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The Hindu
The Hindu
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Special Correspondent

Trust’s efforts to promote knowledge about birds among students

Minds United for Health Sciences and Humanity, a registered public charitable Trust in Mysuru, has announced a pilot project to promote knowledge about birds among students of schools and colleges in Chamarajanagar and Bidar districts.

In a statement here, the Trust said it will organise free bird talks and bird watch programmes, online or offline, for students as well as teachers, besides essay, drawing or painting competition for students from Class V to X. Attractive prizes will be given away by the Trust.

For colleges, the Trust said it will provide free scholarships upto ₹3,000 for enthusiastic degree students, who successfully complete the free basic course in ornithology, which has been introduced as part of SWAYAM, the National Programme on Technology Enabled Learning (NPTEL), a project of Government of India’s Ministry of Human Resource Development.

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