Three Grade 10 students of Sulabh Public School, Delhi, Neeti Jha, Shivashish Nath Roy and Shivam Kumar, brought recognition to the school with their innovative project at the National Level Junior Ideathon 2026, organised by the Atal Community Innovation Centre and Kalasalingam Innovation Foundation, Tamil Nadu, with support from the Atal Innovation Mission (AIM), NITI Aayog.
Competing on a national platform featuring over 450 projects from across India, the students presented their innovative idea, “Humanoid Robot for Compact Disaster-Prone Areas,” inspired by their learning at the Boeing Sukanya STEM Lab.
Their project, developed through the Boeing Sukanya STEM Curriculum, demonstrated the practical application of scientific knowledge, creativity and problem-solving skills to address real-world challenges.
The team also secured patent-related support and monetary assistance to further develop their idea, marking an important milestone in their innovation journey.
This achievement reflects Sulabh Public School’s commitment to fostering scientific curiosity, experiential learning and innovation among students, empowering young minds to develop solutions for a better future.
