Campus Calling - Youth Connects On Online Board
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Campus Calling: Connecting Youth on a Virtual Notice Board
Summary
Explore how a virtual notice board connects students across India, enabling them to share information on everything from lost and found items to buying and selling goods and services.Introduction
In today's digital age, traditional college notice boards are being transformed into dynamic online platforms. One such initiative, SearchMyCampus, is redefining how students connect and share vital information.The Genesis of a Virtual Community
SearchMyCampus was launched by Peyush Bansal, a young entrepreneur inspired by his challenging experiences at McGill University in Montreal. Struggling to find accommodation, Bansal envisioned a platform where students could help one another with similar challenges.Building the Platform
In October 2007, Bansal, along with co-founder Parit Gupta from Indraprastha University, Delhi, set out to understand the needs of Indian students. Their online notice board quickly became a hub for students across the country to exchange information on accommodations, jobs, books, and more.Success Stories
Students like Chetna from Sri Ram College of Commerce have found the platform indispensable. She recently requested a copy of Eric Segal's "Love Story" through the website. Kanika Saraff from Hindu College successfully secured a summer job by posting her requirements on the board. For outstation students, this platform fills the communication gap, providing access to essential resources.Fostering Inter-College Connections
The platform is not just for individual colleges; it also facilitates inter-college communication. Aspiring musician Romi from Delhi University is using the site to find band members, showcasing the board’s potential to connect like-minded students with shared interests.Expanding Influence
Students like Ankit Khirwal are promoting the platform by actively posting crucial notices from across different campuses. In cities like Bangalore, it’s becoming the go-to place for students to buy and sell gadgets and other items.Future Ambitions
Tosha Koshi, a master's student from Christ College, Bangalore, believes that the online board could eventually replace traditional notice boards, offering a more engaging and comprehensive resource for students.A Vision for the Future
Bansal aims to unite India’s diverse student community of 11 million under SearchMyCampus. While he admits it might not have the same allure as mainstream social networks, he envisions it as an invaluable tool for everything from practical needs to emotional support, fostering a community of sharing and caring.Through SearchMyCampus, Bansal and his team are paving the way for a more connected and supportive student environment, transforming how students interact and support each other in their academic journeys.
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