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  by Pranita Kurani  Ø    Two-day finale of Prayoga’s student research programme celebrates curiosity, scientific inquiry and the next generation of researchers Ø    Four projects emerged as the top-performing projects among the 20 research projects presented at Anveshana 2026, Bengaluru, August 23, 2026: What happens when school students are given the freedom, mentorship and resources to conduct advanced research using state of the art facilities with real world applications?  Anveshana 2026 offered a compelling answer. The two-day finale of Anveshana 2026, the student research programme of Prayoga Institute of Education Research, brought together 61 young researchers presenting 20 independent research projects showcasing the depth, diversity and rigour of scientific inquiry possible at the school level – from grades 9 to 12. This year, students from across India including Leh participated in this five month  research programme. The final stage...