NEW YORK, Aug. 28, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- CSharpCorner, a global community for software developers, is preparing India's next generation of tech leaders through HackIndia, a series of hackathons aimed at equipping students with Web3 skills. Running from May to October 2024, HackIndia will involve over 9,000 students from 55 universities across India, competing for $150K in prizes.Web3, the decentralized evolution of the internet, promises to reshape online interactions through blockchain technology. CSharpCorner recognizes the importance of educating students in this area to ensure they are future leaders in this space.Through hackathons, workshops, and mentorship at Indian universities, CSharpCorner fosters innovation and meets the growing demand for Web3 education. "India's developer community has the potential to shape the global Web3 ecosystem," said Mahesh Chand, Founder and CEO of CSharpCorner. "HackIndia gives students the tools, resources, and mentorship they need to succeed."Thousands of HackIndia participants are gaining hands-on experience, expert guidance, and exposure to the latest Web3 and blockchain technologies

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