<p>The students of Government High School at Niluvagilu in Chikkamagaluru district bagged the first prize for their project ‘Multipurpose Solar Crop Dryer’ in the Karnataka School Innovation Program 2022-23 grand finale held here on Monday.</p>.<p>The Multipurpose Solar Crop Dryer was designed by using a poly-carbonate frame structure of rods, an air blower and solar panels. This is eco-friendly and useful for both small and large farmers, the school team said.</p>.<p>Speaking about the model, Adyathma Gowda H V, one of the team members said, “We were able to design the model with the help of our teacher by using locally available materials.”</p>.<p>The second prize was bagged by the students of Government Higher Primary School, Devagalli, Mysuru district, for their model ‘Waste Plastic Bottle Wall’. </p>.<p>A ‘Low-Cost Home Vegetable Grower’, designed by students of Government Higher Primary School, Belni, Uttara Kannada, got the third prize.</p>.<p>The school innovation program in Karnataka is a collaborative initiative between the state government, Unicef, YuWaah, Inqui-Lab Foundation and Seventh Talent Solutions. The grand finale was held at Christ University.</p>
<p>The students of Government High School at Niluvagilu in Chikkamagaluru district bagged the first prize for their project ‘Multipurpose Solar Crop Dryer’ in the Karnataka School Innovation Program 2022-23 grand finale held here on Monday.</p>.<p>The Multipurpose Solar Crop Dryer was designed by using a poly-carbonate frame structure of rods, an air blower and solar panels. This is eco-friendly and useful for both small and large farmers, the school team said.</p>.<p>Speaking about the model, Adyathma Gowda H V, one of the team members said, “We were able to design the model with the help of our teacher by using locally available materials.”</p>.<p>The second prize was bagged by the students of Government Higher Primary School, Devagalli, Mysuru district, for their model ‘Waste Plastic Bottle Wall’. </p>.<p>A ‘Low-Cost Home Vegetable Grower’, designed by students of Government Higher Primary School, Belni, Uttara Kannada, got the third prize.</p>.<p>The school innovation program in Karnataka is a collaborative initiative between the state government, Unicef, YuWaah, Inqui-Lab Foundation and Seventh Talent Solutions. The grand finale was held at Christ University.</p>