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The Ministry of Education and AICTE honored the outstanding winners of Smart India Hackathon (SIH) 2025 at WeSchool Mumbai, marking a milestone in India’s innovation movement. Winning teams received ₹1.5 lakh each, while runner-ups earned ₹25,000 WeSchool Inspiration Awards.
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Event Highlights
| Metric | Achievement |
|---|---|
| Idea Submissions | 72,165 from 68,766 teams |
| Participating Institutes | 2,587 across India |
| Finalist Teams | 1,360 (8,160 students) |
| Problem Statements | 271 from Ministries/PSUs |
| Nodal Centres | 60 (42 software, 18 hardware) |
| Winner Prize | ₹1,50,000 per team |
| Runner-up Prize | ₹25,000 per team |
Unprecedented National Scale
Smart India Hackathon 2025 reached record participation with 1,365 mentors guiding finalist teams to develop solutions for challenges issued by government ministries, state departments, PSUs, and leading industries. The 60 nodal centres operated simultaneously nationwide, reflecting the Ministry of Education’s commitment to nurturing innovation aligned with Viksit Bharat @2047.
WeSchool Winners Announced
Under the Ministry of Defence’s “Secure Closed Group Communication Platform” challenge, Team Coding Krew led by Rudra Prasad M L from Chennai Institute of Technology, Tamil Nadu, claimed victory, while Team Humble led by T Preetham Reddy from Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology, Telangana, secured runner-up.
For “AI-enabled Cyber Incident & Safety Web Portal for Defence,” Team Black Order led by Sai Shravan P from SRM Valliammai Engineering College, Tamil Nadu, won first place, with Team BruteForce_X led by Mohit Rathore from IPS Academy, Indore, as runner-up.
The Ministry of Railways challenge saw Team nyx, led by Mihir Mahesh Phalke from Somaiya Vidyavihar University, Mumbai, take the top spot, while Team The Avalanche, led by Riya Saraf from Faculty Nature Care Sanganthan’s Group of Institutions, Jabalpur, finished runner-up.
WeSchool’s Innovation Mission
Prof. Dr. Uday Salunkhe, Group Director of WeSchool, emphasized: “Innovation and collaboration are central to our philosophy. Smart India Hackathon aligns perfectly with our mission of nurturing professionals who can solve real-world challenges, offering students a unique opportunity to work with government ministries and industry experts.”
WeSchool provides incubation, mentorship, and access to funding and technology resources, supporting the Prime Minister’s vision of youth-led nation-building.
Building India’s Innovation Ecosystem
The winning teams demonstrated strong technical proficiency combined with deep understanding of governance systems, national infrastructure priorities, and emerging digital frameworks critical to India’s future. Their solutions addressed real-world problems across defense, railways, and government operations.
With continued support from the Ministry of Education, AICTE, and institutions like WeSchool, Smart India Hackathon remains a cornerstone of India’s innovation movement, strengthening the foundation for a technologically advanced, self-reliant, and globally competitive nation.
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