Mumbai Oct. 06 : Waterman of India, Rajendra Singh, winner of the Stockholm Water Prize 2015 today inaugurated the the newly developed permanent science exhibition “Hall of Evolution’ at the Nehru Science Centre, Mumbai .

The gallery is equipped with the fascinating display of original fossils of plants from the Jurassic period, original stone tools used by Early Humans and replica skull of the first, one of the oldest and most complete, hominid fossils ever found, Lucy is also on display at the gallery and provides visitors a rare opportunity to have a glimpse of these rare collections at the gallery. The other added attractions include original fossils, interactive multimedia computers, videos, hands-on interactive displays, and recreated early creatures and scenic diorama develops to tell the compelling story of evolution—the single process that connects everything that’s ever lived on Earth. An interactive space is also created which focuses on the contributions of Charles Darwin, his journey while on-board the ship HMS Beagle. This new gallery on Hall of Evolution will provide visitors a hands on exposure and will provide an awe-inspiring journey from the beginning of space & time to the formation of the Unique Planet & the amazing processes that started on the face of the earth leading to an origin of diverse species of life forms, from single-celled organisms to the extreme dinosaurs & to our extended human family, on this unique planet that we inhibit.