Two students selected for national CBSE science exhibition

Tribune News Service

Yamunanagar, Updated At : 05:20 AM Nov 18, 2024 IST

Samarth and Rohini, students of Swaraj Public School.

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Swaraj Public School's talented quartet made a mark at the CBSE Regional Science Exhibition held in Panchkula recently.

Samarth and Rohini of classes VI and VIII designed an "Anti-sleep alarm for drivers" under transport and communication, while Ketan and Ramandeep Kaur (Class XI) created an “Automatic helmet start for accident prevention.”

“The school is proud to announce that Samarth and Rohini's project has been selected for the National CBSE Science Exhibition,” said Principal Jyoti Nagpal Sethi.

She congratulated the students and appreciated the science department's efforts.

"The achievement showcases our students' innovative spirit and scientific prowess," said Sethi.

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