21, Jun 2025
Rishi Sunak and Akshata Murty Deliver Stanford Commencement Speech
Akshata Murty and Rishi Sunak delivered the Stanford Graduate School of Business Commencement Speech to mark the centennial year of the GSB. The couple, who met at Stanford, reflected on what they had learnt from each other and their experiences over the last twenty years. Their speech—titled Data, Dreams and Dharma—explained how their commitment to the concept of Dharma had brought them together and guided their actions in life.
The segment below captures their thoughts on Dharma, a principle that has shaped both their personal and professional lives.
Rishi Sunak:
The third lesson is what we’ve learned together about the importance of worrying far less about the outcome. It’s a concept known in Sanskrit as Dharma – the idea that we should gain fulfilment from simply doing our personal duty…rather than from the rewards that may come with our efforts.
Akshata Murty:
Rishi and I started talking about this, without knowing it, right at the very beginning, as we were just getting to know each other, when we’d meet up in Arbuckle café for breakfast and discuss what the future might hold. That and whether 11am was too early for a slab of Cold Stone icecream. Turns out it’s never too early for Rishi by the way. The concept of Dharma has been an ongoing conversation and our guiding principle ever since.
Successes and failures are part of the package that comes with leadership and it doesn’t matter who you are, in business or in politics, you will feel that on a deeply personal level, not least because the criticism can be relentless, noisy and distracting.
Rishi Sunak:
Obviously, you don’t walk through the door at number 10 without understanding this. But I am so grateful that Akshata and I shared a commitment to Dharma, especially at the hardest moments. It got us through together.
In the summer of 2023, I failed in my bid to be leader of the Conservative Party and PM. It was a real blow but the flip side of that disappointment was that I got to spend time with my family after a gruelling few years. It felt good focusing on being a Member of Parliament, a husband and a dad: our girls were thrilled they got to go to TGI Fridays more often; the dog was thrilled to go for more walks; and even Akshata was thrilled, I think, to have her running partner back, this time with considerably better gear.
Six weeks later, my predecessor resigned. There had been a run on the pound, inflation was at a 40-year high, and the opposition party had a 36-point poll lead that would require a monumental turnaround, even at the best of times.
Now all politicians, if they’re being truly honest, are a mixture of ambition and duty. A purely ambitious politician would at this point have sat out the impossible situation. That weekend, Akshata and I were in different places so could only speak on the phone in snatched moments. But she reminded me that my dharma was clear: it was my duty to do the job because I felt I could help my country in a very difficult situation, and two days later, I became Prime Minister. It was a battlefield promotion at a time of crisis and one I’ll always be proud of.
Akshata Murty:
So, here’s the lesson: Dharma isn’t just relevant in public service…it means that you’ll have the resilience and clarity you need to overcome whatever’s thrown at you, without losing your way or being submerged by ego. It’s not only a fulfilling way to live your life; it will enable you to do more than you ever thought possible.
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- By Neel Achary
21, Jun 2025
Noida International University Hosts Teachers Meet in Prayagraj
21 June 2025 –Noida International University (NIU) successfully organized a grand event in Prayagraj, bringing together leading personalities in education, school administrators, and educators from across the region to discuss the evolving landscape of teaching and learning in India. The event, held at the KGF Hotel, the event served as a platform for interaction, inspiration, and insight into the future of education, leadership, and innovation.
The event was graced by Shri Akhilesh Kumar, Head, COE, CBSE Board, Prayagraj, who served the event with his auspicious presence as the Chief Guest. He said, “The nation can be empowered if the educators are valued. The importance of empowering teachers through skill development, full-fledged training, and embracing the vision of the New Education Policy. I appreciate educators for their tireless role in nation-building and for encouraging schools to promote innovative, student-centric learning environments.”
The event was graced with the guests of honor Dr. Piyush Prasad, Regional Director, NIOS Board, Prayagraj, and Mr. Anshuman Deo Gupta, State Vice President, Private Schools Association. They shared insights on the significance of open schooling systems and how NIOS is working towards flexible, inclusive, and accessible education for learners across India. They highlighted the vital role of private schools in enhancing the quality of education and stressed the need for collective efforts between private and public sectors to build a more equitable education system.
All dignitaries were felicitated for their unwavering contribution to the academic ecosystem, and the event concluded on a hopeful note, with a collective commitment to advancing the quality of education in Uttar Pradesh and beyond.
