Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar

From an eight-year-old karting novice to India’s youngest female F4 racer, Shriya Lohia is racing past gender barriers and financial hurdles in pursuit of her F1 dream.

Kota's Aryan Singh (18) developed AgRobot — an AI-powered rover to assist farmers in reducing the burden of farm labour.

Each award carries a medal, a cash prize of Rs 1 lakh, a certificate and a citation. Here's the list of children being awarded along with a summary of their achievements.

From using innovative eco-solutions to create prototypes of green skyscrapers in urban areas to micronutrient testing using a person’s hair, Arunima Sen is making ground-breaking research at both macro and micro levels.

Naisargik Lenka isn't your average 16-year-old preparing for his Class X board exams. He has just won the prestigious Pradhan Mantri Rastriya Bal Puraskar (National Child Award) for his brilliant innovations! #YoungIndia