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Smart India Hackathon 2017

Smart India Hackathon 2017
Start Date :
Nov 22, 2016
Last Date :
Feb 01, 2017
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Our Hon’ble Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, envisages a Digital India to bridge the digital divide in our country and further promote digital literacy in order to make ...

Our Hon’ble Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, envisages a Digital India to bridge the digital divide in our country and further promote digital literacy in order to make development a comprehensive mass movement and put governance within everyone’s reach in India.

In order to work towards our PM’s vision, Ministry of HRD, All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) propose the Smart India Hackathon 2017, a unique initiative to identify new and disruptive digital technology innovations for solving the challenges faced by our country. This initiative aim to institutionalize a model for harnessing the creativity and technical expertise of 3.0 + million students for direct benefit of our nation. Mr. Prakash Javadekar, Hon’ble Minister, Ministry of HRD is the Chief Patron of this unique initiative, while Dr. Anil Sahasrabudhe, Chairman, AICTE & Dr. Anand Deshpande, Chairman, Founder & MD, Persistent Systems are the Chairman and Co-chairman of the organizing committee of this initiative respectively. NIC, MyGov, NASSCOM, UGC and Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini are co-organizers in this initiative. Besides this, several union ministries have agreed to be partners in this initiative.

Smart India Hackathon 2017 will be a computer programming competition which will involve all Engineering colleges with a reach to approximately 30 Lakh students from across India. We plan to challenge the students to think out-of-the-box and offer innovative ideas to build smart applications which will help address major real time problems in our country.

This Open Forum has been started so that participants can share their queries, issues and clarifications about the problem statements with Nodal Officers of respective Ministries and Departments.

List of Participating Ministries/ Departments and their Nodal Officers.

Last date of submission is 31st January, 2017.

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Avinash gondkar
Avinash gondkar 9 years 10 months ago
Hello sir I write this because every office don't worry about the human life and human rights because office timing is above 10 hour or 11 hour a day... Do something for human rights and that boy who want to study and job both in a day. But however offices don't give holidays for exams and they give works 11 hour a day to us.... Kindly please do something for 8 hours working time a day for every office because we don't have our growth and the private offices don't care about us
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Veejhay Arvind Bhide
Veejhay Arvind Bhide 9 years 10 months ago
When we deposit any cheque to bank, we have to fill and attach respective bank's slip/challan along with the cheque. If we change the design of the cheque to include MICR of the bank (where the cheque will be deposited) and account number of the depositor, then there will be no need to attach anything else to the cheque. These newly added two fields will be filled up by depositor while depositing the cheque to his/her bank account. This will help reduce administrative efforts and save paper.
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Veejhay Arvind Bhide
Veejhay Arvind Bhide 9 years 10 months ago
When we deposit any cheque to bank, we have to fill and attach respective bank's slip/challan along with the cheque. If we change the design of the cheque to include MICR of the bank (where the cheque will be deposited) and account number of the depositor, then there will be no need to attach anything else to the cheque. These newly added two fields will be filled up by depositor while depositing the cheque to his/her bank account. This will help reduce administrative efforts and save paper.
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SIDDHANT SINGH TOMAR
SIDDHANT SINGH TOMAR 9 years 10 months ago
dear sir, it would be a great idea if you could provide JAN ANDROID MOBILE PHONE at very low cost for poor people of India and it should be linked to their JAN DHAN account. facility of emi from their account should be given to purchase these mobiles. Some good, gov app and user freindly for easily transaction should be installed. if these mobile can be issued from nationalised bank directly against the JAN DHAN addount no. then it would be better option. It will be a step for cashless India.
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kumar
kumar 9 years 10 months ago
dear sir, advise scintists to re design the atm & computers & mobile phone , to regognise human thump impression & adar number / PAN number & eye prints, so that not even debit / credit / any other card required to transfer / remit/ deposit money.....plz think of cashless / cardless future india...future world .....
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Sadanand M C
Sadanand M C 9 years 10 months ago
I have been tracelling from Mysore Border (Bavali) to Calicut, Kerala via Mananthavadi, Kalpetta, Narikkuni and then Calcut. I approached many petrol pumps on way to fill fuel, using my debit card. To my surprise, none was accepting debit card and want to do transaction in cash only. In the interest of the people, in the present situation, all petrol pumps must accept plastic currency and not insist for cash. Please look into this. Last week, I talked to HP authorities too about it.
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Amit Kumar Pandey
Amit Kumar Pandey 9 years 10 months ago
There is enough cash in country.As has been revealed in last couple of days where cores has been foind with criminals in new currency notes.As the cash is directly coming to banks so it is obvious banks are are helping thwm get there black money white.The best option is to stop supply of momey to banks.They can only deposit money but no withdrawals.Remove restriction from ATM withdrawal and ensure sufficient cash in all ATMs across the cointry.The problem will be resolved.
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PANDURANG GOVIND LIMAYE
PANDURANG GOVIND LIMAYE 9 years 10 months ago
2-3 repeats of demonetization of high currency notes after every 5-7 years and cash currency tax on cash withdrawals will reduce tendency to hold cash in high currency notes. Young teachers of cashless transactions will get cash incentives. If their students ID one of them and use the technology for next 3.5 years & avail (subsidy/gift of 5%) stipulated benefits, the teacher will get that (10%of students benefit) incentive.
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Srinivas C
Srinivas C 9 years 10 months ago
People require small denomination cash rather than discounts for usage of Cards. What is todays basic requirement is some small cash. Hence, please enable shop owners to offer some small cash (whatever small amount, it may be) with every card transaction. Please give choice/ freedom to shop owners to enable them to issue some cash in percentage of their choice for every Transaction made on card as if they are purchasing some cash. don't put tax on cash. with this DEMONETISATION will successfull
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