scientist CV Raman.

These rays are called Raman-rays. Physicist Sir C.V. Raman was such a great inventor who inspired everyone. Now talk about the purpose of celebrating National Science Day, its purpose is to spread the message of the importance of scientific application in daily life among the people. Apart from this, all activities, efforts, and achievements in the field of science for human welfare are also to be displayed. Its aim is also to make science and technology famous, as well as to give new heights to the citizens of the country by giving them a chance in this field.

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