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Chhalaang 2.0 Hacks The Gender Gap: 258 Techies Participate In Women-Only Hackathon

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Bangalore, April 12, 2024: Chhalaang 2.0, India's largest women-only hackathon organised by MetaMorph, brought together over 500 tech enthusiasts at the Microsoft for Startups office in Bangalore. The event witnessed a convergence of more than 258 women in tech for a 12-hour marathon of innovation, addressing real-world challenges presented by industry leaders such as Gameskraft, Groww, Bureau, DMI Finance, and Veera.

From devising solutions for Gameskraft to reimagining the mobile browsing experience with Veera, these emerging tech leaders showcased their prowess and potential. Gameskraft, a leading force in India's online gaming scene, proudly served as the title sponsor for the event, while Microsoft for Startups extended its support as the event sponsor. Additionally, Plum, a digital healthcare platform, contributed generously as a prize sponsor, enhancing the overall experience for participants.

Sanam Rawal, Founding Partner at MetaMorph, says, "Chhalaang 2.0 is a testament to the incredible potential of women in tech. By providing a platform for them to showcase their skills and collaborate, we are creating a ripple effect that will inspire future generations of female tech leaders."

With a total prize pool of Rs 7 lakhs up for grabs, Team Django Dynamo emerged victorious, claiming the grand prize of Rs 3 lakhs. CodeDivas secured second place, and Init to Win It came in third.

Swati Gupta, Core Team - Acquisitions and Diversity at MetaMorph, shared her enthusiasm: "It's been incredibly rewarding to see Chhalaang 2.0 come to life. The energy and innovation on display were truly inspiring. This is just the beginning – we are committed to empowering women in tech and bridging the gender gap in the industry, and Chhalaang is just the start to move in that direction"

In its second year, Chhalaang reaffirms MetaMorph's commitment to fostering diversity and inclusion in the tech industry, aiming to empower women and create a future where talent thrives without barriers. The event also witnessed the participation of esteemed industry veterans such as Mathangi Sri Ramachandran, Chief Data Officer at Yubi, and Ajit Narayanan, Chief Product & Technology Officer at Licious, who served as jury members.

Chhalaang 2.0 exemplifies the power of collaboration, innovation, and inclusivity, setting a precedent for future endeavors aimed at bridging the gender gap in the tech industry.

MetaMorph is a HR advisory firm dedicated to helping startups scale, evolve, and grow.

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