About Jagruthi
A science organisation
built around people.
We help young minds see science not as a distant subject, but as a way to understand their world and shape India’s future.
Our story
Two decades of
ideas in motion.
Jagruthi Youth Association is a science-based, not-for-profit organisation rooted in Telangana and working across India.
Our work grew from a simple conviction: access to good science education and communication gives young people confidence, opens opportunities and strengthens communities.
We organise public science exhibitions, expert seminars, student programmes, workshops and inclusive community initiatives. A network of young scientists, engineers, professionals and social workers works with government institutions, universities, schools, industry and civic partners to take science beyond laboratories and classrooms.
Our reach and purpose
Science education
with a wider social lens.
Jagruthi’s 2025 profile records more than two decades of institutional association and a Hyderabad-based network of around 100 young scientists and engineers.
Our objectives also extend to inclusive development for persons with disabilities, skills for women and young people, rural entrepreneurship and self-reliant communities.
What guides us
Our programmes are designed around access, participation and public value.
Scientific curiosity
Encouraging people to question, explore and think independently.
Inclusive opportunity
Making meaningful science experiences available to diverse communities.
National progress
Connecting young people with India’s scientific achievements and future.
Collaboration
Creating greater impact by working with trusted institutions and experts.
Press coverage
Jagruthi in
the news.
Regional and national press coverage has helped carry the story of Jagruthi’s science outreach, public programmes and student participation to a wider audience.
Our approach
Learn.
Experience.
Participate.
Learn from experts
Seminars and conversations translate complex ideas into accessible knowledge.
Experience science
Exhibitions and demonstrations make research visible, tangible and memorable.
Participate in progress
Competitions, models and public engagement help young people become contributors.