21, Jun 2025
Joint Replacement Surgeries: What Age is Too Early or Too Late
By Dr. Achal Saradava, Sr. Orthopedic Surgeon,HCG Hospitals, Rajkot
Does age play a significant role in Joint Replacement Surgery, or Arthroplasty? The answer would be “No”. What truly matters is the quality of life people will be living irrespective of age. If your joint pain is affecting the quality of your life, you should visit a doctor for proper evaluation.
So, let us now understand the basics about a joint replacement and its relation with age.
Understanding the Basics
When a joint is damaged, or injured due to arthritis, or any physical mishap, it can be replaced with an artificial implant and this surgical procedure is called Joint replacement. This procedure is most commonly performed for the hip or knee joints. It’s typically advised when there is chronic and debilitating pain, affecting mobility and other treatments—such as medication, physiotherapy, or lifestyle changes didn’t work.
Is There a “Right” Age?
There’s no one-size-fits-all age when it comes to joint replacement, every joint pain case becomes unique in itself.
Young patients, under 50 or even younger often delay joint replacement surgery. They worry about how long the implant will last, since their bones are still maturing and implants may wear out over time. The thought of needing another surgery later can be a major concern.
And, for older patients with 70+ age worry about recovery, surgical risks, or whether they’ve “missed the window”, given the reality of increased susceptibility to infection and decreased capability to heal.
Many in their 40s or 50s, with severe joint pain, avoid the symptoms and prefer home remedies. They fear that getting a replacement now might entail a second surgery later. But the fact is artificial joints tend to remain viable for 15 to 25 years, or more.
People should understand that persisting pain in joint can significantly limit their regular activities. Delaying for a surgery can further degrade the chronic pain both physically and psychologically leading to muscle loss, worsening deformity, and affecting mental health equally.
Today’s developments have transformed implants more durable than before, and advances in surgical technique make potential revision surgeries manageable.
Is Joint Replacement is not an option for over 70s?
Seniors may consider themselves too old for surgery and also think it as a financial constraints. But this can be an option for those who are physically active, mentally sharp, and otherwise healthy.
For older adults, doctors look at the whole picture—not just age. They consider both physical health and how the body is aging. For example, a healthy and active 78-year-old with good heart and lung function may recover better from joint surgery than a 60-year-old with several uncontrolled health problems.
Before the procedure begins, a careful preoperative assessment is essential. This assessment is done by collaborating with cardiologists, anaesthesiologists, and physiotherapists to ensure that the procedure is safe and that recovery prognosis is satisfactory
When Timing Is Everything
Timing matters, but symptoms, including persistent joint pain that doesn’t improve with medications, limited range of motion affecting daily tasks, difficulty walking, climbing stairs, or getting out of bed, sleep disturbances due to pain, or dependence on others for basic mobility, demand the consideration of surgical options. Early intervention often leads to better recovery and improved joint function. Delaying too long can lead to more complicated surgery, poorer outcomes, or irreversible muscle wasting.
Advancements in Joint Replacement
With developing technologies the Joint replacement in today’s era has become highly advanced. With minimally invasive techniques, computer navigation, and custom-fit implants that improves precision and reduces recovery time.
Rehabilitation protocols have become more streamlined, and many patients begin walking the same day, or the next. With proper planning and motivation, age is now, rarely a limiting factor.
The “right” time for joint replacement should be determined by how much your pain is affecting your life, not by the age.
Whether you’re 45 or 80, the goal is the same, you still have options to cure the joint pain. Consulting an orthopaedic specialist and getting an evaluation is essential. The right time for surgery might just be now.
21, Jun 2025
Naach Gaana and Narebaazi: Prime Video’s Panchayat Season 4 is here to rock on World Music Day
When someone says “Panchayat,” chances are the first thing that plays in your head is the iconic title track—the one that tugged at your heart and perfectly captured the soul of Phulera. Over the years, the music of Panchayat has quietly built its own fanbase, becoming as beloved as its characters. Whether it’s a soul-stirring background score or a full-blown anthem, the show’s music has consistently struck the right chord with audiences across the country.
