Archive · 20 Sep 2026
Nashik College Launches Science Club to Challenge Superstition
A new Science Club was opened at a college in Nashik.
Dr Kishor Pawar spoke to students at the opening.
He said young people should use science and clear thinking.
He advised them not to depend on amulets or sacred threads.
He explained that superstition can sometimes give people psychological support but may also harm society.
He used demonstrations to show how superstitious beliefs can affect people.
The college principal also encouraged students to avoid superstition.
The club plans to share scientific knowledge with people in villages as well as cities.
Dr Kishor Pawar urged young people to embrace scientific thinking instead of relying on amulets and sacred threads.
Pawar spoke at the inauguration of the Science Club at MVP Samaj’s SVKT College in Nashik.
He addressed students on eradicating superstition and used demonstrations to explain its effects.
Principal Prof. Dr Dilip P. Pawar said students should avoid superstition as they prepare for future challenges in science and technology.
Science Club president Dr Sunil Saundankar said the club would take scientific knowledge from cities to villages through activities and programmes.
- Who
- Dr Kishor Pawar, college principal Prof. Dr Dilip P. Pawar, Science Club president Dr Sunil Saundankar, faculty members and students.
- What
- The Science Club at SVKT College was inaugurated, with speakers urging students to embrace science and reject superstition.
- When
- The reports do not specify a date.
- Where
- MVP Samaj’s SVKT College in Nashik.
- Why
- To promote scientific thinking, address superstition and take scientific knowledge from cities to villages.
- Event
- Inauguration of the Science Club
- Institution
- MVP Samaj’s SVKT College
- Location
- Nashik
- Chief guest
- Dr Kishor Pawar, former principal of SVKT College
- Main topic
- Eradicating Superstition
- Club objective
- Taking scientific knowledge from cities to villages
- Programme president
- Prof. Dr Dilip P. Pawar, college principal