Nandika is a dedicated, diligent, and motivated high school student with a passion for biology and medicine. She demonstrates dedication, success, and experience in this field from ranking in numerous STEM competitions at national, state-wide, and regional levels. Showing her passion by teaching younger students both internationally and locally about subjects such as computer science and biology through the local organization she founded Scratchathon For Kids. Nandika aspires to support students (particularly women and girls) in rural communities of India. With hopes of helping them on their journeys to success, she strives to assist them in achieving even their greatest ambition.

Mr K Jayaprakash born in paramathi village in agriculture family from Namakkal district of Tamilnadu India .Now he is presently working as Assistant Professor / programmer in the Department of Computer and Information Science and Deputy Director of IQAC, Annamalai University which is 90 years old. The University is located in Chidambaram , located in Cuddalore district.It is one of the backward districts of Tamilnadu. Apart from his regular work he commits himself in carrying social activities which are beneficial to the student community especially the tribal students .He assist the tribals in the villages of Kalvarayan hills, Kolli Hills, Perambalur ,yercaud and Jawadhu hills. He has conducted 10 computer training program for a period of 3 months each in association with various organizations like University women's Association India Seattle Team ,USA and Adult Education. The team has trained so far 300 women student and taken up projects in providing tailoring classes for 30 Tribal women in kalvarayan hills. Financial support has been provided by way of paying fees and other basic expenditure to the deserving students. This has won him laurels from the Government of Tamilnadu and International Award from the India Seattle Team,USA Now taken up projects on developing infrastructure facilities at the rural government schools in Tamil Nadu.