Question
Which IITâs student from India has won the Gold Medal
at the World Government Summit in Dubai?Solution
Students of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Indore have won the gold medal at the World Government Summit in Dubai. Along with this, AED 1 million has also been granted to them. Niyati Totala and Neel Kalpeshkumar Parikh of IIT Indore were bestowed with prestigious medals by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. These students developed the blockchain-based receipt generation app âBlock Billâ. Annual awards such as the âM-Gov Awardâ and âGovTech Awardâ by the Government of UAE are a part of the World Government Summit.
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