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Over 750 student researchers from 20 universities take part in Anveshan 2026 at Osmania University

Over 750 student researchers from 20 universities take part in Anveshan 2026 at Osmania University
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Osmania University hosted a two-day south zone student research convention, Anveshan 2026, jointly organised with the Association of Indian Universities (AIU), New Delhi.

The event saw participation of 788 student researchers from 20 universities across southern India to showcase research projects, prototypes and interdisciplinary solutions.

Member of NITI Aayog, V. K. Saraswat, attended the valedictory ceremony, and urged students to focus on developing indigenous technologies and aligning research with national priorities.

Vice-Chancellor Kumar Molugaram encouraged young researchers to translate their ideas into practical solutions and explore entrepreneurial opportunities.

The convention featured presentations across seven research domains of engineering, health sciences, agriculture, social sciences, humanities and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, Robotics and 3D printing.

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