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In the Orientation Programme on PFMS held yesterday for State Coordinators and Govt Officials by Mr. Vivek Kumar and Mr. Yogesh Vashist, O/o Chief Controller of Accounts.

What is PFMS?: The public financial management system (PFMS) is a web-based application for payment, accounting and reconciliation of government transactions and integrates various existing standalone systems. The PFMS software application has been programmed in user a friendly manner. The user of PFMS will find onscreen information to run various modules. However, an attempt has been made through this user manual to cover all processes to be followed in civil ministries of government of India for registration of users, payment, accounting and reconciliation so as to make it a comprehensive one-stop guidance material.

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OMSHREE ADARSHA PANDA

SANDRA FRANCIS

SANJAY KUMAR BEHRA

R THANUJA REDDY

KESHMANI SAHU

GITARTHA PRAN BHARADWAJ

ROOSVELT B KIKON

AMLAN MAHARANA

S MEGHANATH REDDY

TANISHA

SHUBHAM JASWAL

JIDNYASA KALAS

RUTIK JOSHI

MUSKAN DHIMAN

RAJMEET KAUR

RAJAT SHARMA

PIYUSHA KARNA

KRUTHARTH DAVE

GAJVEER SINGH

SURBI MAKWANA

NEERAJ

ABHAY PRATAP

NYONU WANGCHA

NIVRITA PATOWARY

DEEPAK CHAUBEY

SHARUKH RAJPOOT

MD. SAHID AFRIDI

RISHU KUMAR

MD. MRIDUL MUSHARAF

SAURABH KUMAR

YASH TYAGI

KARNATAKA

RAKESH KRISHNA K.

PRATHIMA M.

P.A. NANJAPPA

HARSHITA P.

NIKHITHA S. RAJ

SHRUSHTI C.Y.

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AATHREYA

AKASH R. CHALAWADI

PAVAN S.

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SANJANA C. MAHANTSHETTI

PAVITHRA KESARABHAVI

KRITHI KAILAR

POONAM M. SHETTAR

RAVINA S.

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SPOORTHI L.

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SUDHANVA SHYAM S.

SATHVIK GOWDA

PRAKHYATH Y.B.

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RESMI KRISHNAN.N.R

NEETHU JOSE

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ANU JIJIN

ALBIN JOHNY

LUBNA SHERIN

AISWARYA RAJ

SMRITHI SATHEESH

MAYOOKHA SHAJU M. C

CATHERI NETREESA BOBAN

S.A.MOHAMED ASHIK

R.SIVA RANJANI

RAHUL CHHIKARA

VIPUL KUMAR YADAV

PRATHA SHRIVASTAVA

ASIM RAZA

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MANOJ M J

MANYA PANDEY

DIVYA SAHU

SETHU LAKSHMI K

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VINEET KUMAR

MEGHNA P. SUJITH

RISHAV BIKARWAR

P. S. K. SRUTHI

DEBI PRASAD MISHRA

PRASANNA MISHRA

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NIVEDITA PAL

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B R NIKILESH

ANCHIT GOSWAMI

NIRANJAN DEV SINGH

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KVS SANGHATAN

VISHWAJEET KUMAR

SONALI JENA

SATAVISA DAS

SUKANYA CHAKRABORTY

VRITTI GUPTA

ATHARVA S. SHIGWAN

VASUDEV V.

AKSHAT YADAV

ELIZABETH S. BIMUR

KAUSHIK KUMAR

SIDHARTH PATTNAIK

HIMAN NAYAK

SHREYA

SUPREETH S

MANYA M KUMAR

PRAJAWAL K.

