Archive · 14 Jun 2025
Telangana Students Selected for Japan's Sakura Science Program
Three students from Telangana, India, are going to Japan for a special science program.
This program is a partnership between the Indian government and a Japanese science organization.
Shiva Reddy made pots that break down naturally.
Srivalli created a kit with a reusable pad and a washing machine to help with period hygiene.
Shubhasree built a solar-powered machine to help farmers with tasks like threshing.
These students were chosen because of their innovative projects.
Three Telangana students selected for Japan's Sakura Science High School Program.
The program is a collaboration between the Union department of science and technology and Japan Science and Technology Agency.
A. Shiva Reddy developed biodegradable coconut fiber pots.
S. Sai Srivalli created a menstrual hygiene kit including a reusable pad and washing machine.
Shubhasree Sahu created a solar-powered agro machine for farmers.
- Who
- A. Shiva Reddy, S. Sai Srivalli, and Shubhasree Sahu.
- What
- Three students selected for the Sakura Science High School program.
- When
- June 15 to 21.
- Where
- Japan.
- Why
- To participate in the Sakura Science High School program after being ranked among the top 60 at a national-level exhibition.
- Program Name
- Sakura Science High School program
- Location
- Japan
- Dates
- June 15-21
- Participating Students
- A. Shiva Reddy, S. Sai Srivalli, Shubhasree Sahu
- Collaborating Agencies
- Union department of science and technology, Japan Science and Technology Agency