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National Symposium: Raj To Host Nat’l Symposium On Weather And Climate | Jaipur News
Jaipur: A three-day national symposium on “Changing Dynamics of arid region and impact on weather and climateand Indian Subcontinent” would start from Wednesday at Birla Auditorium. Organised by Indian Meteorological society, Jaipur chapter and other institutions 200 eminent scientists and nearly 400 research scholars from various universities would participate in the symposium.“It was started in 1992 and this is for the first time when it is been done in Rajasthan. On the final day resolution would be passed in the session,” Dr Swagata Payra, organising secretary of the event said in a press conference.
Radhey Shyam Sharma, director, Jaipur Met office said that during the conference major discussions will be on changing climate, extreme weather events, dust storms, heat wave and various aspects son agricultural eco system and also availability of rain water and arid region of India. tnn
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Radhey Shyam Sharma, director, Jaipur Met office said that during the conference major discussions will be on changing climate, extreme weather events, dust storms, heat wave and various aspects son agricultural eco system and also availability of rain water and arid region of India. tnn
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