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Winners of The Change Project 2026

Winners of The Change Project 2026

Winners of The Change Project 2026

Winners of The Change Project 2026
Winners of The Change Project 2026
Winners of The Change Project 2026
Winners of The Change Project 2026
Winners of The Change Project 2026
Winners of The Change Project 2026
Winners of The Change Project 2026
Winners of The Change Project 2026

MET Rishikul Vidyalaya recognized the winners of The Change Project 2026, organized in observance of Nelson Mandela International Day, celebrating the outstanding research, innovation, and teamwork demonstrated by students across the Junior and Senior Groups.

In the Senior Group, the winners were:

First Place: Assam/Northeast – Aarav Ravi Ahuja, Ananya Siddharth Bhoir, Diya Amit Gala, Ethan Bosco Dsouza, Kadeer Faraz Malik, Subramanya Amit Pai, and Suhani Divesh Ranawat.

Second Place: Chandrapur & Nagpur – Agastyaa Ajay Salvi, Amyra Samit Jham, Joshitha Shrivastava, Nevan Anuj Kanakia, Sehrish Zohaib Mansuri, Tanishka Mukesh Jaisingh, and Yohan Anuj Kanakia.

Third Place: Goa – Charvi Yogesh Chawak, Nishra Mehul Shah, Rochelle Dias, Saanvi Akhilesh Singh, Samir Tarun Bijlani, and Zephan Clifford Sequeira.

Fourth Place: Karnataka (Bengaluru) – Alisha Aqil Chinoy, Chehel Sachin Jain, Priyanshi Hitesh Sanghvi, Suhani Shailesh Surana, Veer Manish Shah, and Vvipra Naresh Gaba.

Fifth Place: Vidarbha – Ira Milind Shah, Siya Saurabh Khanzode, Siddharth Abshalome Reuben, Kyra Maulik Koradia, Aryan Tehemtun Driver, and Vivaan Dev Hanna.

In the Junior Group, the winners were:

First Place: Himachal Pradesh – Shanaya Palkar, Shanta Pai, Niharika Joshi, Shanaissa Chheda, and Nirvan Rohra.

Second Place: Rajasthan – Aarna Rahul Karwa, Devansh Prashant Kothari, Dhruv Viral Sukhanandi, Divyaan Sandeep Kataria, and Hir Kalpesh Kothari.

Third Place: Uttarakhand – Hiyasha Manoj Jain, June Shankar, Kabir Sanjay Jumani, Mahie Aditya Deshpande, and Mira Nagesh Wagh.

The projects reflected students' creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and commitment to developing sustainable solutions for real-world environmental and social challenges, reaffirming MRV's commitment to nurturing responsible, innovative, and future-ready learners.