
There was a lot of question from the audience which he tackled very nicely and lastly ended his motivational presentation by saying “money is always on the air, all you need is to find a way to catch it”.
The next presentation was about the Google which was presented by Mr. Saroj Dhakal. Mr. Dhakal is a Google Consultant of Nepal. He talked about the Google Open Source, Google mission and showed various products that Google has launched for the betterment of our country. His overall presentation can be summed up as following:
Google Mission
Organizing world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.
Google Open Source
- Android
- Go
- V8 JavaScript Engine
Google Products
- Nepali Handwriting
- Nepali OCR
- Nepali YouTube
- Gmail in Nepali
The next presentation was from Mr. Basanta Shrestha, program manager at Open Learning Education(OLE). He focused on the activities that are conducted by his organization. It includes:
- Technology Deployment
- Content Development
- Training
The organization has developed two main products E-path and E-pustakalaya.
E-path is National Curriculum Based learning and E-pustakalaya is a Digital Library.
For more details you can visit https://www.olenepal.org/

his team See update below) around 8000 volunteers from worldwide mapped the details about the earthquakes in map at the time earthquake hit Nepal. He and his team was able to map almost all the places that was hit by the massive earthquake within almost 48 hours. He mentioned about his work and experience and ended the presentation showing all the details about the work they are doing.
For more details you can visit https://kathmandulivinglabs.org/
Punit Jajodia, Co-founder of Adhuro.com also presented about the advantage of using open source software and talked more on how the cost is being saved by the help of Free Open Source Software(FOSS). He talked about the difference between secrecy and security.
Finally, the Presentation Session was ended with the presentation of Mr. Manish Modi , Director at Janaki Technology. He also talked about FOSS. He said that FOSS is not an alternative. Today, FOSS has affected everyone directly or indirectly. Sharing his experience and the journey of his life till now, he ended his presentation.
After presentation session was over, a round table meeting and discussion session for future planning of FOSS in Nepal was held. Side by side, several local software communities showcased about their activities too.
Update: It was not only Nirab Pudasaini and his team who mapped the earthquake hit in Nepal, rather along with him there were 8000 volunteers worldwide who accomplished the task.
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