At the age of 14, he took millions in the competition

Washington: Indian-origin student Pranay Varada has set a record. For 14 years he broke the American bumper frize for 50 thousand dollars. He participated in the National Geographic Be Competition and was the first to win a huge amount of Rs 32 lakh cash prize. Last year, he finished runner-up and did not give Chance back to others. For the last ten years, Indian students in the US are going to get this prize.

"There is strong belief that I will win this tournament this time. That's right now. I've been waiting for this for a long time now. Now I enjoy that satisfaction, "he said after completing Pranai National Geographic Bee. Asked if the Takliman Desert was the mountains separating from the Tibetan plateau, Kulun was awarded the prize. Another Indian descent student, Veda Bhattaram, was ranked third in Wisconsin's Thomas Wright Runner-Up. 10 thousand dollars for Bhattaram, Thomas Wright's $ 25,000 prize. This amount is offered to scholarship and other facilities.