
Founder @Reskilll | 4.4M developers, 3,500+ hackathons | Scaling Web3 & AI ecosystems in India
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An AI Summit that sidelines its own builders?
• 7 AM queues
• 9 AM entry
• 12 PM full evacuation
• Hours of sanitization
• PM visit at 5 PM
. Day 1 Ends here
Meanwhile — exhibitors, delegates, startup founders left outside. No water. No clarity.
Media shows celebration. Ground reality was chaos.
If access was limited to select high-value guests, just say it upfront.
Don’t mobilize the ecosystem and then displace them.
This is not how we build India’s AI future. @abhish18 @GoI_MeitY @PMOIndia #AiSummit #aiImpactSummit
Punit Jain retweeted
Bengaluru delivered pure builder energy this weekend.
30 straight hours, 54 sharp teams, and non-stop shipping at the iQOO Hackathon Bengaluru Battle. From student innovators to working pros, the technical execution under pressure was unreal.
Bengaluru, final reminder: registrations for the @IqooInd x @Reskilll City Battle close tonight at 11:59 PM.
• 30-hour phone-first AI build
• ₹6,00,000 city prize pool (separate student & pro tracks)
• Top 6 teams advance to the Grand Finale
Apply now: iqoo.reskilll.com/
Think you can build a killer AI product using just a smartphone?
The iQOO Hackathon 2026 is officially here. We are bringing 30 hours of intense on device AI building to four cities. Whether you are a student or a working pro, win your local battle and secure your spot at the Bengaluru Grand Finale.
Ready to build? Grab your spot at India's Phone-First #Hackathon series: REGISTRATIONS FOR BENGALURU CITY BATTLE CLOSES ON 25TH AUG : iqoo.reskilll.com/
My honest take on the Cockroach Janta Party. 🪳
Started as satire the CJI called unemployed youth “cockroaches.” 3 days later: 1 lakh+ members, millions following.
Call it a joke or a movement. Either way, numbers that big aren’t noise. A whole generation is saying: stop ignoring us.
One concrete idea. 💡
Want India in the global top 3? Do it digitally.
AI + blockchain for transparent, tamper-proof governance. With a janta vote opt-in on top so once people choose, the sarkar can’t quietly say no.
Not anti-anyone. Pro-India. 🇮🇳
Some problems are worth solving. Some prizes are worth winning.
The SahAI for Shiksha Hackathon 2026 by @WadhwaniAI with support from Google.org powered by Reskilll is rewarding innovation that actually matters, with prizes that reflect just how seriously we take this mission.
₹15,00,000. That's what's on the table.
🏆 Grand Winner: ₹6,00,000 Cash Prize + Certificates
🥈 1st Runner Up: ₹4,00,000 Cash Prize + Certificates
🥉 2nd Runner Up: ₹3,00,000 Cash Prize + Certificates
🎁 Special Track Prize*: ₹2,00,000 Best Track- Agnostic Innovation
And beyond the cash? You get mentorship from Wadhwani AI experts and the backing of India's leading AI institute.
Your idea could be worth ₹6 lakhs. Go build it.
🔗 Register by 3rd June 2026: lnkd.in/gzYY6eiA
🤖 Made with AI
Punit Jain retweeted
Unpopular opinion: Indian devs aren't behind in Web3, the ecosystem is just looking in the wrong places
Everyone's complaining that India doesn't have enough Web3 developers.
I'm looking at 6 million developers and wondering what they're talking about.
The talent is there.
It's in Indore. Coimbatore. Patna. Nagpur.
Not just in Bangalore's startup cafes where the same 200 people keep meeting each other.
Web3 protocols are spending millions on developer relations.
Then running their hackathons in three cities and wondering why nobody new shows up.
The pipeline isn't broken. You're just not plugged into it.
If your developer strategy starts and ends with Twitter and and big-city events, you're missing 90% of the builders who are actually going to build this thing.
Where do you think the next wave of Web3 developers is coming from?
Punit Jain retweeted
Imagine losing a fortune because you got high in 2015 and set your password to a literal insult to the police, only for an AI to dig it out of your dusty college laptop 11 years later.
You actually cannot make this up. AI is the ultimate unlock for human chaos.
HOLY FUCKING SHIT OMG CLAUDE JUST CRACKED THIS SHIT, THANK YOU @AnthropicAI THANK YOU @DarioAmodei NAMING MY KID AFTER YOU 😍
blockchain.com/explorer/addr…
Unpopular opinion: Indian devs aren't behind in Web3, the ecosystem is just looking in the wrong places
Everyone's complaining that India doesn't have enough Web3 developers.
I'm looking at 6 million developers and wondering what they're talking about.
The talent is there.
It's in Indore. Coimbatore. Patna. Nagpur.
Not just in Bangalore's startup cafes where the same 200 people keep meeting each other.
Web3 protocols are spending millions on developer relations.
Then running their hackathons in three cities and wondering why nobody new shows up.
The pipeline isn't broken. You're just not plugged into it.
If your developer strategy starts and ends with Twitter and and big-city events, you're missing 90% of the builders who are actually going to build this thing.
Where do you think the next wave of Web3 developers is coming from?









