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Discovery India announces quiz contest for students; winners to get paid trip to NASA
Discovery channel in India has launched the fifth season for its quiz show ‘Discovery School Super League’. The quiz hosted by the channel will have critical thinking, aptitude and general knowledge questions for students. This will become a platform for young learners to compete at the national-level and win accolades for themselves and their school.
The top three teams and their school principals will get a once-in-a-lifetime chance to go on an all-expenses paid trip to NASA. Additionally, the top three teams will receive a generous cash prize and national recognition for appearing on Discovery Network.
The latest season has commenced ground operations of the National-level school quiz with the motto ‘Seekh ke Samjho, samajh ke jeeto’. It targets 10 million students across more than 2000 cities in a new hybrid format.
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