As Prime Video’s Panchayat gears up for the premiere of its much-awaited fourth season on June 24, the buzz isn’t just about plot twists or beloved characters. It’s also about the music—because in Panchayat, every beat tells a story. After winning hearts with the rhythmic powerhouse Hind Ke Sitara and setting the internet ablaze with the viral sensation Raja Ji, the music of Panchayat season 3 has gone beyond the show. It had taken over reels, playlists, and pop culture itself—cementing its place as a true sonic signature of small-town India. And now, with Season 4, the world is humming to Panchayat’s newest tunes. The album has already begun turning heads with three brand-new tracks that are unapologetically desi, irresistibly groovy, and bursting with Phulera-style flair and drama. Each track has been beautifully woven into the narrative of the show, capturing the chaos of election season with high-voltage narebaazi, emotional highs, and quirky vibes—making it more than just background music, but a character in itself.
It’s Panchayat times bhai, gaane ke bina kaise chalega? Here is the tracklist from the 4th installement:
1. Saavdhani Hati by Anuraj Saikia, Romy, and Juno
2. Generator Song by Anuraj Saikia, Aanand Bajpai, and Juno
3. Dekh Tamasha by Anuraj Saikia, Divya Kumar, and Juno
This World Music Day, we’re not just listening—we’re celebrating how Panchayat’s music has become a phenomenon. From echoing in the gullies of Phulera to trending across global timelines, this is a soundtrack that speaks the language of the people.
Returning with its trademark humor, heart, and grounded storytelling, the latest season welcomes back its beloved ensemble cast, featuring Jitendra Kumar, Neena Gupta, Raghubir Yadav, Faisal Malik, Chandan Roy, Sanvikaa, Durgesh Kumar, Sunita Rajwar, and Pankaj Jha. Produced by The Viral Fever, Panchayat Season 4 is created by Deepak Kumar Mishra and Chandan Kumar, written by Chandan Kumar, and directed by Deepak Kumar Mishra and Akshat Vijaywargiya. Get ready for some heightened emotions as Panchayat Season 4 promises another unforgettable chapter in Phulera—streaming on Prime Video from June 24.
21, Jun 2025
Suzlon Powers Ahead with Third Successive 170.1 MW Order from AMPIN Energy Transition
India: In a major boost to India’s clean energy ambitions, two of the country’s leading Make in India champions—Suzlon Group and AMPIN Energy Transition—have come together once again to fast-track the nation’s transition to a low-carbon economy by decarbonizing DISCOMs. Suzlon has secured its third successive order from AMPIN for a 170.1 MW project to be developed in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh.
This continued collaboration reflects a shared vision to enable Indian industry to transition towards a cleaner, more self-reliant energy future, driven by locally manufactured renewable energy solutions. Together, Suzlon and AMPIN are playing a pivotal role in making green power both accessible and affordable for Indian businesses.
As part of the contract, Suzlon will supply 54 of its advanced S144 wind turbine generators (WTGs) with Hybrid Lattice Towers (HLT), each with a rated capacity of 3.15 MW. The scope includes full project execution — from equipment supply and installation to commissioning and long-term operations and maintenance services.
JP Chalasani, Chief Executive Officer, Suzlon Group, stated, “India’s decarbonization journey will be won or lost at the distribution level. DISCOMs are the critical link between renewable energy generation and everyday consumption—from industries to households. To empower them with reliable, cost-efficient clean power is not just a goal—it’s a national imperative. Together, we’re proving that clean energy isn’t just viable—it’s vital, scalable, and transformative for the power sector.”
Vivek Srivastava, Chief Executive Officer, India Business, Suzlon Group, added, “Three orders from AMPIN reflect the power of shared mission. Together; we’re committed to a self-reliant, affordable and sustainable energy future by blending innovation, local manufacturing, and deep sectoral expertise in promoting decarbonization of India’s power distribution infrastructure.”
Pinaki Bhattacharyya, Founder, Managing Director & CEO, AMPIN Energy Transition Limited, said, “Our continued partnership with Suzlon reflects our confidence in their deep expertise in wind energy and their alignment with India’s self-reliance goals through local manufacturing. This project is a strategic step forward in AMPIN’s journey toward a 25 GW renewable energy portfolio by 2030, reinforcing our commitment to delivering clean, dependable power to India’s growing Commercial and Industrial sector.”
21, Jun 2025
Extends Wellness Outreach by Organizing Yoga Camps in Local Communities
Noida: Community radio Salaam Namaste, based in Sector 62, in collaboration with the SMART organization, launched a series of yoga programs and workshops under the initiative titled “Sehat Sahi Labh Kai.” As part of this outreach initiative, free yoga camps and health awareness workshops were conducted in Makanpur, Nithari, Barola, and Parshvanath Society. The core objective of the program was to encourage individuals to adopt a healthier, more empowered, and mentally balanced lifestyle through the regular practice of yoga.
