WITH the status of Delhi University’s reopening, along with the rest of the country’s educational infrastructure, literally and figuratively, still up in the air, Indian college students across the boards are missing out on the uniquely collegiate period of young adulthood, and its consequences remain to be seen. Thankfully, generation Z is tech-savvy enough to make things happen, and one of the tools they can recently avail of is #14DaysOfScenes Challenge, created as a part of their Delhi University-centric campaign, by Scenes by Avalon.
The home-grown next-gen community platform that “connects like-minded people and fosters communities of all shapes and sizes,” is currently hosting Hansraj College as a part of their pilot project. Scenes by Avalon, which has been founded by serial entrepreneurs Var un Mayya, Shashank Udupa, and Abhinav Arora, has already surpassed 9M voice minutes since its launch and has 50,000+ users and 2000+ live communities. Out of the 500+ entries to the challenge, Hansraj College Societies were exclusively chosen to be apart of this challenge.
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