20 Best Child Scientists Selected for State-Level Competition
Top Five Hackathon Winners Awarded Cash Prizes
Udaipur, To foster creativity and innovation among young scientists, a three-day district-level INSPIRE Award MANAK Exhibition (DLEPC 2023-24) concluded today at Bal Shiksha Sadan Higher Secondary School, Udaipur. A total of 204 child scientists presented their innovative models in the competition.
After a thorough evaluation by the jury panel—Mukesh Parakh, Manoj Kumar Pathak, Garima Chaudhary, and Parul Singh—the 20 best models were selected for the state-level competition based on various criteria. The selected students will update their models while maintaining their original themes and will participate in the upcoming INSPIRE Award MANAK State-Level Exhibition.
The closing ceremony was presided over by Dr. Lokesh Bharti, District Education Officer (Secondary Headquarters), with Garima Chaudhary from Delhi as the chief guest. In his address, Dr. Bharti emphasized the need for vigilance in research and innovation, especially in the era of artificial intelligence, where every new discovery has the potential for misuse. He stressed that scientific expectations should align with both national progress and humanitarian needs. He further highlighted the importance of logical reasoning in decision-making to bridge the generation gap.
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Selected Models for the State-Level Competition:
Kushal Menaria – Radiation Control System Utilizing Cow Dung for Border Area Hazard Mitigation
Anjali Prajapat – Homemade Touch Screen Smart Pen
Aviral Paliwal – Sensor Bag with Smart Watch
Chanda Kumari Prajapat – Water & Electricity Saving System for Coolers
Chandrashekhar Keer – Electrical Machine for Cleaning Urinals & Toilets
Chun Singh – Vehicle with PIN Security System
Dinesh Kumar Dangi – Circuit to Detect Right Product Usage
Disha Chundawat – Bridge Safety Project Using Buzzer Sound
Garvit Suthar – Smart Road Safety Module
Gulab Singh – Electricity Generation Using Flood Water
Hitesh Kumar Tawad – Insect-Killing Cap on Dustbins
Koshika Chaudhary – Electronic Mop for Reduced Effort
Rudraksh Mathur – Poster Correction Shoulder Belt
Rekha Dangi – Tracking Device for Keys
Prakhar Chaubisa – Helping Device for Physically Challenged
Samriddhi Kawadiya – Absorbent Green Bricks
Shaurya Chaudhary – AI-Enabled Shoes for the Visually Impaired
Sunidhi Joshi – Smart Toilet for Blind People
Tanu Kumar – Low-Cost Milk Preservation Machine (7-10 Days)
Hackathon 2025 Awards
A Hackathon-2025 was organized under the guidance of Kailash Rawal from the School Enterprise Association. The event saw participation from 60 students from both government and private schools. Participants developed innovative scientific solutions related to global warming, road accidents, and assistive technology for differently-abled individuals.
The hackathon, lasting six hours, comprised three stages—problem definition, brainstorming & idea development, and prototype creation.
Top 5 Winning Schools & Cash Prizes:
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Upper Primary School, Leon Ka Guda – ₹3100
Seedling Modern Public School – ₹2100
Miranda Senior Secondary School – ₹1100
MGGS Dhanmandi – ₹500
St. Anthony Senior Secondary School – ₹500
Future Initiatives in Scientific Innovation
Kailash Rawal highlighted efforts to encourage scientific innovation in government schools. He announced a competition inviting models in 10 categories, including agriculture, women’s safety, worker safety, and energy conservation. The top 10 child scientists will receive a total incentive of ₹40,000 in three phases:
₹10,000 for idea selection
₹15,000 for model creation
₹15,000 for market-ready development
The event concluded with the felicitation of principals, teachers, and jury members for their remarkable contributions to the INSPIRE Award program.
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