Agri varsity entomologist wins photo contest

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 08:41 AM Apr 07, 2025 IST

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Assistant Professor Prasad Shrikrishna Burange from the department of entomology at Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) won the first prize in a photography contest organised by the RTS Flowers at Nanowal Khurd village in Fatehgarh Sahib, recently.

Earlier, Dr Burange earned prizes in an international photography competition in the USA, third-place in the Indian Entomologist Photo Contest, New Delhi, and bagged a prize at the Biocarve Seeds (2021) Photography Contest, further demonstrating his fervour towards photography. Besides, he also contributed to the Hunar Hoopla 2024 newsletter, National Youth Festival, PAU.

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