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This day gives us an excellent opportunity to discuss the issues and problems that doctors and scientists face across the country.

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The vehicles were flagged off from the company's Gurugram facility by MSI Senior Executive Director (Engineering) CV Raman.

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CV Raman's connection with the city could be part of the reason Bengaluru went on to become the science and technology city that it now is.

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A belated honour for the man, etched for posterity by artist Paresh Maity, by SC Bar Association led by Sr advocate Dushyant Dave.

The Prime Minister presented the papers to Merkel who herself holds a doctorate in quantum chemistry.

"On National Science Day we salute the brilliance & long-lasting contribution of Sir CV Raman to the field of science," he said.

"Increasing schools is not enough. We have to improve the quality of teaching. We need skill development," the President said.

"Half of our population is below the age of 25 and in the next ten years the largest work force would be in India.," said the President