In a recent Young Scientist competition conducted by the GEMA, a very talented group, The Aqua Dynamos, consisting of three young girls won the first prize. Aarna Prashar, Saanvi Bakshi, and Parineeti Singh, were thrilled and proud of winning this award, this victory left these young minds speechless, showing that hard work always pays off.
Aarna Prashar, as a student who enjoys dancing, reading and music, has always been fascinated by science. She even added that she consistently scores well in the subject and found this project an opportunity to explore her interest. She dreams to become an IAS Officer and takes science as a hobby.
Saanvi Bakshi loves dancing and playing sports, and was thrilled and surprised by the win. She was always curious about how things work and her love for experiments brought her closer to the subject, leading to her contributions to the team’s success. This young lady dreams of becoming a doctor in the future.
Parineeti Singh has been passionate about science. Her interest in biodiversity sparked her love for the subject, and was very excited to take part in the competition. She dreams about becoming an aeronautical space engineer.
Great scientists of all time like, Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam, Marrie Currie, and C.V. Raman and Vikram Sarabhai, inspired these young scientist’s awardee.
The students had spent a number of days preparing their project with dedication and teamwork. Their parents played a vital role as they encouraged them at every step and provided them with the stuff they needed in completing the project. They were standing behind them as pillars of strength behind their success. Even though these young students faced some small difficulties, they overcame all of it with dedication and support.
This competition proved that teamwork, curiosity and support, young minds can achieve incredible milestones in life. Again, congratulations to the team for this massive achievement. If you wish to see more inspiring students’ voices’, follow our blog for updates on school and international competitions.