Bhubaneswar,Dec 2:Punam Priyadarshini, a student of Suddhananda School situated at the outskirt of Bhubaneswar, has been qualified for National Children’s Science Congress  (NCSC) for her innovative projects on sustainable development.

Incubating projects on renewable resources including windmills,  Biogas plants and rainwater harvest, miniature-scientist Punam has been nominated to the NCSC, an instructive venture of the National Council for Science and Technology Communication (NCSTC), Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India.

Punam who is a student of STD-XII of Suddhananda School had earlier triggered success in the district-level and state-level Children’s Science Congress. She became a finalist among 26 successful competitors and the only achiever from the Senior Category, beating as many as 125 grooming kid-scientists in the state-level competition organised at Srikrishna International School on November 27.

Authorities of Suddhananda School especially, the Founder of the institution, Swami Suddhananda, Trustee Swami Atmananda, Secretary Manisha Chaitanya,guide-teacher Biswajit Senapati, Madhumita Routray, and Co-ordinator Prof. Dr. Satyanarayan Sahu have expressed accomplishment over the thumping achievements of Punam.

At the same time, Poonam tendered attribution to the teachers and the School Management Committee for her glaring success.