Archive · 5 Jun 2025
Indian Student's Hot Vessel Carrier to Represent India at Tokyo Expo
Rakshita Churchihal, a student from Gadag, India, is going to a science exhibition in Japan!
Inspired by accidents involving hot dishes, she invented a special carrier to prevent burns.
Her invention was noticed at a national exhibition and chosen for the Sakura Science High School Programme.
Rakshita's parents are coconut vendors, and she developed the device with her teacher's guidance, using recycled materials.
The device works without electricity, making it easy to use.
She is one of 54 students from India invited to the event, showcasing her village's pride.
Rakshita Churchihal, a Class 10 student, will participate in a Tokyo science exhibition.
She created a hot vessel carrier to prevent accidents.
Her parents are coconut vendors.
The device was noticed at a national exhibition.
She was selected for the Sakura Science High School Programme.
- Who
- Rakshita Churchihal, a student from Gadag, India.
- What
- Rakshita will participate in the Sakura Science High School Programme with her hot vessel carrier invention.
- When
- June 15-21, 2024, for the exhibition.
- Where
- Tokyo, Japan, for the Sakura Science High School Programme.
- Why
- To represent India at the Sakura Science High School Programme in Tokyo and showcase her invention.
- Student's Grade
- Class 10 Student
- Hometown
- Shingatalur, Gadag district, India
- Invention
- Hot vessel carrier
- Exhibition Dates
- June 15-21, 2024
- Event
- Sakura Science High School Programme
- Indian Students Invited
- 54