Jahnavi Dangeti, an Analog Astronaut Scientist, discussed NASA’s astronaut training program, which encompasses activities such as zero gravity experiences, multi-access training, and underwater rocket launching.
In Khammam, the Kalam Institute of Science and Excellence (KIYE) in Hyderabad, partnered with NRSC, ISRO, DRDO, and DRDL, organized the Inspire India Science and Technical Expo at the Priyadarshini Institute of Science and Technology for Women.
At the event, college chairman Katepalli Naveen Babu expressed his gratitude to KIYE head Naresh Indian for hosting the expo at Priyadarshini College. He noted that this event would help students understand the critical role of science and technology in national development.
Naresh Indian shared his inspiration drawn from the vision of former President APJ Abdul Kalam, emphasizing that one of the main goals for establishing KIYE was to empower the youth to embrace Kalam’s ideals. The institute aims to cultivate responsible citizens committed to youth development and environmental stewardship for a sustainable future.
R Srinivas, a scientist from the National Remote Sensing Centre, highlighted ISRO’s significant contributions to India’s progress, particularly advancements in communication, weather forecasting, disaster management, and agriculture. He noted that ISRO’s satellite technology has transformed communication across remote regions, enhancing connectivity and access to vital information.
Dr. K Veerabraham, a scientist from DRDO, discussed the successful development of strategic systems including Agni and Prithvi missiles, Tejas light combat aircraft, Pinaka multi-barrel rocket launcher, and Akash air defense system, significantly bolstering India’s military capabilities.
Analog Astronaut Scientist Jahnavi Dangeti encouraged female students to pursue their dreams, despite any obstacles they may encounter. She elaborated on the various components of NASA’s astronaut program, including zero gravity simulations, multi-access training opportunities, and underwater rocket launches.
In addition to Jahnavi, several dignitaries addressed the students, including Principal Dr. B Gopal, Academic Director Atluri Venkataramana, TESMA President G Kantharao, and M Veerabhadram, head of Madhu Vidyalaya Sanstha, inspiring young women to embrace science and technology.
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