SHERYA DAS

MADHYA PRADESH

SHUBHI DUBEY

RAJKUMAR PRAJAPTI

SUNEEL KUSHWAHA

SHRUTI GARG

PARTH VARMA

SOUMYA TIWARI

VINOD MEENA

SIDDHI JUNEJA

AARADHYA PANDEY

MOHD. VABI RAZA ANSARI

ANUSHKA SHRIVASTAVA

MEGHA NEMA

PRASHANT DODMANI

GAURAV PANDEY

ARUNIMA WARRIER

AZAM KHAN

ISHA SINGH

LAKHVEER SINGH

SAKSHI JAISHWAL

MEDHA MHASKAR

NISHANT SHESHKAR

KASHISH DUBEY

SAHIL SHARMA

ARYAN SAHU

PRATHA GUPTA

BARKHA JAIN

NIYATI GUPTA

ABHAY KATARE

ADITI AWASTHI

PRAHLAD SWARNKAR

MAHARASHTRA

RAHUL BHATKAR

NANDINI RATHI

SOHAM PATIL

SALEEL PATHAK

VEDANT NAIR

LAKSHAY KARNWAL

AKASH SHELKE

RUSHIKESH PATIL

PRADNYA MORE

SAKSHI KALE

TEJASWINI RAJPUT

SHRUTI MORE

EKSHITA SAHU

TEJASWINI DESHMUKH

NIHIL JOSHI

JAYA MENGAL

MADHUBALA MAGADUM

SONAL TALAPE

SOHAM SHASHTRI

PARITOSH THORAT

AYUSH MHATRE

AARIB TANDEL

AKSHADA MANE

SUSHMA BANDE

ANUJ YADAV

PRAJAKTA NIKAM

SAMIKASH BHANGADE

SAMRUDDHI MIRAJKAR

VIRENDRASINH JADHAV

NEHA SHAIKH

Public Financial Management system

In the Orientation Programme on PFMS for State Coordinators and Govt Officials by Mr. Vivek Kumar and Mr. Yogesh Vashist, O/o Chief Controller of Accounts. They informed that the Vendors can now have their personal profile login when it comes to accounts, it doesn't necessarily have to be a commercial one. Moreover the personal accounts doesn't need a GST number for any sort of transactions. They threw light on the recent upgradation on the solution to multiple registration on a single account number. Now onwards, this practice is discontinued instead ONE account holder, ONE registration number is enacted upon.The highlighted event point was that any vendor can now be 'mapped' through any traction made on the PFMS forum.For example, if an agency gets a funding through the government for some project work. Previously, there wasn't any track record but through this PFMS system every transaction will be transparent and linked under the surveillance of proper people for the welfare of the public and their financial safety as well. This is a very positive initiative towards cash-less and a corruption-free surrounding. These can surely MODI-fy the Indian economy.

“PFMS is a small step towards cashless and corruption free India.”

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What Meter?What Instrument is used to

1. Measure altitude in aircrafts?2. Calculate depth of ocean?3. Determine atmospheric pressure?4. Calculate the power of electric circuit?5. Measure temperature?6. Measure speed of wind?7. Measure water vapor in the atmosphere?8. Measure specific gravity (relative density) of liquids?9. Measure current in a circuit?10. Detect and record earthquakes?

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A giraffe tongue is approximately 21 inches long, which they also use to clean their ears! Also they sleep only 20-30 minutes in 24 hours and that too standing up!!

If the human eye was a digital camera, it would have 576 mega pixels. Canon has got currently 50.6 megapixels cameras and is developing a digital SLR camera with a sensor that boasts a resolution of about 120 megapixels.

SUDOKUAnswers:

1. Altimeter 2. Fathometer 3. Barometer 4. Wattmeter 5. Thermometer 6. Anemometer 7. Hygrometer 8. Hydrometer or Aerometer 9. Ammeter 10. Seismometer

Technology Troubles

Want to see your picture in our Newsletter? Solve this SUDOKU and send us the correct solution on WhatsApp 9722728856/8735977157 along with your name and photograph. Hurry up! Place reserved for first ten correct entries of CHILD SCIENTISTS only!

