. National Science Day is celebrated in India on the 28th of February each year to mark the discovery of the Raman Effect by the physicist C. V.Raman in 1928. The Science Club at your school is planning to celebrate ‘National Science Day' and shall invite Mr. Jayant Narlikar, an eminent (well known) astrophysicist, to give a talk. Write a notice, as the Head Boy or Head Girl of your school to inform and invite the students to attend the event.

Notice writing inviting the students for the National Science Day celebration.

Explanation:

                                                    NOTICE

                                            ABC Public School

                                                     New Delhi

                                              10 February 2019

This is to inform all the students about the upcoming National Science Day celebration in the school. The celebration, proposed to be held on the 28th of February, will be graced by the famed astrophysicist, Mr. Jayant Narlikar. He will also be giving a talk about various scientific topics.

The students are thus informed and invited to attend the program on the said day. Further details of the event will be displayed in the coming days.

Hars hit Kapoor

Head Boy.

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