Archive · 24 Dec 2025
Students urged to cultivate curiosity in inventions
A big science fair happened in Rajamahendravaram where students showed their cool projects.
An important person named Y Megha Swaroop talked to everyone and said kids should be curious and creative.
He wants them to become scientists and researchers when they grow up.
He also talked about how important it is to take care of our farms and use less chemicals.
There were 230 projects, and 11 of them were chosen to go to a bigger fair in the state.
Teachers and other important people were there to support the students.
East Godavari district joint collector Y Megha Swaroop encouraged students to cultivate creativity and interest in research.
The district-level science fair displayed 230 projects from various schools, with 11 selected for the state-level exhibition.
Swaroop emphasized the importance of agricultural sustainability and organic farming to reduce chemical contamination.
Teachers and district officials were acknowledged for their role in shaping students' lives and careers.
The event aimed to inspire students to become future scientists and researchers from an early stage.
- Who
- Students, teachers, and district officials in East Godavari
- What
- District-level science fair encouraging creativity and research among students
- When
- Date not specified
- Where
- Sri Sathya Sai Gurukulam, Rajamahendravaram
- Why
- To foster innovation, focus on agricultural sustainability, and promote organic farming
- Event
- District-level science fair
- Location
- Sri Sathya Sai Gurukulam, Rajamahendravaram
- Speaker
- Y Megha Swaroop, East Godavari district joint collector
- Projects Displayed
- 230
- Projects Selected
- 11 for state-level exhibition
- Key Focus Areas
- Agricultural sustainability, organic farming, waste conversion
- Attendees
- District officials, school representatives, and science educators