Agastya's Sandesh - Nov 2025
- Jashwanth HT
- Nov 10
- 1 min read
Updated: Nov 11
National Recognition for Innovative Experiment
The Prime Minister of Sri Lanka, Harini Nireka Amarasuriya, visited Agastya’s Science Center in Delhi, where she explored learning spaces and interacted with the team. She witnessed Agastya’s hands-on learning in action, watched children engage with science models, and expressed her appreciation for how these experiences are sparking curiosity and imagination in young minds across India.
Young Innovators from the Design Thinking Program Shine on a Global Stage
Children from Agastya’s design thinking programs shined at the Invent Future Global Innovation Challenge, which brought together over 250 participants from 34 countries.
Among 30 global finalists, four projects created by Agastya children stood out: Easing the Journey of Delivery Workers (from the Innovation-on-Bike Program supported by Adobe), Innovative Wheelchair for Limb-Impaired Users, Biodegradable Care: Creating Eco-Friendly Sanitary Pads, and Smart Dustbin (from the Innovation Hub supported by LSI India Research & Development Pvt. Ltd).
Their ideas reflect curiosity, creativity, and confidence, designing solutions that not only solve real-world problems but also inspire change.
Parents Experience the Impact of Digi-Kshetra's Tech-Driven Learning
Agastya believes that parents play a vital role in a child’s learning journey. To deepen this connection, parents were invited to the Digi-Kshetra Center in Peenya to experience digital learning for themselves. They explored how their children engage with robotics, programming, artificial intelligence, and other activities through immersive, hands-on sessions, giving them a closer look at the future-ready skills their children are building.
