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Change in society to transform Bharat as Viksit Bharat | MUKESH GARG | TEDxShiva Shiksha Sadan Youth

Viksit Bharat: Change Begins with Us is an inspiring exploration of how true transformation begins not in policies or power corridors, but within people themselves. The talk emphasizes that real change is born from awareness, responsibility, and collective action — when citizens choose to think differently, live consciously, and act with integrity. It challenges the audience to shift from asking “When will change come?” to realizing “Change begins with me.” Through relatable reflections on everyday life and social responsibility, the talk shows how small individual actions can ignite a nationwide ripple of progress. Ultimately, it redefines the dream of a developed India — not as a distant goal, but as a living movement shaped by honest citizens, compassionate hearts, and courageous changemakers working together for a brighter tomorrow. Shri Mukesh Garg, Member, Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission, brings over three decades of distinguished legal practice and institutional service. Born on 6th November 1962 in Jagadhri, he graduated in Commerce from Agrasen College, Jagadhri (1983) and earned his LL.B. from Kurukshetra University (1986). Beginning his career as an Advocate in 1986, he practiced at Jagadhri Court for 35 years, handling a wide range of civil, criminal, and significant national and international cases. Recognized for his legal acumen, he was appointed Member, Haryana State Law Commission in 2021, contributing to legal research, reforms, and policy formulation. On 2nd February 2024, he assumed office as Member, HERC, where he continues to apply his expertise to strengthen regulatory governance, promote legal transparency, and safeguard consumer interests in Haryana’s electricity sector. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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