Trained yoga experts guided participants through sessions on pranayama (breathing techniques), meditation, yoga postures (asanas), body balancing techniques, and other essential practices. Participants also received in-depth knowledge about the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual benefits of yoga.
Station Head of Salaam Namaste, Barsha Chhabaria, emphasized that yoga is not merely a form of exercise but a vital part of India’s ancient lifestyle and cultural heritage. In today’s fast-paced life, it offers peace, health, and balance. She added that through such social outreach programs, their aim is to bring the benefits of yoga to communities with limited access to health resources. With the active support of the SMART organization, this campaign is being advanced with a policy-driven approach and a focus on lasting social impact. The initiative is dedicated to the upcoming International Yoga Day, and similar activities will continue to be organized across various areas in the future.
Participants in the program shared their experiences, expressing that yoga helped them lead a stress-free life, improved their concentration and physical health, and encouraged positive thinking. Many also pledged to incorporate yoga into their daily routines.
21, Jun 2025
BenQ Unveils PV3200U and Next-Gen Pro Monitors at Kochi Photo Fair
BenQ showcases exclusive preview of PV3200U Monitor made for Video Editors, along with Next-Gen Professional Monitors for Designers, Photographers and Creators at Kochi Photo Fair
Kochi, June 21, 2025: BenQ, a global innovator in visual display technology, is making headlines at the All Kerala Photography Association’s Photo Fair in Kochi from June 19–21, 2025. At this premier event, BenQ has put the spotlight on its latest range of professional monitors—purpose-built for designers, photographers, —alongside an exclusive preview of the upcoming PV3200U monitor, tailor made for video content creators to be launched soon.
Powering Kerala’s Creative Growth
With Kerala’s creative industries rapidly evolving and demanding world-class tools, BenQ’s advanced display solutions are poised to deliver unmatched visual clarity, color accuracy, and workflow efficiency, empowering the region’s creative talent to reach new heights. BenQ’s new lineup is designed to empower photographers, designers, video editors, and content creators with the precision, color accuracy, and efficiency needed to excel in today’s competitive landscape.
“As Kerala rapidly emerges as a creative powerhouse in animation, VFX, and digital content, BenQ is proud to support the region’s talented professionals by bringing our latest innovations to the Kochi Photo Fair,” said Mr Rajeev Singh, Managing Director, BenQ India and South Asia. “Our new lineup of professional monitors is designed to empower designers, photographers, and video editors with global-standard color accuracy, clarity, and workflow efficiency. We are excited to connect with the creative community in Kerala and help them achieve new heights with tools that match their ambition and artistry.”
Featured Monitors on Display
PD2730S – 5K Precision for Mac Designers and VFX Artists:
A 27-inch 5K monitor, the PD2730S is crafted for Mac-based designers, artists, and VFX professionals who demand pixel-perfect detail. Its high resolution closely matches RAW material, making it ideal for intricate scene design and gaming visuals.
PD3226G – World’s First 4K 144Hz Professional Monitor:
The PD3226G offers a 32-inch 4K UHD display with an ultra-smooth 144Hz refresh rate, providing game developers, VFX artists, and motion graphic designers with exceptional color accuracy and seamless visuals for demanding creative workflows.
PD2706QN – 2K 100Hz for Designers:
This 27-inch monitor delivers 2K resolution and a 100Hz refresh rate, promising both precise color reproduction and smooth motion—perfect for designers seeking a balance of clarity and fluidity.
Exclusive Preview: PV3200U – The All-in-One 4K Video Editing Monitor
BenQ also offered an exclusive preview of the yet-to-be-launched PV3200U, a 32-inch 4K monitor developed specifically for video creators and YouTubers. The PV3200U is a 32-inch 4K monitor purpose-built for video creators and YouTubers, featuring BenQ’s renowned AQCOLOR technology for industry-leading color accuracy with 95% P3, 100% Rec.709, and 100% sRGB coverage, all factory-calibrated to Delta E ≤ 2. It ensures seamless color consistency across Mac and Windows devices with M-book Mode and ICCsync, while its integrated 2.1 channel audio system—including dual 2W speakers, a dedicated 5W woofer, and Studio Mode—delivers clear, unprocessed sound for precise audio editing. The PV3200U also streamlines workflows with a single USB-C connection for 4K video, data transfer, and up to 65W charging, and offers ergonomic adjustments for comfortable, long editing sessions—making it an all-in-one solution for today’s demanding content creators.
