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- One Day Workshop on AI, IoT & Drone Technology on the occasion of National Science Day 2026
One Day Workshop on AI, IoT & Drone Technology on the occasion of National Science Day 2026
28th Feb, 2026, 06:53 pm
Date: 28.02.2026
Dera Natung Government College marked National Science Day with a vibrant programme highlighting scientific curiosity, ethical technology use, and emerging innovations. The event was organised by the Science Club of the college in collaboration with NIELIT Itanagar (Deemed to be University).
In his address as Chief Guest, Dr. M. Q. Khan, Principal of the college, underlined the relevance of science beyond laboratories and classrooms. He observed that such observances help students from all streams appreciate how scientific knowledge shapes daily life. He commended the Science Club, led by Dr. Gyati Tachang Tado, Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, for fostering a culture of inquiry on campus.
Dr. Khan reflected on the growing presence of artificial intelligence tools such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, noting that while these platforms enhance productivity, they should never replace originality and critical thinking. Citing the legacy of C. V. Raman, he urged students to nurture analytical abilities and adopt a research-driven mindset. He further called upon students to exercise discernment in their digital engagement, warning against the spread of misinformation and the adverse effects of excessive screen time. He encouraged them to harness technology constructively while upholding integrity and social harmony.
Earlier, Dr. Gyati Tachang Tado delivered the welcome address, setting the tone for the celebration. A brief account of National Science Day and the contributions of C. V. Raman was presented by D. Nabaratna Bhagawati, Assistant Professor, Department of Physics. The day commemorates Raman’s discovery of the Raman Effect on February 28, 1928, which later earned him the Nobel Prize in 1930. Instituted in 1986 and first observed in 1987, the occasion aims to cultivate scientific awareness and promote innovation for national advancement.
Dr. Likha Ganu, Assistant Professor, Department of AI and Data Science at NIELIT Itanagar (Deemed to be University), attended as Special Guest. He highlighted that sustained progress in science depends on constant innovation and strong conceptual foundations, particularly in physics and mathematics. He encouraged students to prepare themselves for opportunities in artificial intelligence and data science by strengthening their basics.
The technical session featured expert talks from faculty members of NIELIT Itanagar. Mr. Madhujya T. Phukan, Lecturer in Computer Science, explored the development of artificial intelligence, beginning with Alan Turing’s famous question on machine intelligence. He traced AI’s journey through landmark achievements such as AlphaGo and discussed ethical considerations, risks, and career avenues in the field.
Miss Dimpi Roy, Senior Faculty, Department of Computer Science, spoke on the Internet of Things (IoT), explaining how interconnected devices enhance efficiency across sectors including healthcare, agriculture, and industry. She also addressed concerns relating to data protection and privacy.
Miss Moni Kumari, Senior Faculty, introduced students to drone technology, elaborating on the fundamentals of unmanned aerial vehicles and their expanding applications in agriculture, disaster response, logistics, and media. She also outlined regulatory norms and professional prospects in this fast-evolving domain.
The technical session concluded with live demonstrations of AI tools, IoT applications, and drone operations, drawing enthusiastic participation from students.
The programme was hosted by Miss Kimnu Mossang of B.Sc. VI Semester (Physics). Dr. Ratan Tayeng, Head of the Department of Anthropology, proposed the vote of thanks in the inaugural session, while Goke Riji, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, delivered the vote of thanks for the technical session.
