Obama praised the project for Indian students
Washington. U.S. President Barack Obama at the White House Science Fair Projects Science student of Indian-American fiercely appreciated.Portland resident, 17-year-old Meghna Rao Obama said, "We are proud of you. Keep the good work the same way. "The project was based on Meghna charcoal. The exhibition was attended by 30 teams of students across the country. American Natural History Museum Necrlist Young Award winner Meghna Jesuit high school student in 2013. In addition, a non - profit organization that runs the Portland Junior Scientists.
According to the White House for high school students through their organization science experiments that connects youth of deprived areas. Its aim is to encourage higher education. Portland junior scientist was introduced in 2011. According to White House Award winning hard work made the Meghna. Pepsi Re - Fresh Project on behalf of his organization to five thousand dollars [about two lakh 71 thousand rupees] has given a grant.
Washington. U.S. President Barack Obama at the White House Science Fair Projects Science student of Indian-American fiercely appreciated.Portland resident, 17-year-old Meghna Rao Obama said, "We are proud of you. Keep the good work the same way. "The project was based on Meghna charcoal. The exhibition was attended by 30 teams of students across the country. American Natural History Museum Necrlist Young Award winner Meghna Jesuit high school student in 2013. In addition, a non - profit organization that runs the Portland Junior Scientists.
According to the White House for high school students through their organization science experiments that connects youth of deprived areas. Its aim is to encourage higher education. Portland junior scientist was introduced in 2011. According to White House Award winning hard work made the Meghna. Pepsi Re - Fresh Project on behalf of his organization to five thousand dollars [about two lakh 71 thousand rupees] has given a grant.
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