Experience the Future of Creative Workflows
Attendees at the Kochi Photo Fair have the unique opportunity to experience BenQ’s full range of professional monitors firsthand—including the exclusive, not-yet-launched PV3200U—demonstrating BenQ’s commitment to supporting and elevating India’s creative professionals with world-class technology.
21, Jun 2025
Icon Facilitators’ IPO opens for subscription on Tuesday, June 24
June 21, 2025: Icon Facilitators Limited, a technical facilities management services provider in North India, announced that its initial public offering (IPO) will open for subscription on Tuesday, June 24, 2025. The issue will open on Tuesday, June 24, 2025 and will conclude on Thursday, June 26, 2025. The company intends to raise ₹19.11 crore from the offering and aims to be listed on the BSE SME platform. The price band for the issue has been fixed at ₹85 – ₹91 per share, and the lot size will be 1,200 equity shares.
Khambatta Securities Limited is the sole Book Running Lead Manager to the Issue, and Maashitla Securities Private Limited is the Registrar.
The IPO will comprise a fresh issue of 21 Lakh Equity Shares with a face value of ₹10/- through the book-building route. As many as 1,05,600 equity shares have been reserved for the market maker, 9,46,800 equity shares allocated for the HNI portion, 1,00,800 equity shares for net QIB, and the Retail (RII) portion accounts for 9,46,800 equity shares.
According to the RHP, Icon Facilitators Limited intends to utilise ₹16 crore of the total IPO proceeds towards working capital requirements and plans to use the remaining capital for general corporate purposes.
Icon Facilitators Limited primarily provides technical facilities management services, such as Electrical Services, Captive Power Services, STP/ETP and Water Treatment, HVAC Services, Building Management Services (BMS), Fire & Safety Equipment, Elevators Escalators Operations & Maintenance and Annual Maintenance contract of E & M Equipment.
The Company has recently taken up a project for the public sector company NBCC (India) Limited, situated at Delhi. Having a major presence in Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi with 68, 34 and 22 sites, respectively, the company also operates in other states, including Rajasthan, with 04 sites, Punjab, and Himachal Pradesh, with 01 site each. Icon Facilitators has recently opened a new office in Bengaluru as part of its strategic expansion into the southern region of the country and anticipates significant business growth in the region. The company has managed an area of 120 million Sq. Ft, 108 million Sq. Ft, and 100 million Sq. Ft, in the fiscal year 2025, 2024 and 2023 respectively, demonstrating its growing presence and commitment to delivering comprehensive facility solutions.
Icon Facilitators Limited is promoted by a mechanical engineer turned entrepreneur, Mr. Dinesh Makhija. With over 20 years of experience in the technical facility management industry, he has been instrumental in determining the vision and growth strategies for the company. Mr. Makhija is actively involved in day-to-day operational needs, legal and compliance-related issues and overall corporate strategy and planning, which is instrumental in the company’s growth. The company has employed 1,955 employees as on May 15, 2025 and 2,030 employees as on March 31, 2025, many of them with significant technical backgrounds and domain expertise in each of the industry verticals.
Icon Facilitators Limited has recorded ₹58.06 crore in revenue from operations with a profit (PAT) of ₹4.47 crore in the fiscal year 2025, compared with ₹49.84 crore and a profit (PAT) of ₹1.76 crore in FY24.
21, Jun 2025
‘Radio City Originals’ Drops the Beat – A New Era of Homegrown Hits Begins
India, June 21th, 2025: This World Music Day, Radio City, India’s leading FM radio network, alters audio entertainment by introducing a musical innovation with the launch of its in-house music endeavour “Radio City Originals” – to celebrate World Music Day 2025. With this launch, Radio City becomes the first FM radio network in India to create and release its own exclusive music tracks, crafted in-house and unveiled across all major Hindi-speaking markets. The first track under Radio City Originals will go live at 9:00 am on 21st June 2025 across Radio City stations.
There are more surprises for the listeners, a curated all-day ‘A to Z of Indian Music Artists’ marathon, and Sound of Mumbai – a hyperlocal musical celebration.
