Nashik: Youth Must Embrace Science, Stay Away From Superstition, Says Dr Kishor Pawar
Nashik: Young people should embrace scientific thinking and maintain healthy minds, bodies and intellects instead of relying on amulets and sacred threads, said Dr Kishor Pawar, former principal of MVP Samaj’s SVKT College. Dr Pawar was speaking as the chief guest at the inauguration of the Science Club at SVKT College. He addressed students on the topic of ‘Eradicating Superstition’ and…
Dr Kishor Pawar, a former principal of MVP Samaj’s SVKT College, urged young people in Nashik to adopt scientific thinking and abandon superstitious practices during the inauguration of the Science Club at SVKT College. Addressing the students on the topic of 'Eradicating Superstition', Dr Pawar highlighted the psychological need behind superstition and its negative impact on society.
He emphasized the importance of promoting scientific thinking to overcome future challenges in the fields of science and technology. College principal Prof. Dr Dilip P. Pawar presided over the event, stressing the need for youth to resist superstition as they face numerous challenges in the scientific world. Science Club president Dr Sunil Saundankar highlighted the club's objectives and activities, aiming to bring scientific knowledge to rural areas through various initiatives.
Other notable attendees included Prof Gaurav Berad Patil, head of the Science Department, and various faculty members and students.
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