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The students of School of Engineering and Sciences brought great pride and national level recognition by securing finalist positions at Anveshana 2025–26. Competing against numerous participants from across the country, they truly distinguished themselves on this prestigious platform that celebrates innovation, creativity, and scientific thinking among young learners.

Out of hundreds of project submissions, only 32 were shortlisted for the regional finals of Anveshana 2026. Three projects mentored by SoES faculty secured finalist positions, demonstrating the School’s dedication to hands-on learning, innovation, and advancing a research-oriented academic culture.

The projects include:

• “Smart Bicycle Generator-Powered Adaptive Lamp with Mirror-Based Light Amplification”, developed by Shubham Srivastava and Rudra Pandey under the mentorship of Dr. Manka Sharma.
• “Sustainable Polysaccharide & Plant Bioactive Compound PVA-Based Bioplastics Reinforced with Algal Inputs”, developed by Preetam and Muskan Khan under the guidance of Dr. Smita Kumari.
• “ECOPE - Automated Vision-Based Public Littering Detection System for Smart City Monitoring”, developed by Disha and Sarthak Singh under the mentorship of Prof. (Dr.) Anindita Roy Chowdhury.

The initiative was carried out under the inspiring guidance of Prof. (Dr.) K. Thammi Reddy, Dean and was executed by Prof. (Dr.) Anindita Roy Chowdhury, Assistant Dean who actively facilitated communication, provided academic guidance, and supported both mentors and students.

Participation in Anveshana 2025-26 has provided valuable exposure, encouraging young innovators to develop sustainable and technology-driven solutions for real-world challenges.