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Mumbai: 16-year-old's app gets him into Microsoft programme

Kandivli teen Umang Raghuvanshi's idea for an app got him into a programme that supports students; through it, he bagged a berth in Microsoft Developer Network

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On Thursday morning, while the Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft, Satya Nadella, was busy addressing thousands at an event in the city, just a few kilometres away, a 16-year-old student was busy working on new software models to pitch to his company.

After Umang presented the idea for his app, Microsoft BizSpark sponsored the project. Umang is part of DreamSpark, a Microsoft programme, that supports students by giving them professional level developer and designer tools at no cost, so that they can chase their dreams and create the next big breakthrough in technology. Pic/Shadab Khan
After Umang presented the idea for his app, Microsoft BizSpark sponsored the project. Umang is part of DreamSpark, a Microsoft programme, that supports students by giving them professional level developer and designer tools at no cost, so that they can chase their dreams and create the next big breakthrough in technology. Pic/Shadab Khan

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