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Ujjain Science Bazaar Showcases Student Projects and Innovations
A university in Ujjain held a science fair called Colors of Science 3.0.
It was about using science to help farmers and connect science with everyday life.
Students and schools displayed projects and food ideas.
Visitors could explore 25 food stalls, 15 BIC stalls and 16 science projects.
Some students made nutritious foods using millets.
An algae-based biofuel project won first place in the agriculture category.
Ananya Rathore placed second in forensic science.
The event also showed how practical learning can lead to new ideas and business opportunities.
Samrat Vikramaditya Vishwavidyalaya held Colors of Science 3.0 on Friday at its School of Studies in Zoology and Biotechnology.
The event’s theme was “Science for Farmer Welfare,” under Madhya Pradesh’s Kisan Kalyan Year 2026 initiative.
Visitors saw 25 food stalls, 15 BIC stalls and 16 student science projects.
Students presented millet-based dishes; the Algae Biofuel Model won first place in the agriculture category.
Participants came from local schools and more than 12 university departments, with awards and certificates presented.
- Who
- Samrat Vikramaditya Vishwavidyalaya organised the event, with students and faculty from schools and university departments participating.
- What
- Colors of Science 3.0 – Vigyan Bazaar showcased food stalls, student projects and science demonstrations.
- Where
- The university’s School of Studies in Zoology and Biotechnology, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh.
- When
- Friday; the article does not specify the date.
- Why
- To connect science with society, agriculture and daily life and promote innovation, under the theme “Science for Farmer Welfare.”
Key facts
- Organiser
- Samrat Vikramaditya Vishwavidyalaya (SVVU)
- Event
- Colors of Science 3.0 – Vigyan Bazaar
- Theme
- Science for Farmer Welfare
- Stalls and projects
- 25 food stalls, 15 BIC stalls and 16 student science projects
- Agriculture winner
- Algae Biofuel Model by Ankit, Pushpa, Ekta, Divya and Jadav
- Food competition
- Sampurna placed first, Narish & Flourish second and Biotech Trades third
- Forensic science
- Ananya Rathore placed second for an experiment on forensic psychology and memory
- Government initiative
- Madhya Pradesh’s Kisan Kalyan Year 2026
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