Anveshana 2026 in Bengaluru showcases students’ research projects from across India
The Prayoga Institute of Education Research hosted Anveshana 2026 in Bengaluru, showcasing 20 independent research projects from students across India. The initiative aims to foster scientific inquiry among school students, with some projects even leading to patent applications.
Why it matters
It highlights the growing emphasis on early-stage scientific research and innovation within the Indian school education system.
Anveshana 2026, the flagship student-led research initiative of Bengaluru-based nonprofit Prayoga Institute of Education Research, saw 61 students from Classes 9-12 present 20 independent research projects, highlighting the scope for scientific inquiry at the school level earlier this week. The final project presentation saw shortlisted top four projects showcased.
According to a release from Prayoga, Anveshana, the five-month student science research programme, drew students from across India, including Leh.
The PM recognised Prayoga’s role in making scientific research accessible to school students across the country. | Photo Credit: The Hindu
All projects were presented through a poster exhibition, ensuring that all 20 teams that participated had the opportunity to share their research with an audience comprising researchers, educators, industry representatives and parents.
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