Meet Kausalya of Buharu village in Ajmer District of Rajasthan. She is 19 , a 'solar engineer' and an effective troubleshooter. At 13 she was elected 'Prime Minister' in the Bal Sansad of the 50 schools in her district.
More:http://www.goodnewsindia.com/Pages/content/newsclip/story/123_0_2_0_C/

Films produced by young students from Burkina Faso, India, Israel, Mexico and Romania to promote peace will now be exhibited internationally and online.The perceptions of young minds on global issues like conflict and violence are reflected through these films.
More: http://www.digitalopportunity.org/link/gotolink/addhit/53986

It is more hot here with a lesser degree of humidity.With big monuments and tombs,Delhi stands with its grandeur and beautifullness. I have left Wigan and Kolkata with a very sweet memory and joined OneWorld South Asia with the responsibility of editing its global portal DOC Channel.
it is really exciting to be here with colleagues - Ajay, Geeta,Joba,Mukesh,Shaddy,Kedar,Naimur,Ruth,Prem,Sukhmani,Rahul ,Aman and many others here in Delhi and other OW places.

Source: Posting of Sunil Abraham(sunil at mahiti.org)at BytesForAll group(http://www.bytesforall.org).

Red Hat Scholarships -- The Open Source Challenge, conducted jointly with the Kanwal Rekhi School of Information Technology, IIT Bombay.


The Program

Red Hat Scholarships is the first ever open source program of its kind in the world designed to encourage young talent and spread the open source philosophy that has created world class software like Linux, Apache and many other programs.

We believe that India can make an immense contribution to the open source community world wide. The Red Hat Scholarships are focused on solving practical, real-life problems that are of importance to Linux users worldwide. The experience of participating in Red Hat Scholarships will therefore help the students when they graduate and become part of the information technology industry.
More:http://www.in.redhat.com/community/rhscholarship.php