Simplistic drugs, mosquito repellent, and economic losses due to transportation risk, recycling of electrical waste, and improving agriculture for severe dengue disease in Tamil Nadu. Students have demonstrated their research findings and scientific findings under the headings, including the tool to assist in disadvantages.
Participant children participating for the first time
The conference's coordinators said 282 science programs were submitted to the students of state and private schools of Tamil Nadu after three months of research.
The Central Government's Department of Science and Technology and Tamil Nadu Government and Tamilnadu Scientific Movement, together with NGOs, are conducting national level competition in three stages.
Officials said the event was organized for the first time by the disabled children.
A discovery for a friend
The students from Perambalur said that their colleagues were a disadvantaged and that they had designed the 'Easy Walker' device to make it difficult to walk.
"We've prepared a 'Easy Walker' device to walk with our wooden poles, PVC piped pieces and lighter cotton. By using it, our friend can not help other people without interruption, "said Gokulraj and Krupakar.
Interest in recycling recycling
Bharathi, a ninth grade student from Kadalur, has designed photographic frames to simplify the use of electronic devices with his two friends. "We have designed photographic frames with the old model computer and mobile screen. We have created this in a sense that everyone can use it once again, without using the phone immediately, "Sukku Sukin said.
"There is a cost of one billion a year because of lack of state bus"
Tribal students from Anthiyur mountain range in Erode district have no buses and tribal people use private vehicles every day for Rs. In their analysis, they said they have been estimated to spend about one crore.
"From Anuriyur, our village of Kongadu and its surrounding 15 villages of about 1,940 people are spending a week away from the hillside, completing their jobs and returning home, every day for every 100 rupees. Accordingly, we found out that our people are spending less than one crore rupees for a year's budget, "said student Chinnakkannannan and R. Rajkumar.
The students of the same research group said that the Nagaraj and the K.Karthy have been requested to the District Collector and their goal is to provide the bus facility to our villages through their discovery.
Amararajan, a Tamil Nadu science movement, told that this year's national level competition was attended by government school students in rural areas.
"Science Professors, a team of scholars will examine and analyze students' experiences in this competition to increase the interest in science and encourage new innovations. Thirty schemes in Tamil Nadu will be sent to the national examination final, "Amarajan said
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