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How to write to Ariv Foundation, and what to include in a note.
Ariv welcomes notes from learners, contributors, institutions, and people organising events. Say who you are, which part of the work you are writing about, and what you hope to do together.
What to include
- Your name and, where you have one, your school, college, or organisation
- The area of work: open source , DevCarnival , TN eBooks , CSE notes , training , media , or a gathering
- Whether you are writing as a learner, a contributor, or on behalf of an institution
If you are learning
School material is on Gurukulams, under Tamil Nadu Textbooks : 11th Physics, 12th Physics, and Vedic Maths. Read the project on the TN eBooks page. Computer science notes, including C programming, are on Gurukulams, under Computer Science Notes , and described on the CSE notes page.
If you want to contribute
The Open Source Lab is the maintained place for platforms and for people learning to contribute. DevCarnival is the public gathering: 8–9 January 2027 in Chennai. Talks can be submitted here .
If you represent an institution
Read how collaboration is meant to work , then write with a course, a cohort, or a research interest. A general enquiry is harder to answer than a specific one.