The Department of Science & Technology (DST) successfully organized a 3-Day Science Teachers’ Workshop-cum-Demonstration Programme from 28th May to 30th May 2026 at Innovation Hub, MSC, which aimed at strengthening science education through hands-on learning, innovative teaching methodologies, and practical demonstrations. The worksho p witnessed the enthusiastic participation of around 50 science teachers from 32 schools across the State, reflecting the commitment of educators towards enhancing science learning among students.

The workshop sessions were conducted by eminent resource persons, Ramendra Medhi, Senior Education Officer, Science City, Guwahati, and N. Manoranjan, Senior Lab Technician, Department of Physics, Manipur University. Through engaging demonstrations, practical activities, and interactive discussions, the participants were exposed to innovative and effective approaches to teaching science in classrooms.

The valedictory programme was further graced by the presence of Smt. Kengoo Zuringla, Secretary (Science & Technology), Smt. Shachi Chingakham, Director (DST) along with Shri. Bisheshwar Khumukcham, Addl. Director , Education(S) and Smt. Vinita Elangbam ,Principal, T.G. Higher Sec. School whose presence added significance and value to the event.. The Department was privileged to be blessed by the presence of our very own promising astrophysicist, Dr Ronaldo Laishram, who recently led an international research team in the discovery of a large structure of galaxies now known as the Loktak Protocluster.

It is hoped that such initiatives, though modest in scale, will contribute meaningfully towards re-igniting young minds and inspiring students to pursue their dreams, overcome challenges, and achieve their aspirations. DST remains committed to working tirelessly in partnership with students, teachers, and science educators to foster scientific temper, curiosity, innovation, and excellence in science education.