🌟 Chapter 3: The Science Fair
Months passed. Nayan kept experimenting. He built small models, fixed broken radios, and even repaired his neighbor's fan.
One day, his school announced a district science fair.
Students from big city schools would come.
Many classmates laughed again.
"You'll compete with city students?"
Nayan smiled calmly.
"The sky belongs to everyone."
He decided to present a low-cost solar lamp model—something that could help villages like Shalbon during power cuts.
He worked day and night. His mother brought him warm milk. His father corrected his presentation speech.
The day of the fair arrived.
Big schools had fancy robots and digital screens.
Nayan had a simple wooden board and his solar lamp.
But when judges asked questions, he answered with confidence.
He didn't just explain the model—he explained the problem it solved.
And that made all the difference.