The A-Z of Indian Music Artists special will take over airwaves with a musical marathon featuring iconic Indian artists across generations and genres. From timeless legends to contemporary hitmakers, each artist has been handpicked to represent a letter of the alphabet. The day-long celebration includes:
- Diverse representation of Bollywood, Indie, Folk, and Contemporary hits
- Rare tracks, fan favourites, and milestone songs that shaped Indian music
- Behind-the-scenes trivia, untold anecdotes, and exclusive artist soundbites
- RJ-led storytelling and talk-ups to keep listeners immersed
Ashit Kukian, CEO of Radio City, said, “Radio City Originals is our pledge to nurturing India’s indie music scene by giving original voices the stage they deserve—on air, online, and everywhere in between. From AI-assisted production to multi-genre artist showcases, we’re pushing the envelope to create music that reflects modern India. Be it the gullies of Dharavi or digital dreams of a Gen Z singer-songwriter, we’re turning up the volume on talent that deserves to be heard.”
World Music Day 2025 marks a special moment for Radio City and its listeners — a day of new beginnings, unforgettable voices, and unparalleled experiences. Whether you’re vibing to fresh originals, Bollywood legends from every era, or exploring Mumbai’s musical streets, the channel invites every Indian to tune in and turn up the volume on ‘what makes our music unique.’ Celebrate with us — One nation, Countless sounds, One Radio City.
21, Jun 2025
Young Minds, Big Dreams: How Bengaluru’s Students Are Reimagining India’s Future with Samsung Solve for Tomorrow
Bengaluru, India – June 21, 2025 – Samsung Solve for Tomorrow, a national innovation challenge for 14–22-year-olds, is transforming campuses in Bengaluru into launch pads of the future.
Launched on April 29, the latest season of the innovation contest is spreading across India through a series of design thinking workshops and Open Houses—reaching not just major metros but also the vibrant heartlands of the Northeast. The programme encourages youth to identify real-world issues in their communities and develop meaningful tech-based solutions.
This year, the programme will offer INR 1 crore to the top four winning teams, along with opportunities for hands-on prototyping, expert mentorship from Samsung leaders and IIT Delhi faculty, and valuable investor connects—giving young minds the support they need to bring their ideas to life.
In Bengaluru, more than 3,000 students from five leading schools and colleges came together this month to dream big, think bold and build solutions for India’s future. As part of the programme’s roadshows and open houses, classrooms were transformed into buzzing hubs of ideas and inspiration.
From medical colleges to high schools, the message was clear: young Indians are ready to step up and solve real-world problems—armed with empathy, technology and a passion to bring meaningful change.
At Dr Chandramma Dayananda Sagar Institute of Medical Education and Research, students gathered to explore how health and innovation intersect. For Ritwika, the experience was transformative.
“The workshop helped me understand how to really think—not just of ideas, but of how to plan and build them. I’ve always been bothered by how we manage waste around us. Now, with Samsung Solve for Tomorrow, I want to work on better waste segregation systems. It made me realise that we’re not just students—we can be problem solvers.”
Similar energy echoed through Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences, where Rudra left the workshop thinking not just as a medical student, but as a changemaker.
“I finally understood what design thinking really means,” he said. “It’s not just a process—it’s a mindset. I want to work on ideas around energy conservation that help society at large. This programme gave me the clarity I needed to start.”
The spark wasn’t limited to colleges alone. In schools like National Centre for Excellence, Sandeepani School, and AECS School, younger students were just as fired up to bring change.
Deeksha, a student passionate about the environment, found her path through technology.
“I used to think solving environmental problems needed years of research. But this workshop taught me to first define the problem clearly—and then start thinking of practical solutions. With Samsung Solve for Tomorrow, I want to build tech-based solutions for sustainability. There’s so much scope here—and I believe I can make a difference.”
The programme is not just about problem-solving—it is also about planting the seeds of entrepreneurship. For Anish, the workshop became the launchpad for a bigger dream.
“Before this, I didn’t know where to begin. But Samsung Solve for Tomorrow gave me the foundation to think like a founder. I want to work on issues around wildlife conservation and eventually start up in this space.”
Across each workshop, one thing was consistent—the commitment Samsung has made to empower India’s youth, encouraging them to look at their communities, identify pressing problems, and innovate with purpose.
As the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow roadshows wrap up in Bengaluru, they leave behind not just filled notebooks but lit-up minds—ready to reimagine India, one solution at a time.
