Four government PU students selected for ‘Sakura Science Program 2026’ in Japan
Four students from government pre-university colleges in Karnataka have been selected for the 'Sakura Science Program 2026' in Japan. The program aims to enhance scientific exploration among young learners and is part of the India-Japan exchange initiative. A total of 56 students from across India were chosen, with a rigorous selection process based on academic performance.
- ▪The selected students are Ashwitha K.H., Namratha Bai, Rohith D.S., and Akash Uday Harikant.
- ▪The program will take place in Japan from May 24 to May 30, 2026.
- ▪Students must be recipients of the National Means cum Merit Scholarship to participate.
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Rohith D.S. from Government PU College Arasikere. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Namratha Bai from Adarsha Government PU College, K.R. Nagar. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Akash Uday Harikant from Government PU College Kumta town. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Four students from government pre-university colleges of Karnataka have been selected to participate in the ‘Sakura Science Program 2026’, which is being held in Japan from May 24 to May 30.The students selected are Ashwitha K.H., of Government PU College Shringeri, Namratha Bai from Adarsha Government PU College, K.R.
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