Meerut-born IITian's CodeYogi Foundation wins Rs 10 lakh prize for rural tech education
Prashant Chaudhary, the first IITian from his village near Meerut, founded the CodeYogi Foundation to expand technology and AI literacy among students in rural India. The foundation's smartphone-based learning model has reached more than 350,000 students across nine states at low cost. For this work, Chaudhary received the Rohini Nayyar Prize for rural development, which carries a Rs 10 lakh award. He aims to reach five million students within the next three years by partnering with other organizations.
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