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Of the 54 state winners in grades four through eight who are heading to Washington to participate in the 2019 National Geographic GeoBee, some 21, nearly forty percent, are Indian-Americans. Continue reading Nearly forty percent of students competing in 2019 National Geographic GeoBee are of Indian origin
For the seventh consecutive year, an Indian-American kid, Venkat Ranjan, 13, of California was crowned winner of the National Geographic Bee. In second place was Anoushka Buddhikot, 13, of New Jersey and the third place finisher was Vishal Sareddy, 14, of Georgia. Continue reading Indian-American teens make a clean sweep of awards at 2018 National Geographic Bee
Of the 54 state winners ranging in age from 10 to 14 years who are heading to Washington to participate in the 30th annual National Geographic Bee, some 16, nearly thirty percent, are Indian-Americans. Continue reading Nearly thirty percent of students competing in 2018 National Geographic Bee are Indian-Americans
For the sixth consecutive year, the winner of the prestigious National Geographic Bee is an Indian-American kid: Pranay Varada, 14, of Texas. Continue reading Indian-American Teen Pranay Varada Wins 2017 National Geographic Bee
In the championship round of the 29th annual National Geographic Bee, six out of the top ten contestants are Indian-American middle school students. Continue reading Six out of Top Ten Finalists in 2017 National Geographic Bee are of Indian Origin
For five consecutive years, Indian-American students have won the prestigious National Geographic Bee and now twenty whiz kids of Indian origin are competing in the championship event next week in Washington, DC. Continue reading Several Indian-American Whiz Kids Competing in 2017 National Geographic Bee
An Indian-American high school student, Indrani Das, 17, of New Jersey, has won the 2017 Regeneron Science Talent Search for her new approach to traumatic brain injury, bagging the top award of 250,000 dollars. Continue reading Indian-American Teen Indrani Das Wins 2017 Regeneron Science Talent Search
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