The hackathon will challenge participants to envision a blockchain-powered India, with a focus on smart mobility, energy credits and tradin...

"It is not just a policy document but a reflection of the aspirations of over 130 crore people. A large section of students feel they are j...

"The Smart India Hackathon has emerged as a vibrant forum to ideate and innovate. Naturally, this time our youth would be focussing on the ...

The event received 100 applications from students in Pune and Nashik, of which 40 ideas were finalised. The selected ideas are all at a pro...

The hackathon will enable more applications to be built by participating developers and will give a boost to developers.

In the first two editions, the HRD ministry invited problem statements from ministries and state governments and the students were free to ...

This the second edition of the competition which was first held last year and is organised by the All India Council for Technical Education...

"This applies to governments too...the biggest mistake governments make is to think they alone can bring about change. What brings about ch...

The revenue for the period was up 4.6% sequentially at Rs 761.25 cr

The Prime Minister said that there was a perception about democracy and it was restricted to voting only but this is not the reality.

The Hackathon is an effort in that direction and students can be encouraged to apply knowledge to real-life situations, and find innovative...

The government is hoping to find solutions of nearly 600 social and economic issues through a 36-hour long hackathon involving 10,000 stude...

At the ‘Grand Finale’ nearly 500 youngsters will work non-stop for 36 hours to develop products that can be used for the nation.

Teams with the most promising ideas will be given cash prizes, several months of mentoring, the possibility of joining either the Pears Cha...

"We had a phenomenal response and some great innovations, and we plan to connect these innovators to the incubators that we are partnered w...

Hackathons, or hackfests, are moving beyond generic mainstream technologies such as Android and iOS, to specialised avenues.

Bengaluru is certainly no stranger to hackathons, meet-ups for geeks to show-off by building technology solutions to specific problems.