Rajasthan DigiFest × TiE Hackathon 2025 Jaipur

Rajasthan DigiFest × TiE Global Hackathon Announces Winners, Showcases National-Scale Innovation and Youth Participation

Shikha Rani

Published On - Feb 20, 2026 03:53PM IST

Rajasthan DigiFest × TiE Hackathon 2025 Jaipur

On 15 December 2025, Jaipur became a hub of innovation and ideas. Jaipur hosted a major national hackathon that showed how Rajasthan is growing as an innovation driven state. The Rajasthan DigiFest × TiE Global Hackathon was held at Vivekananda Global University. The event was part of Rajasthan DigiFest 2025 and was connected to the 10th TiE Global Summit.

Rajasthan's Chief Minister, Shri Bhajan Lal Sharma, is leading this initiative. He believes in building a state where young people can innovate and grow. His goal is to make Rajasthan a place that supports startups and new ideas for the future. The hackathon offered strong growth support to winners. Winners will receive prize money and booth space at the TiE Global Summit 2026. They will also get access to investors, grants, and expert mentorship to help scale their ideas.

A large number of people from all over India participated in this event. More than 700 innovators joined the challenge. Over 250 teams participated from 54 cities. These teams came from 12 States and Union Territories. Many participants were from Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities. The hackathon was one of the biggest innovation events seen in this part of the country. It showed that Rajasthan is quickly becoming an important name in India's startup and innovation space.

Participation Highlights	Details
Total Participants	700+
Total Teams	250+
Cities Represented	54
States & Union Territories	12
Women Innovators	150+
Male Participants	550+

Teams were given seven real life problems to work on. These problems were chosen with the help of government departments. The topics covered areas like Digital Agriculture & Farmer Support Ecosystems, Smart Health Records & Emergency Response Management, Smart Road Infrastructure, Smart Surveillance & Public Safety, Tourism Intelligence & Footfall Analytics, Unified Civic Grievance Redressal and Water Governance & Smart Utilities. Participants used tools like AI, data analytics, IoT, and digital platforms to come up with smart solutions.

A group of judges carefully looked at all the projects. These judges were experienced people from the government, top industries and famous universities. After carefully reviewing all the ideas, they selected the top-performing teams. Here are the winners and runners up.

Category	Winner (Team)	Team Lead	Runner-Up (Team)	Team Lead
Digital Agriculture & Farmer Support Ecosystem	UrbanFix	Rajveer Singh (Celebal Technology)	Lumin	Ravi S. (Chennai Institute of Technology)
Smart Health Records & Emergency Response Management	Road ResQ	Arian Harwani (Jodhpur Institute of Engineering and Technology)	ML Creators	Aman Sharma (Arya College of Engineering and IT)
Smart Surveillance & Public Safety Enhancement	Desert Innovators	Vishesh Jain (Techno India NJR Institute of Technology)	Calrex Tech	Shrikrishna (Calvirex Technologies Pvt. Ltd.)
Water Governance, Urban Infrastructure & Smart Utilities	Sparbots	Tushar Chandra (IIIT Delhi)	Team Rocket	Manan Gupta (Poornima College of Engineering)
Tourism Intelligence & Footfall Analytics System	Accelar	Kartik Rawat (Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur)	Smart Matrix	Saksham Raj (Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur)
Unified Civic Issue Detection & Grievance Redressal Platform	Code Catalyst	Agraj Singh (Kalinga University, Raipur)	Retrievels	Akshat Jain (Arya College of Engineering and IT)
Smart Road Infrastructure Monitoring & Maintenance System	Rudra X	Abhishek Verma (Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur)	SafeSphere	Uttam Kumar Gupta (Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur)

The hackathon was powered by Reskill and hosted at Vivekananda Global University as the venue partner. It also received strong support from the Department of Information Technology & Communication, Government of Rajasthan.

With guidance from mentors and jury members from the TiE and Rajasthan DigiFest ecosystem, participants worked together to build useful solutions for real-life problems. The initiative supported young innovators and strengthened Rajasthan’s goal of becoming a national center for youth-driven innovation and digital growth.