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Presentations of various child scientists were scheduled in building of SAL institute of technology and Engineering Research as a part of 25th National Children's Science Congress.

thRound 1 Date: 27 December 2017

thRound 2 Date: 28 December 2017

In Handz on Science activity, student getting fun with Chemistry; activity conducted by Dr. Arindam Rana at SAL Tech Campus

Mathemagic show conducted at SAL Technical Campus th

as a part of 25 National Children Science Congress by Neelam Mishra from mathematics lab, VASCSC – Ahmedabad

Rubul Borah - Program Officer at Vikram A Sarabhai Community Science Centre, Ahmedabad conducting Science Show in context of biology, chemistry, physics and electronics at Sal Technical Campus

Hydroponics (method of growing plants without soil, using mineral nutrient solutions in a water solvent) as science activity By MD. JAWAID ALAM at SAL Technical Campus

Dr. Narottam Saahoo along with B. K. Tyagi, Scientist-E, Vigyan Prasar visited the activity area at SAL

A commendable j o b d o n e b y I n d i a n P o s t a l S e r v i c e s ! ! ! ! C h i l d r e n w h o want to send the letters from here to their home or to their relatives or friends at home can post the letter from this post box a t s c i e n c e exhibition – hall no. 2. One Post Box has been put in which the kids can post letters written to their family and friends back home. The I n d i a n P o s t Services will take the concern of delivering those le t te rs be fo re they themselves r e a c h t h e i r homes back.

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The topmost among the major attractions stands the model of Rocket Launcher that is used by ISRO to launch Satellite in the Space. This model gives detailed information about what Rocket Science is and techniques that are generally used while launching a rocket into Space. The displayed model is GSLV D2 Model which is 35 feet high and is 1:5 scale model. Children just should not miss the chance to see it and get the detailed knowledge of the same. Get enlightened and move upward like a Rocket!!!!

Discover these Models at NCSC 2017

GSLV D2 Model

Dr. Rawal conducted research on Rings around Galaxies, Clouds of Comets around the Solar and Satellite Systems, Lagrangian Points, Planetary Distance Law, Resonant Structures in the Solar System, New Asteroidal Belts in the Solar and Satellite Systems, Intra-Mercurial Planets, whether there are satellites around Mercury and Venus. He also studied Einstein's Theory of Relativity and published five research papers. So far he has published30 research papers. Even today his research work is going on. He was the Vice-Chairman and then Chairman of the Indian Physics Association (Mumbai Chapter) during 1992-2001.He has been on the Advisory Boards of several Planet aria, Science Centers and the Councils of Science and Technology in India. He is a recipient of Shri Munubhai M e h t a Aw a r d , M a r a t h i V i g y a n P a r i s h a d ' s Smt.Manoramabai Apte Award, Award for Science writing

Dr. Jitendra Jatashankar RawalPresident,

The Indian Planetary Society, Mumbai

Meet the Scientist

Institute for Plasma Research, Bhat Gandhinagar is an autonomous institute under the Department of Atomic Energy, Govt of India. The institute is working for Basic Science for Plasma, the forth state of matter and its application. The Institute has two main indigenously developed projects for the study of Plasma: Aditya and SST (Steady State Tokamak). The institute has a stall in Exhibition hall no 2: stall no 31, 32, 33. The institute is explaining generation of and its various application like Pyrolysis project (Environment friendly Medical and other Waste management system), Plasma Nitriding (Surface hardening), Angora wool treatment system), MagLev train concept and demonstration, Piozo power generation system (energy generation using piozo). Plasma gasification System facilitates safe disposal of all type of organic wastes. The inorganic materials like glass, metals can also be minimized to slag. In plasma pyrolysis the most likely compounds which are produced include carbonaceous Matter, methane, carbon monoxide and water molecules.

PLASMA PYROLYSIS SYSTEM

Wanna know more about Disaster Management and prospects? Just visit the Institute of Seismological Research stall no 49, Exhibition Hall 1. The institute of Seismological Research helps in sustaining the accelerated development after the earthquake. This institute is fully dedicated to Earthquake Studies. It visualizes to save lives and minimize damage due to earthquakes. Get a detailed knowledge about how it works !!

