Five Indian teenagers won Google contest on web safety

Five smart Indian teenagers won a web contest conducted by Google India on browsing websites safely, the global search engine provider said on Wednesday.

"The opposition saw a few passages from crosswise over schools as sketches, videos and applications and were judged on creativity, reach and effect," the Indian auxiliary of the Silicon Valley-based firm said in an statement here.

Mavika Boyini from NASR School, Hyderabad; Vaidehi Reddy, Army Public School, Pune; Kanish Chugh, DLF Public School, Ghaziabad; Raviteja Anumukonda, Chirec Public School, Hyderabad; and Neya Saravanarajan, the Hindu Senior Secondary School, Chennai, are the winners of the contest first launched in 2014.

The youthful minds were challenged to create their own online wellbeing effort went for checking digital harassing and leaving a safe digital footprint.