Rational thinking necessary to control superstition
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At a Scientific Temper Day event in Aland, speakers emphasized the importance of rational thinking and scientific inquiry to eradicate superstitious practices.
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- The Bharata Jnana Vijnana Samiti organized a program in Aland to celebrate Scientific Temper Day and honor award-winning teachers.
- Participants discussed the need to foster a questioning attitude among students and teachers to combat deep-rooted superstitions.
- Several educators were recognized for their contributions during the event.
- This initiative aims to encourage scientific temper in educational institutions.
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NamedIndia · Aland · Basavaraja Pavale · Bharata Jnana Vijnana Samiti · Ravichandra Kantekure · Satish Sanmukha · Shivasharanappa Mulegaon · Vijaykumar Jidage
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