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"Student Societies" under "Hyperledger India Chapter" are organized groups of community members in different parts of the country that are working together to address contribution barriers in their regions. For example, contributions from the student groups in Kerala that are working together to translate Hyperledger Fabric documentation into Malayalam.

Active Student Societies

Student Ambassador(s) / Faculty Ambassador(s) Name(s)UniversityLocation (Town & City / State)Contact Info (Email ID / Tag yourself using the LFID)








Proposed Student Societies

Student Ambassador(s) / Faculty Ambassador(s) Name(s)UniversityLocation (Town & City / State)Contact Info (Email ID / Tag yourself using the LFID)
Niku Singh- StudentDr B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology JalandharJalandhar, Punjabnikusingh319@gmail.com Niku Singh
Syed Akram- FacultyB.M.S. College of Engineering (BMSCE), BengaluruBangaluru, Karnatakasyedakram.cse@bmsce.ac.in 
Ravneet KaurChandigarh UniversityAjitgarh, Punjabravneet.e11361@cumail.in 

Starting a "Student Society"

If you are interested in starting a student society, take a look through the following criteria and then reach out to the chapter leads in the weekly Hyperledger India Chapter meetings.

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  • Support local events and organize regional events
    • In order to scale our meetup efforts which are currently being supported by Hyperledger India Chapter volunteers, we can delegate authority to ambassadors to support meetups in an area. This additional bandwidth to support meetups will be critical in an effort to ensure a positive experience for all meetup attendees and for raising the expectations we set for meetup organizers.
    • They would also focus on doing things across cities in their region: for example, if there are special guests in the region they can notify the Hyperledger India Chapter leaders and coordinate a "tour".  Or they could run other types of regional events, including bootcamps, work sprints, localization drives, hackathons, etc.
  • Address student contribution barriers
    • Tools: There are examples where tools that are used in the Hyperledger project aren't accessible or used in a region. Identifying these hurdles and working with Hyperledger staff is a very important function.
    • Be bridge between the Hyperledger India Chapter and give input in that meeting, and take notes back to the local community.
  • Other contribution opportunities
    • Collecting local Hyperledger use cases (collected from local press, local presentations, local networks etc) to share with the wider community through blogs posts, the Blockchain Showcase and other appropriate channels.
    • Working with local universities to help them learn more about Hyperledger and to help get students and professors connected to the community
    • Please add suggestions and ideas for other ways Regional Leads could contribute...

Remarks

Read through the following instructions carefully and reach out in case of more questions.

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If you would like to get help from the "Hyperledger India Chapter" and "Hyperledger India Chapter Student Society" community experts as part of your student society, then the community resources are available at your disposal. "Hyperledger India Chapter" and "Hyperledger India Chapter Student Society" are community groups run by volunteers, with all intentions of advancement of blockchain technology research, adoption in the region.

Note: **MUST READ**

  • These governance framework may change without prior notice. It is requested that audience will adhere to principles listed here. All volunteers are putting in their efforts in the best interest of this august open-source community. In case if any clarifications are needed, reach out Hyperledger India Chapter leads.
  • Usage of Hyperledger branding / trademark usage shall follow https://www.hyperledger.org/trademark-usage. Reach out to the chapter leads in case of doubts.

  • It is highly advised to run through Hyperledger Code of Conduct and Hyperledger AntiTrust Policy in every public setup. Also, strictly follow these guidelines if you are running a community event.

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