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Microsoft launches inclusive coding program in India

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Microsoft recently held a campaign called the 'Hour of Code' across 15 states in India.

The campaign aims to make computer science more popular among Indian youth by teaching them the basics of computer coding.

The weeklong program was an inclusive one. Students with developmental disabilities and autism were also part of the campaign.

Learning coding is a key step in the field of computer science.



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Hi, I'm Bhavna Sharma. An Inclusion Strategist with Newz Hook. Yes, I am a person with disability. But that doesn’t define who I am. I am a youth, a woman and also the 1st Miss Disability of India 2013. I wanted to achieve something in life and I have been working for the last 9 years. I have recently completed my MBA in Human Resources because I want to grow. I am like every other young person in India. I want a good education, a good job and I want to help my family financially. So you can see I am like everyone else, yet people see me differently.

Here is the Ask Bhavna column for you where I would like to talk to you about the law, society and people’s attitudes and how we can build inclusion in India together.

So, if you have a question about any issue related to disability, bring them out and I can try to answer them? It could be a question relating to a policy or of a personal nature. Well, this is your space to find the answers!