We are extremely proud of our student Nikhiya Shamsher, who is one of the 3 Indian students in the Finals of the fourth Breakthrough Junior Challenge, a global science challenge that gives out $400,000 in prizes to the winner.

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“As India invests in its tribal heartlands, especially in regions like southern Chhattisgarh, road development must be part of a broader effort to extend justice, dignity, and opportunity. The goal is not merely movement but belonging. To build roads, then, is to build peace.”

— Pavan Mamidi, The Hindu (11/9)

“India has no operating system, database, or other foundational software that it builds and can trust completely. This leaves the country dependent on external sources that its cannot control or trust. However, the path to independence is not as difficult as it might seem. The open-source model offers a path to a solution. India can create its own versions of Linux and Android that are safe and free of backdoors. It is possible for a dedicated group of professionals to do this.”

— P.J.Narayanan, The Hindu (10/9)

Our Star Student Reaches the Finals of Breakthrough Junior Challenge

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