Connecting Science,Culture and Communities

Fostering unity and progress through regional languages and Swadeshi innovation.

Our Story

Vivekananda Vijnan Mission (VVM)

Vivekananda Vijnan Mission (VVM), the West Bengal chapter of Vijnana Bharati (VIBHA), is dedicated to promoting the scientific heritage of Bharat, advancing Swadeshi sciences, and popularizing science in regional languages. The mission focuses on the revival and integration of ancient Indian scientific practices with modern science and technology to build a self-reliant and progressive India, with special emphasis on West Bengal.

Aayams

Vidyarthi Vigyan Manthan

NASYA

Kolkata Nivedita Shakti

Our Vision & Mission

At Vivekananda Vijnan Mission (VVM), we are dedicated to revitalizing India’s scientific heritage while advancing Swadeshi sciences. Our mission is to inspire innovation, integrate traditional Indian scientific practices with modern technology, and empower communities to build a self-reliant and progressive nation.

We envision a future where the wisdom of ancient Indian sciences harmoniously blends with contemporary advancements, fostering sustainable growth, innovation, and scientific excellence. By making science accessible to all, especially through regional languages, we aim to nurture a society driven by knowledge, critical thinking, and self-reliance.

Our Activities

Outreach Programs

Conferences, workshops, and seminars to foster scientific curiosity.

Youth Engagement

Inspire students through interactive science fairs, exhibitions, and competitions.

Propagation of Scientific Heritage

Showcase India's scientific legacy, emphasizing contributions from Bengal.

Enquiry Now

For any inquiries, feedback, or support, feel free to contact us. Our team is always ready to assist you with your needs.

Events

National Science Day (28th February, 2025)

Space on Wheels

Arsenic and Fluoride related Health Camp and Awareness Program

Basic Scientific Education in Rural Bengali Medium School

Birthday Celebration of Meghnad Saha

Birthday Celebration of Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose

130th Birth Anniversary of Satyendra Nath Bose (January 2025)

Orientation Meeting II (East Zone) , CSIR-IICB

Glimpses from Mahendra Lal Sarkar’s event

TFSA Quizical

Program on Drone Technology

Science fairs, seminars, and regional workshops

Teachers Training Program

National Engineers Day

Birthday Celebration of Mahendra Lal Sarkar

Birth Anniversary of Acharya P. C. Ray

National Technology Day

Summaries and galleries from Guinness World Records events (2015–2023)

Hall Of Fame Of Scientist

Amal Kumar Raychaudhuri

(14 September 1923 — 18 June 2005)

Debendra Mohan Bose

(26 November 1885 – 2 June 1975)

Ananda Mohan Chakraborty

(4th April, 1938 - 10 July 2020)

Mani Lal Bhoumik

Born: 30 March, 1931

Priyada Ranjan Ray

(16 January 1888 — 11 December 1982)

Radhanath Sikdar

(5 October 1813 — 17 May 1870)

Meghnad Saha

(6 October 1893 — 16 February 1956)

Prafulla Chandra Ray

(2 August 1861 — 16 June 1944)

Asutosh Mookerjee

(28 June 1864 – 25 May 1924)

Sisir Kumar Mitra

(24 October 1890 −13 August 1963)

Ashesh Prasad Mitra

(21 February 1927 — 3 September 2007)

Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis

(29 June 1893 - 28 June 1972)

Biresh Chandra Guha

(8 June 1904 −20 March 1962)

Jnan Chandra Ghosh

(4 September 1893 −21 January 1959)

Sambhu Nath De

(1 February 1915 – 15 April 1985)

Asima Chatterjee

(23 September 1917 −23 November 2006)

Upendranath Brahmachari

(7 June 1875 – 6 February 1946)

Satyendra Nath Bose

(1 January 1894 −4 February 1974)

Jagadish Chandra Bose

(30 November 1858 – 23 November 1937)

Publications

Special Issues

Research Articles

About Vibha

India faces critical challenges as a nation in its march towards a welfare state. Considering the nature of the challenges which are so unique, only rapid strides in the sector of science and technology, in resonance with India’s heritage can meet those challenges. In this context Vijnanabharati, a science movement with swadeshi spirit has a greater role to play.

Swadeshi Science Movement was started in Indian Institite of Science- (Bengaluru) by a few eminent scientists under the guidance of Prof. K I Vasu. This movement gradually gained momentum and emerged as an organization with national presence. In 1991(Oct 20-21) at the Nagpur meet, it was decided, to launch the Swadeshi Science Movement at all India Level and named it as Vijnana Bharati.

Vijnana Bharati has units in 22 states across the country and contacts in 4 states. It is working in 11 different areas through autonomous institutions, independent organizations & also as project entities.