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Delhi Students Blast Off to US Space Science Workshop
11 Jul
Summary
- Five Delhi government school students will attend a US space science workshop.
- Students were selected from over 400 applicants in a rigorous process.
- The workshop is part of the Saksham initiative for STEM education.
Five students from Delhi government schools are set to attend a Space Science Workshop at the US Space and Rocket Center in October-November 2026. They were chosen from more than 400 applicants after a competitive selection process that included STEM assessments and project evaluations.
The workshop is part of the Saksham initiative, a Delhi government program in collaboration with Honeywell Technologies, aimed at enhancing STEM education for girls in government and government-aided schools.
This initiative currently operates in 12 schools and plans to expand its reach to approximately 12,000 students by 2029. The program is also being implemented in Pune, Bengaluru, and Gurugram, extending STEM learning opportunities beyond Delhi.
During their week-long stay, students will engage in practical sessions and interactive workshops at the US Space and Rocket Center, gaining international exposure and deepening their understanding of space science.
