Mandal-Level Chekumuki Science Samburaalu Held at TGRS(G), Hasanparthy

Hasanparthy, November 21, 2025: The Jana Vignana Vedika (JVV), Hanamkonda district, organized the Mandal-Level Chekumuki Science Talent Test at the Telangana Residential School for Girls (TGRS-G), Hasanparthy, on Friday.
Speaking as the chief guest, Prof. L. Krishnanad from NIT Warangal emphasized that science forms the foundation of all development in nature. He stated that without science, engineering and technology cannot exist. Explaining the role of scientific inquiry, he said that science explores the natural world through observation and experimentation and fosters innovative ideas. He also highlighted recent advancements in astronautical research.
Guest of Honour Dr. D. Prabhakara Chary, Associate Professor of Chemistry at KITS Warangal and JVV District Executive Member, stressed the need for indigenous innovations to strengthen India’s scientific progress. He urged young students to follow the scientific method to overcome superstitions and adopt homegrown technologies that contribute to national development and the well-being of future generations.
Hasanparthy MEO, Sri A. Srinivas Reddy, stated that technology represents the practical application of scientific innovation for societal benefit. He encouraged students to adopt sustainable practices to maintain good health and build self-esteem.
The inaugural session was presided over by Dr. M. Sarangapani, President of JVV Hasanparthy, who advised students to rely more on textbooks than mobile phones to gain knowledge, skills, and ownership of learning.
The event was attended by TGRS(G) Principal Smt. K. Indumathi, teachers K. Rajagopal, V. Leelavathi, G. Arunkumar, K. Rajakumari, JVV executive members, event coordinator Srin Nagaraju, GS JVV HSP N. Ashok, Pasha, Sarangapani, student leaders, and around 150 students from over 70 schools, along with 20 teachers.
The program concluded with the slogan:
“Science for People! Science for Peace!! Science for Progress!!!”