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Three Azim Premji University students win EnviroChamp Fellowship 2026

Three Azim Premji University students win EnviroChamp Fellowship 2026
Three APU students selected for national Envirochamp Fellowship 2026 · thehansindia.com

Three college students in India won a special award called the EnviroChamp Fellowship.

Their names are Anuja Krishna, Shivaani Arunprasad and Vanya Hegde.

They study at Azim Premji University and care a lot about protecting nature.

The award helps young women who work to keep the environment clean and safe.

Winners get money, a guide to help them, and classes where they can learn new skills.

Anuja studied a river, Shivaani studied light pollution, and Vanya studied traditional food systems.

They were chosen from many students all over India.

Only ten students get this award, and they come from many top universities.

The award wants them to become future leaders who help solve big environmental problems.

Key facts

Fellowship
Avery Dennison Foundation EnviroChamp Fellowship 2026
Total fellows selected
10
Scholarship amount
USD 1,500
Selected students
Anuja Krishna, Shivaani Arunprasad, Vanya Hegde
Selection partners
Avery Dennison Foundation and Institute of International Education (IIE)
Student projects
Kosasthalaiyar River, light pollution, traditional food systems
Other participating institutions
IIT Bombay, TERI School of Advanced Studies, Delhi Technological University, IISER Bhopal, IIT (ISM) Dhanbad
Other benefits
Mentorship, professional development sessions, recognition ceremony

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