<p class="bodytext">The seventh edition of India March For Science (IMFS) will be organised in Bengaluru on August 12.</p>.<p>The event, part of a multi-city national programme organised from August 9 to 16, will be held at Sharada Sabhangana, KLE Society’s S Nijalingappa College in Rajajinagar at 10 am. </p>.Students compete at science drama fest in the city.<p>The IMFS marches have, since 2017, brought together scientists, teachers, science communicators and enthusiasts in a concerted effort to promote scientific temper. </p>.<p class="bodytext">The organisers said the march, apart from celebrating science, aspires to champion well-funded, publicly communicated science as “one of the pillars of human freedom and prosperity”.</p>.<p class="bodytext">The event on Saturday features talks by eminent speakers, on scientific temper, Indian astronomy and maths, significance of a science movement and dispelling misinformation.</p>
<p class="bodytext">The seventh edition of India March For Science (IMFS) will be organised in Bengaluru on August 12.</p>.<p>The event, part of a multi-city national programme organised from August 9 to 16, will be held at Sharada Sabhangana, KLE Society’s S Nijalingappa College in Rajajinagar at 10 am. </p>.Students compete at science drama fest in the city.<p>The IMFS marches have, since 2017, brought together scientists, teachers, science communicators and enthusiasts in a concerted effort to promote scientific temper. </p>.<p class="bodytext">The organisers said the march, apart from celebrating science, aspires to champion well-funded, publicly communicated science as “one of the pillars of human freedom and prosperity”.</p>.<p class="bodytext">The event on Saturday features talks by eminent speakers, on scientific temper, Indian astronomy and maths, significance of a science movement and dispelling misinformation.</p>