National Science Centre (NSC), Delhi

The National Science Centre (NSC) in Delhi is a prominent science museum and a unit of the National Council of Science Museums (NCSM), operating under the Ministry of Culture, Government of India. Established in 1992, its primary objective is to popularize science and technology among the general public, especially students, through interactive exhibits and educational programs. The Centre aims to foster scientific literacy and temper in the country. NSC Delhi offers a wide array of thematic exhibitions and interactive displays across its four floors, covering diverse scientific principles from human biology to emerging technologies. It serves as a dynamic learning environment where visitors can engage with hands-on exhibits and practical demonstrations. The Centre is known for making complex scientific concepts accessible and enjoyable for all age groups. Beyond its permanent galleries, the National Science Centre organizes various educational outreach activities, including science shows, popular science lectures by eminent scientists, and workshops for students and teachers. It also hosts events like science fairs and sky-watching sessions, encouraging inquisitive minds and supporting curriculum-based education. The Centre's innovative approaches have significantly contributed to its annual visitor figures, exceeding half a million.