Google launches third edition of Web Rangers to reward students on online safety
The contest is open to students across the country within the age group of 10 and 17 years.


Google Web Rangers[/caption]"With the Web Rangers contest, our idea is to promote safe use of the Internet among school students and create better awareness amongst the teenagers on how to be a good digital citizen and staying safe online," said Sunita Mohanty, director, Trust and Safety at Google."We have seen an overwhelming response to our first two editions and the participation numbers are only growing. This year, we are ramping our efforts to reach more and more teenagers across India and will be hosting many online and offline events," Mohanty said in a statement.The contest is open to students across the country within the age group of 10 and 17 years.To participate students can design a poster that captures the theme of Internet safety and send it across to Google. One can also participate by sending their Internet safety campaigns or projects.The deadline for submitting the entries is 15 January, 2018, Google said. The programme will certify seven Web Rangers.

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