Seismograph and Broadband

Seismograph

by Govt. of Gujarat, Gujarat Ratna Award, Halvad Ratna Award and several other prestigious awards. He has received Nation's prestigious award for science popularization in the country. He was honoured for his discoveries in the Solar System by Marathi Vigyan Mahasangh and Marathi Vigyan Parishad combined at the hands of Professor B. M. Udgaonkar, eminent scientistand senior Professor of TIFR. He has been honoured by Shri Narendrabhai Modi, Hon'ble Chief Minister of the Gujarat on the eve of Republic Day 25 January 2010. Dr. Rawal has been writing Weekly Science Column in Janmabhoomi Pravasi for the past 30 years. He has also written articles in almost all leading National Newspapers.

Teachers Workshop Mrs. Rama Moondra

Mrs. Rama Moondra presented a workshop to understand emotions and its effect in the Indian traditional mindset. She said that “Emotion”, as an important ingredient of life, has intrigued psychologists and all those who are interested in understanding human behavior for long. Emotions play an important role in our day- to-day lives. All our actions and thoughts are governed by our emotional experiences. In turn, emotions are reflected in our actions and thoughts and its reflection is seen in our personality as a whole. Faces of emotions like Pain, Fear, Anger, Happiness, and Rigidity are the ones we know in general. People who experience chronic pain also experience a wide range of associated emotions. Let's take an example of the free stress and irritation that you can get anytime by the insurance companies (pun intended).

Dr. V. B. Kamble

Dr. Vinay B. Kamble is a Former Adviser (DST) & Former Director, Vigyan Prasar, New DelhiTopic: Planetary life support Systems or Nine Boundaries of our planetHe was an enthusiast who had put emphasis on the nine sensitive topics like:Acid Oceans, Ozone Depletion, Fresh Water, Biodiversity, Nitrogen and Phosphorus cycles, Land Use, Climate Change and Aerosol loading and Chemical Pollution.He made the public realize that these things must be controlled before the water goes above our head and we remain helpless. Demands of 7 billion people are troubling and stretching our mother earth to its breaking point, we know about climate change but what about other threats and our initiatives?Let's not exhaust out Earth till an extent that it stops nourishing us.

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NCSC Ki Baat

Dr. Charu Sharma (National Academic Co-ordinator of K.V)

Dehradun, State of Uttarakhand

Dr. Pawan Kumar Upadhyay (Escort Teacher)

Karnal, State of Haryana

Cultural Programme


Let's Have Swachh Bharat and for having clean India we have to start from the smallest corner of India. NCSC is a smaller version of whole India. 36 States have participated with all the child scientists. So if we keep this event swachh, we can surely have the whole India swachh.

First of all the name itself has fascinated us a lot and, that to preciously the place is Ahmedabad as it's related to our Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi.

Second all the child Scientist are enjoying it a lot, and they would learn and take a lot from this event and last but not the least, We need to create more awarness amongst the child scientist about the cleanliness at the food court specially.

thI am feeling proud to attend 25 NCSC. We are participating with sixteen students. It was a matter of immense pleasure for me when I have planted tree along with my fellow teachers and students from all over India and abroad. The workshops being organised in NCSC are really wonderful. A bundle of thanks to the organisation for the best arrangement and for making our stay fruitful in “THE GREAT GUJARAT”

Sai Ajay (Child Scientist)

Bengaluru, State of Karnataka.

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Swachh Bharat Swachh NCSC

Clean food court

No one likes Messy Food Court

Poetry by Child Scientist on 25 th NCSC

Science is a place to learn, Where a lot we can earn, Which no one can burn.

NCSC is the bigest platfrom for students, To showcase their projects, Which is of very less budget.

The rooms they allot are superb!!!And the food they gave is duperb!!!!

The Judge were very friendly. The campus was very big to say frankly.

Overall the experience was good, Everyone do visit again, I too would……….

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