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Students showcase innovative skills at "Ideathon 2026,"
Codevidya India Pvt. Ltd., in collaboration with South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL), organized "Ideathon 2026" in the auditorium of DAV Public School, Vasant Vihar. The top 10 selected teams presented their startup ideas. Students presented practical and innovative solutions to real-life problems through robots and various prototypes.
The students, using a well-coordinated combination of hardware and software, created projects that address everyday problems while also addressing future needs. All teams presented their projects to judges and guests, who evaluated them based on the originality of the idea, technical understanding, and usability of the solution.
This project was developed by Codevidya. In collaboration with SECL, this program is being run in all nine DAV schools operated under SECL. Under this program, students are provided with skill-based education in areas such as digital marketing, data analytics, financial literacy, artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, and entrepreneurship.
The chief guest at the program was Biranchi Das, Director (Human Resources), SECL. He praised the innovative ideas and models presented by the students and encouraged them.
In a media interaction, Das stated that children are the future of the country, and platforms like this provide them with an opportunity to showcase their talents and advance. He stated that efforts are being made at various levels to promote innovation and new talent in the country. These young innovators can play a crucial role in solving future challenges facing human life in various fields.
Smart Watch for Dogs Wins First Prize
After evaluation, the winning teams were announced. The idea for "Smart Watch for Dogs" was awarded the first prize, with an incentive of ₹50,000. The e-learning platform with AI teachers was awarded ₹30,000 as the second prize, while the "Nyaya Mitra" one-stop platform designed to solve legal problems for common people was awarded ₹20,000 as the third prize.
"Students should become job creators, not job seekers"
Codevidya founder Shivaram said that the initiative aims to inspire students to become job creators, not just job seekers. He added that "My School My Startup" is an effort to develop entrepreneurship, innovation, and problem-solving among students.
DAV Public School Principal K Parthipan said that the robots and prototypes presented by the students showcase their creativity and technical understanding. At the end of the program, Codevidya Project Manager Chaitanya expressed his gratitude to the guests, teachers, parents, and students.
The students, using a well-coordinated combination of hardware and software, created projects that address everyday problems while also addressing future needs. All teams presented their projects to judges and guests, who evaluated them based on the originality of the idea, technical understanding, and usability of the solution.
This project was developed by Codevidya. In collaboration with SECL, this program is being run in all nine DAV schools operated under SECL. Under this program, students are provided with skill-based education in areas such as digital marketing, data analytics, financial literacy, artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, and entrepreneurship.
The chief guest at the program was Biranchi Das, Director (Human Resources), SECL. He praised the innovative ideas and models presented by the students and encouraged them.
In a media interaction, Das stated that children are the future of the country, and platforms like this provide them with an opportunity to showcase their talents and advance. He stated that efforts are being made at various levels to promote innovation and new talent in the country. These young innovators can play a crucial role in solving future challenges facing human life in various fields.
Smart Watch for Dogs Wins First Prize
After evaluation, the winning teams were announced. The idea for "Smart Watch for Dogs" was awarded the first prize, with an incentive of ₹50,000. The e-learning platform with AI teachers was awarded ₹30,000 as the second prize, while the "Nyaya Mitra" one-stop platform designed to solve legal problems for common people was awarded ₹20,000 as the third prize.
"Students should become job creators, not job seekers"
Codevidya founder Shivaram said that the initiative aims to inspire students to become job creators, not just job seekers. He added that "My School My Startup" is an effort to develop entrepreneurship, innovation, and problem-solving among students.
DAV Public School Principal K Parthipan said that the robots and prototypes presented by the students showcase their creativity and technical understanding. At the end of the program, Codevidya Project Manager Chaitanya expressed his gratitude to the guests, teachers, parents, and students.
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