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15-Year-Old Indian-Origin Boy In Google Science Fair Finals For "Smart Street Light"
A Dubai-based Indian boy has ranked among the top 100 regional finalists for the Google Science Fair global contest for his project to make street lights smarter, according to media reports.
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2 Indian Teens Among Global Finalists At Google Science Fair
Two Indians and four other Indian-origin teenagers are among the 16 global finalists for the sixth annual 'Google Science Fair 2016' who will compete for the USD 50,000 scholarship.
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Barack Obama Lauds Indian-American Student During 'Astronomy Night'
US President Barack Obama has lauded a budding Indian-American astronomy buff who has the distinction of being the first person to be a Global Finalist in Google Science Fair twice.
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Panipat Teen Develops Device to Convert Breath Into Words
Arsh Shah Dilbagi aka Robo, a 16-year-old student of DAV Public School, Panipat has been selected as one of the top 15 Google Science Fair 2014 global finalists for his invention - Talk.
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15-Year-Old Indian-Origin Boy In Google Science Fair Finals For "Smart Street Light"
A Dubai-based Indian boy has ranked among the top 100 regional finalists for the Google Science Fair global contest for his project to make street lights smarter, according to media reports.
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2 Indian Teens Among Global Finalists At Google Science Fair
Two Indians and four other Indian-origin teenagers are among the 16 global finalists for the sixth annual 'Google Science Fair 2016' who will compete for the USD 50,000 scholarship.
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Barack Obama Lauds Indian-American Student During 'Astronomy Night'
US President Barack Obama has lauded a budding Indian-American astronomy buff who has the distinction of being the first person to be a Global Finalist in Google Science Fair twice.
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Panipat Teen Develops Device to Convert Breath Into Words
Arsh Shah Dilbagi aka Robo, a 16-year-old student of DAV Public School, Panipat has been selected as one of the top 15 Google Science Fair 2014 global finalists for his invention - Talk.
