A Amdavadi scientist who works for NASA-ISRO explains science with scrap metal

This is true love! This Amdavadi who works for NASA-ISRO explains science with scrap metal

Dhananjaybhai Rawal, who lives in Ahmedabad, has set up a center called Ankur Hobby Center where difficult concepts related to science are easily explained. Tears well up in my eyes as I listen to the struggles of his life.

A passionate science lover lives in Ahmedabad

Who started a hobby center where science could be explained from scrap metal
He proved why the whole world is fascinated by Indian scientists
What is Passion? A passion. A blazing fire. For which man is ready to give up all his hobbies, hunger, thirst and shelter!
A fire in which a man comes out with a hundred touches of gold.

Has been serving science for the last 38 years

Science says that there are brighter stars in the universe than the sun. But a lot of stars do their job without being seen. It shines brightly and keeps its light shining. Dhananjaybhai, who lives in Ahmedabad, is one such brilliant science lover. Which has been continuously serving science for the last 38 years.

Science says that there are brighter stars in the universe than the sun. But a lot of stars do their job without being seen. It shines brightly and keeps its light shining. Dhananjaybhai, who lives in Ahmedabad, is one such brilliant science lover. Which has been continuously serving science for the last 38 years.

A unique hobby center where science seems boring but not interesting

He started a science hobby center where science is explained through experiments, in simple language, and at a very low cost. Where Newton’s law of shock-reaction is explained at a cost of only 10 rupees. Where magnetic field and gravity are explained with only Rs. And where the whole universe is seen at a cost of only 100 rupees.

Ankur Hobby Center is the shining dream of Dhananjaybhai. An amazing result from the process of his tireless work. Studying science here is not boring but interesting.

Dhananjaybhai is an electrical engineer by himself

Today, Indian engineers are the talk of the town. Whether it’s Microsoft’s beautiful pitch or Twitter’s new CEO Parag Agarwal. But there are some engineers who have lived in the country and served science in such a way that even the honor of Nobel Prize is less for them!

Dhananjaybhai is also an electrical engineer by study and his job is to enlighten science in the lives of students.

Loved science even after giving up everything

Being an engineer is a status symbol in our society. Being a doctor or an engineer is considered a safe and prosperous profession. But Dhananjaybhai left this safe path and chose a path that would make anyone listen and say, this man is a real maniac!
The sacrifice and hard work that Dhananjaybhai has put in since setting up Ankur Hobby Center is unprecedented.