Google invites Jodhpur boy to California headquarter
This Jodhpur boy is all set to become an inspiration for young India. Aditya Maheshwari has been chosen among 50 computer experts from across the globe by the Google for its ‘Mentor Summit’ to be held at it’s headquarter in California on October 20-21 this year.
Aditya, who will be presenting a paper on ‘How to attract youth for contribution in development cycle of open source world’, has been chosen by the internet giant as a student mentor of ‘Google Summer of Code 2012’ for playing an exemplary role as the on-line project guide on the international level.
The objective of this summit is to bring together the mentors of the Google Summer of Code 2012. It is a global program that offers student developers stipends to write code for various open source software projects. Google holds a reputed position in open source community.
Indian brain has always been an influence in today’s technology. Aditya Maheshwari has shown an inspirational example. He is one of the two Indian selected by Google and also is the youngest of all the participants.
“There will be three components of this summit, which are how to improve the program, how Google can do more for open source and how mentors and representatives of development communities can help one another,” states an overjoyed Maheshwari in Jodhpur.
