Sewa Sankalp Abhiyan
Young Indians solving the everyday problems of their villages, wards and cities — carrying solutions from observation to prototype, pilot and adoption.
About the Challenge
Viksit Bharat @2047 calls for problem-solving at a scale no government can achieve alone. This Challenge turns the energy and spirit of service of India's youth towards problems ordinary citizens face.
Programme film coming soon
From school classrooms to research institutions, participating regions can enter the students they believe in.
Entries are judged on evidence of impact and readiness for adoption, not on presentation polish alone.
Technological solutions and institutional or delivery innovations are assessed on their own strengths.
Strong solutions are connected with mentors, laboratories, pilot funding and the institutions that can adopt them.
Thematic framework
Two tracks, equal standing
Track A
A device, prototype, material, process, software system or engineering solution that can be built, demonstrated and deployed.
Assessed on: Technical soundness, cost, reliability, manufacturability and readiness for field use.
Track B
A new delivery model, service design, financing mechanism, community institution, process re-engineering, or governance and regulatory innovation.
Assessed on: Institutional feasibility, financial sustainability, ease of adoption by an implementing agency and evidence from a pilot.
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Follow institution participation and student solutions across the seven participating States and Union Territories.
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Level 1
School students up to Class XII and introductory-level learners.
Clear observation of a local problem and a simple working solution, or a well-reasoned service or governance idea. A prototype is encouraged but not mandatory.
Level 2
Students of Industrial Training Institutes and Polytechnics.
Hands-on engineering, fabrication, electronics or process solutions. A working prototype under Track A; a costed and field-tested delivery model under Track B.
Level 3
Undergraduate students and above, including postgraduate students and research scholars.
A demonstrated prototype or pilot with a credible pathway to deployment, supported by cost, beneficiaries, timeline, impact and scalability.
Indicative schedule
Partners
Awards & recognition
Recognition details
Award categories, citations, showcase opportunities and partner recognition will be announced with the formal notification.