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Twelve years of Teenovation...
Twelve years of service to the society...
Twelve years of Teenovation...
Twelve years of service to the society...
Science communication and popularization activities
Science lectures, demonstrations, shows and visits
Community services and social work
Green initiatives
Human resource development activities
Public outreach activities
President’s note
Anish Gawande
Founder & President
I am delighted to reflect on our journey since our founding on December 29, 2013. From the very beginning, our mission has been to foster scientific curiosity and creativity in young minds while working for the betterment of society. Over the past twelve years, we have pursued this mission through science exhibitions, competitions, and popularization activities, alongside meaningful social initiatives such as teaching underprivileged children, food donation drives, and waste management awareness sessions. These efforts have not only promoted STEM education but also nurtured a spirit of social responsibility among our members and the communities we serve.
In recent years, we have expanded our outreach programs across Mumbai, Pune, and Palghar districts of Maharashtra, ensuring that the benefits of science communication and social engagement reach a wider section of society.
As an organization affiliated with Vigyan Prasar, Department of Science & Technology, Government of India, and a registered Space Tutor with ISRO, Teenovation has been privileged to broaden its impact. Our initiatives have motivated and empowered diverse sections of society, from students, educators, and communities alike, bringing science closer to people’s lives. Guided by our simple yet profound vision, “Do all that you can for humanity,” we continue to bridge the gap between knowledge and service.
I am proud of the dedication and passion of our team, whose commitment has been the driving force behind every milestone. As we celebrate twelve years of service, we reaffirm our commitment to advancing science communication, inspiring future generations, and contributing to the progress of society at large.