Vakh
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Vakh for campus
Mess menu, lost and found, senior notes, club rosters, fest entries, placement dates. One place, in the order it happened.
Today
It is a WhatsApp group, or a Google Form, or a sheet somebody's senior owns. The group scrolls past the thing you needed. The form's replies sit in a spreadsheet one person opens. The sheet leaves with them when they graduate. Next year's batch starts from nothing.
With Vakh
Each of those becomes a board with its own fields and its own rule about who can post. A freshers' guide that seniors keep. Notes and past papers sorted by subject and semester. Club events on a calendar and a map, with fixtures and standings when the club is a team. A fest open call that takes entries through one link and publishes a gallery. An alumni wall. A campus journal with pitches and editors. Your club's roster is a badge, so it survives handover, and next year the batch below you inherits all of it.
People, doing things together
Guide
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Each board has its own fields, views, and rule about who can post. What you wrote in March is still findable in November.
Campus, club, and editor badges decide who can post to which board. Reading stays public where you want it, and a badge outlives the committee that made it.
Freshers arrive into a campus that is already full: the guide, the notes, the calendar, the gallery. Seniors leave with their own work.
Student-run spaces
Which canteen dish is overrated? Who's up for badminton? Start an unofficial space for your college, with polls that get people talking, a lounge for everyday conversation, a shared photo wall and plans with a time and place.
Choose who can read and post through membership badges, including a nearby check-in. Student moderators review member polls and photos; lounge posts, plans and comments appear straight away.
Make the name and bio clearly unofficial. Posts and comments show who wrote them. Polls show totals, without disclosing individual votes to other members.
And more
Tournaments with standings. A club's kit list and private log. A campus journal. Notes by subject and semester. An alumni wall.
WhatsApp is where you talk. This is where it lives.
Places to take part
Explore principled disagreement, satire, building, the arts, volunteering and consequences across fields. Each space has its own invitation and ways to participate.
Delhi Interchange / on Vakh
Delhi Interchange keeps local Classifieds, a board and polls together. Fill-in is for people or teams needed for an existing activity: a player for a match, a performer for a programme, or a team for an event.
Share the details as text, media, a file or a link, including material you already have. Archive your Fill-in post when it is filled or closed.
Join the relevant locality badge on the profile to read and post. Access is controlled by locality badges; these forms are not open for everyone to read.
@vishwavidyalaya · Opens Vakh. Sign in when prompted.
Classmates, colleges, and clubs
Every month the PLI pilot sets aside part of our marketing budget as a pool. You earn points when classmates join Vakh through your links, when you post regularly, and when people respond to what you post, and your share of the points is your share of the pool. Running this for a college or a club instead? We work with institutions and student bodies to set Vakh up around how the campus actually runs, with the permissions and views each group needs.
