SuryaaNow Telangana Desk: Sangareddy: Students of Sangareddy district have excelled in scientific discoveries. In the Inspire Manak Awards national competition, four projects from the district... Sangareddy: Students of Sangareddy district have excelled in scientific discoveries. Four projects from the district were selected for display in the Inspire Manak Awards national level competition, while two students were selected at the international level. On this occasion, District Collector Prateek Jain, District Education Officer R. Rohini congratulated. The 12th Inspire Manak Awards national level competitions for the academic years 2023-24 and 2024-25 were held from October 12 to 14 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. Students from different districts of Telangana state participated with 52 projects. Among them, five students from the state secured a position in the top-60, while four students from Sangareddy district presented their projects at the national level. Among them, two students have been selected for the international level.
The students selected for the international level will have the opportunity to participate in the program at the Rashtrapati Bhavan and participate in the dinner with the President. Also, as part of the high school exchange program, they will be given the opportunity to be selected for an international program in Japan, the organizers said. 1. Choudapuram Sai Meghna – Origin Techno School, Patancheru: Created a project on designing anti-riot armor with pepper spray, LED lights that temporarily block eyesight. This project has been selected for international level. 2. Purneet Reddy – Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, BHEL: Designed a technology solution to help the visually impaired with the help of artificial intelligence. This project has been selected for international level. 3. Rudra Sharanya – Pioneer School, Sangareddy: Designed a multi-purpose transport tool for household needs.
4. Ayush Kumar Upadhyay – Silver Oaks International School, Vadakpally, Aminpur: Designed a device to help visually impaired people overcome barriers in communication. On this occasion, District Collector Prateek Jain said that he wished the students to become great scientists in the future and bring good name to Sangareddy district. It is suggested to make new discoveries with a scientific approach to the problems faced by the society. He said that the students should develop their research perspective and establish themselves as useful scientists for the country. Collector Prateek Jain, district education officer R. Rohini congratulated. Certificates of appreciation, shawls and mementos were given to the students. AD Shankar, AMO Balayya, District Science Officer P. Siddha Reddy, Open School Coordinator Venkataswamy, Origin School Correspondent Pramod, Alekhya, Venugopalareddy, Padmavathy, Ashwin Kumar, Venkatesh, Raghunandana Reddy, Satyanarayana and others participated.
