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Onam 2015, Technopark has come up with yet another way to extend whole hearted support thus to bring smiles in innocent children. On this venture, Technopark associate with Kerala Gandhi Samark Nidhi, Thycaud, Trivandrum where in the centre would arrange the first set of "OnaNanma" disbursed on 25th August 2015 at 4 pm in the evening in the presence of children with their parents along with Gandhi Samark Nidhi volunteers and Technopark authorities from Park Centre and representatives from IT community within Technopark.
The Campaign is named as "OnaNanma" where you initiate the first step, take a "click" of your OnaNanma drop in and then in turn challenge five of your dear friends via post at Technopark Official Facebook page under ‪#TPOnaNanmaChallenge‬. Surprise gifts awaits for the best three from all who participate in #TPOnaNanmaChallenge via lucky draw. Winners along with their #TPOnaNanmaChallenge photo will be displayed in Technopark Official Facebook page.
The Campaign "OnaNanmaChallenge" is open for all employees/employers individually thus challenging their dear friends individually. Similarly companies also can challenge other companies within the park.
Campaign "OnaNanmaChallenge" is open from 18th August 2015 till 12 noon, 25th August 2015.
"OnaNanmaChallenge" would target 500 families.
Lets begin, Lets imbibe the spirit of Onam...
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Techies with whole spirit of patriotism and joy celebrated the Nation’s greatest day paying tribute to the great minds behind our country’s glory. AGM of Technopark, Madhavan Praveen hoisted the flag setting the celebration vigor.
VISION 2020 TO BRIDGE THE DIGITAL DIVIDE
Leveraging the phenomenal initiatives aimed at making Kerala a ‘Digitally Empowered’ society, the state government has now set in motion an ambitious policy framework that aims to bridge the digital divide by 2020 and make it the country’s first ‘digitally literate’ state. The key objectives of ‘Bridging the Digital Divide – Vision 2020’ include transforming Kerala into a digital knowledge society to achieve sustainable economic growth, making accessible the digital infrastructure to all at affordable cost, attracting more investments and promoting the IT export of the state.
Another major objective of Vision 2020 is to ensure that the various e-services offered by the government are availed by the people and achieve social harmony and high quality of life for all, with inclusion of disadvantaged sections of society, said  P K Kunhalikutty, Hon'ble Minister for Industries and IT. Vision 2020 has the potential to ensure willful participation of all sections of the society which, in turn, would prevent the less privileged from getting marginalized. It is also aimed at promoting entrepreneurship and generating more employment opportunities for the youth,” he pointed out.
The Kerala Road Safety Hackathon is a partnership initiative between the World Bank, IFC and AXA, in association with the Kerala Road Safety Authority and Department of Information Technology, supported by AngelHack and ‪GTech‬.
The event will gather 125 to 150 talented developers from all over India. Participants will have 24 hours to build working technology and create solutions pertaining to road safety.
Date: 22nd and 23rd August, 2015
Venue: Trivandrum, Kerala
A pre-hackathon virtual session (webinar) will be held on 19th August, 2015.
A NOTE OF THANKS...
Mr. G. Vijyaraghavan honoured and thanked the great minds behind this ambitious plan. He was talking on the wide contributions by Shri K.P.P. Nambiar, Shri E.K. Nayanar, Shri K.R. Gowriamma.
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
A misty morning does not signify a cloudy day...
UST Global campus @ Technopark Phase II
Photo: Justine S Lopez
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