After leaving a successful finance career, Sneha Bharti founded Purnkuti to empower women and vulnerable children through education, entrepreneurship, and safe community spaces.
Dr. M.R. Rajagopal co-founded Pallium India to provide vulnerable, bed-bound patients across India with the long-term, holistic support that determines whether life-limiting illness translates into dignified comfort or needless suffering.
Through MAVA, Harish Sadani is engaging men and boys to challenge harmful masculinity and build gender-equitable communities.
After two decades in India’s development sector, Mashqura Fareedi returned to Darjeeling to empower local youth through leadership, mentorship, and community-driven social change.
Growing up in a conflict-affected village, Praveen Kumar founded LAW Foundation to make Bihar’s criminal justice system more accessible, humane and inclusive for vulnerable communities.
Lalitha Raghuram pioneered India’s grassroots organ donation movement to provide thousands of desperately waiting patients with the critical, life-saving interventions that determine whether tragedy translates into a second chance at life.
From the depths of hidden slums to the frontlines of zero-tolerance to violence, witness how SNEHA transforms silent survivors into powerful community leaders, giving India’s most vulnerable a fierce new voice.
Vijay Roy transformed his own struggle with educational access into Scholarlify, a platform helping underserved students secure scholarships and stay in school.
Shaheen Mistri’s journey from a small community classroom to leading Teach For India highlights the power of collective leadership in advancing educational equity across India.
Through Hashiya, Apurva Vivek is working to ensure legal aid, reproductive healthcare, rehabilitation, and dignity for women navigating incarceration and social exclusion in Jharkhand.
