Moa Subong from Nagaland spoke about his innovation, the Bamhum, during a session at National Innovation Foundation silver jubilee celebration held at Vigyan Bhavan, Science City, Ahmedabad.
Dimapur, March 9 (MExN): The National Innovation Foundation (NIF) celebrated its silver jubilee on March 1 and 2 at Vigyan Bhavan, Science City, Ahmedabad, marking 25 years since its establishment in March 2000. NIF is an autonomous institute under the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India.
A press release received here stated that on March 1, Moa Subong from Nagaland spoke about his innovation, the Bamhum, during a session where 11 innovators from across India presented on the topic ‘Transforming Ideas into Solutions.’ Later in the evening, during the cultural programme, Arenla and Moa of Abiogenesis presented three songs, showcasing the unique sounds of the Bamhum and Tikzik.
The valedictory function on March 2 was addressed via virtual mode by Dr Jitendra Singh, Minister of Science & Technology. Dr Singh also released a postal stamp, a magazine titled ‘Innovation Frontline,’ and a coffee table book.
During the event, eight Padma Shri awardees were felicitated, including Moa Subong. Out of the eight, four awardees, including Moa, were invited to briefly share their experiences. The function was graced by Jagadish Vishwakarma, Minister of MSME (State), Government of Gujarat, as the guest of honour.
