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The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) announced its 2025 Distinguished Alumni Awards, recognising scientists for breakthrough work in fields like astrobiology and microbiome research. The list also honors V. Muralidharan for his social work in transforming rural lives through the Sevalaya Charitable Trust.
Tushar, a second-year engineering student from Bengaluru, won the 'Samsung Solve for Tomorrow' competition for creating 'Percevia', an AI-powered navigation device for the visually impaired. The innovation, developed with feedback from blind schools, earned him a ₹25 lakh grant to further his work.

The inaugural Archery Premier League (APL) was recognized at the India Sports Awards 2025 for reimagining archery as a dynamic, spectator-friendly sport. The league was praised for its gender-balanced format and for creating a new professional platform for Indian archers.

The Centre for Wildlife Studies (CWS) has officially joined the Shikshagraha movement to embed environmental consciousness into India's public school system. They will co-create curriculum resources and lead an 'Environment Sub-Collective' to foster wildlife awareness among thousands of students.

Clean-air activist Jai Dhar Gupta, disillusioned by Delhi’s pollution, is rewilding 32 acres near Rajaji Tiger Reserve into a private biosphere, planting native species and restoring degraded land as a living example of climate hope and personal reinvention. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}

In Changlangshu, Nagaland, a village biodiversity committee and school eco-club have rallied the Konyak community to curb hunting, restore community forests and document local wildlife, showing how youth leadership can bring degraded landscapes back to life. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

Once endangered by rampant poaching, Assam’s Manas National Park has been revived by ex-poachers who now protect wildlife, run eco-tourism homestays and teach conservation to local children, turning a conflict zone into a thriving community-led sanctuary. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

A new report describes how Indian researchers and startups are using AI tools—from 3D mapping to pattern recognition—to document, restore and safeguard heritage sites. The technology is revealing hidden details and creating digital archives so future generations can experience fragile monuments.







