Science Project Competition for Rural School Children
How to help
Samatva Trust identifies thousands of bright children in their studies but are from economically poor and backward rural areas and provide them with scholarships to continue their education. Please donate. All contributions made will directly go to helping children's education. Your contribution will certainly help alleviate the effects of poverty in families with insufficient funds to give their children the basic education they deserve.
Recent Achievements
Mr. Gururaj, a highly motivated student who is economically poor and lost his father at a young age, worked as a laborer. Samatva identified and recognized his passion for education and decided to help him out. Gururaj has completed Masters of Commerce from the University of Mysuru, Mysuru, India. Currently, he is working as a commerce lecturer in Vidyarashmi first grade college. Savanoor (University of Mangalore, Mangalore, India).
Ms. Maala, a talented student, now a senior nurse in Victoria Hospital in Bengaluru and treats COVID-19 patients.
Samatva's Workshop
Samatva held an education workshop to bring awareness to the importance and the opportunities available to rural children. Around 300 youngsters ages, 14-18 benefited from this.
 First prize winner, DNA |  Discussion with young talents and future scientists of India |
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 Model Rocket Launch by Village Students |  Hadinaru Village, Mysuru district, Karnataka state, India |
 Science Project Demonstration by Students |  High School Hadinaru Village |
 Hadinaru School children |  Advice on studying for final exams by Vishwanath, the vice prinicipal of National College |
 |  Motivational Speech by Vishwanath, Vice Principle of National College, Bengaluru |
 Presentation about research on neuroscience by Dr. Srinivasa Subramaniam, Associate Professor, of the Scripps Research Institute, Florida |  Fun of doing science discussion by Dr. Siddappa Setty, Fellow (Associate Professor), ATREE |
 "Sourya kutumba" meaning solar system description by student |  "Kanthada bala," meaning magnetic field demonstration |
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 "Rasayansastra" Organic chemistry description by student |  |
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 Third prize winner, center of gravity |  |