PANJIM: Uninor announced the winners of its ‘Internet for All Challenge’ at the finale of the competition, held in New Delhi. The ideas Battle Out, Facial Recognition and Safe City have been shortlistedafter a couple of rounds by the jury consisting of Rita Soni, CEO, Nasscom Foundation’ JavedSayed, Editor-Delhi, The Economic Times; Sigvald T Hauge, Deputy Chief of Mission, Norway Embassy; SigveBrekke, EVP and Head of the Telenor Asia and Morten K Sorby, CEO of Uninor. The top two winners Swati Sachdeva (Battle Out) and NipunMatreja (Facial Recognition)will get an opportunity to represent the country at the Telenor Youth Summit 2014, to be held in Oslo, Norway, in association with the Nobel Peace Center. They will also be getting a cash prize is Rs 1 lakh and Rs 50,000 respectively as a fund to develop their idea further. The competition witnessed participation from over 600 youth across the country. After couple of rounds of shortlisting, seven finalists from six operating circles and Delhi were chosen for the grand finale held in Delhi.
Uninor declares winners of ‘Internet For All Challenge’
