Watch /Listen: Q1 I INVENT ME OCT BRAINSTORM HELD ON 9th OCT 2025 by clicking here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fPPynvtd2M During this session, our top performing interns and esteemed dignitaries shared their AIMS (ART, Ideas, Music, Stories and more) #1. Keynote speakers:  We thank our keynote speakers for sharing their experiences and train of thought in line with concepts, practices, and ideas that will help the child develop good ideas and practices and enable them to focus and do well in their studies, pursue their hobbies, and develop good ideas. Gayatri S. Bhat, House Mother, Women and Child Development Department, Hubballi, India.Ms Alison Wijemanne, Director of AMITSU Children’s House Foundation, Sri Lanka.#2.Interns who presented their talent during the session – Sulakshana I SRILANKA CLICS I Song in Sinhala: "Lowe sema ekama deye".This song promotes unity among all humans on our beautiful earth, promoting a message of love and brotherhood.Smitha I INDIA CLICS I Song in Kannada: Yello Adu Yello Kivi Tumbo Raga”. This is a feel-good song that expresses a deep sense of good moments from the past that still echo in our hearts and memories.Aishath I MALDIVES / VAADHOO CLICS I Poem by Aishath: “Together, We Make Sense”. The poet expresses her ideas about the beauty of individuality and the harmony that arises from our differences and reminds us that each person’s unique light and truth contribute to a greater whole, and we should learn and grow with each other.#3. Internship Recognition & Awards – Category #1 - - The institutes from which the maximum number of interns qualify for awards for this year will be recognised at the end of the year. State Home for Women and Child Development Department, Karnataka -INDIA CLICS: I Number of interns who have qualified #8.AMITSU Children's Home - SRILANKA CLICS : I Number of interns who have qualified #7.Children's Home for Boys, a District Child Protection Unit department. Karnataka - INDIA CLICS I Number of interns who have qualified #6Govt. High school Gokul - INDIA CLCIS: I Number of interns who have qualified #6.Category #2 - NEW interns who joined this past quarter and have won the annual scholarship for their efforts: This is in alphabetical order and not ranking. Congratulations to each one of you! 1. Ashwini I INDIA CLICS IOrganic Horticulture Project 2. Dharshan I INDIA CLICS I Organic Horticulture Project 3 . Durga I INDIA CLICS I Organic Horticulture Project 4 . Fakkiresh I INDIA CLICS I Organic Gardening Project (Medicinal Plants and Trees) 5. Laxsmi I INDIA CLICS I Organic Horticulture Project 6. Linggapa I INDIA CLICS I Organic Horticulture Project 7. Manjunath I INDIA CLICS I Organic Horticulture Project 8. Megha I INDIA CLICS I Organic Horticulture Project 9 . Minaxshi I INDIA CLICS I Organic Horticulture Project 10. Muskan I INDIA CLICS I Organic Horticulture Project 11 . Punit I INDIA CLICS Organic Gardening Project (Medicinal Plants and Trees) 12. Razia I INDIA CLICS I Organic Horticulture Project 13. Ravi I INDIA CLICS I Organic Horticulture Project 14. Rupali I INDIA CLICS I Organic Horticulture Project 15. Sahana I INDIA CLICS I Organic Horticulture Project 16 . Sashikumar I INDIA CLICS Organic Horticulture Project 17 . Soumya I INDIA CLICS I Organic Horticulture Project Category #3 - The top performers for the past quarter (ending Sep 30) in contention for annual cash awards (in addition to the annual scholarship/grant): This is in alphabetical order and not ranking. Aishath - MALDIVES CLCIS - For her dedicated efforts in the Coral Saving and Plantation Project aimed at safeguarding marine life.Aniket - INDIA CLICS - For his innovative idea of Smart Spectacles designed to assist the visually impaired by enhancing their safety during commutes and helping them avoid accidents.Basavva - INDIA CLICS : 3 Sessions conducted in Senior Citizen Literacy ProgramKavya - INDIA CLICS : 3 Sessions conducted in Senior Citizen Literacy ProgramNaveen - INDIA CLICS - For his innovative idea of developing a smart irrigation pump that can automatically switch on and off by sensing soil conditions, and for successfully creating a working prototype.Nethmi - SRILANKA LCICS -For teaching mathematics to the children in need in AIMITSU Children's Home Foundation. She conducted #12 such sessions that have been broadcast live. Shankar - INDIA CLICS - For bringing his idea to life by creating a prototype for the Alcohol Sensor-Based Vehicle Engine Lock System to enhance road safety.Soubhagaya -INDIA CLICS : 3 Sessions conducted in Senior Citizen Literacy ProgramThushara - SRI LANKA LCICS - For teaching English and Technology to the children in need in AIMITSU Children's Home Foundation. He has conducted #12 such sessions that have been broadcast live.