CodeSpark 2025 Hackathon Concludes At KBN College
The KLU VC pointed out that over 80 hackathons are organised across India every year. Their purpose is not merely overnight coding, but laying the blueprint for a stronger future.
VIJAYAWADA: India, with its vast knowledge base, rapid strides in technology, and youthful energy, is on the way of emerging as the global hub of innovation, said KL University (KLU) vice chancellor Prof. G.P. Saradhi Varma.
Addressing the valedictory of the 24-hour non-stop CodeSpark 2025 hackathon at KBN College in Vijayawada on Saturday, Prof. Varma observed that industries are not created overnight, nor do they descend from heavens as rare gifts.
“They take shape from the ideas of youth. What begins as a small thought today could transform into a major industry tomorrow,” he remarked, urging students to sharpen their skills for withstanding competition at the global level.
The KLU VC pointed out that over 80 hackathons are organised across India every year. Their purpose is not merely overnight coding, but laying the blueprint for a stronger future. “Innovation thrives where there are problems. The needs of society should become the foundation of your creativity,” he advised the young participants of the CodeSpark 2025 hackathon.
KBN College principal Dr. G. Krishnaveni said as many as 346 teams comprising 1,200 students from 14 states across India took part in the hackathon. College committee president Usirika Umamaheswara Rao stressed on nurturing ideas within the younger generation to compete at the international levels.
Computer Science department head Ravindra presented the programme report. The event concluded distribution of prizes to winners of the hackathon.
