Abhishek Nakhate shares his insightful perspective on 'Scarcity is Opportunity,' highlighting how challenges and limitations can spark creativity, innovation, and new possibilities for growth. Abhishek Nakhate, born in the remote district of Dantewada/Bastar in Chhattisgarh, has been successfully running his ventures in London for the past 18 years. He is the Founder & CEO of Zoom Abroad, a global student platform; Zilter, an AI-driven ERP solutions provider; and SreeGen, a Generative AI company revolutionizing automation and human clones for large organizations. A public speaker and career coach, Abhishek has also served as Director of a German University and collaborates with over 160 foreign universities worldwide. He firmly believes that education, technology, and spirituality are the true drivers of change for humanity. His deep sense of responsibility to give back to his roots in Chhattisgarh inspires him to share his global perspective with the world. 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

The hidden force that helps us grow through life's storms is resilience.Resilience is more than just bouncing back from adversity; it's the ability to adapt and grow in the face of stress, trauma, or significant life challenges. It's the inner strength that allows you to navigate difficult situations, learn from them, and emerge stronger than before. She is a dedicated and enthusiastic 9th-grade student at Aryaman Vikram Birla School, with a strong focus on science and math. Known for her excellent academic performance, she is also actively involved in extracurricular activities like the film production and dance club. She is a passionate learner who constantly seeks opportunities to challenge herself and grow. 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

In this TEDx talk, high school student Tejas Joshi explores why people ignore the rampant civic decay in India and how psychological phenomena, such as the bystander effect, rationalisation, and normalisation shape our attitudes toward public spaces. Through thought provoking examples, he challenges the “chalta hai” mindset and asks citizens to start thinking towards a change. He emphasizes that real change begins not with policies or slogans, but with small, consistent actions by ordinary people. He has a strong academic focus, with a particular interest in psychology. Outside of his studies, Tejas is actively involved in a variety of activities, including music, writing, and sports. His passion for learning inspires him to pursue challenges with enthusiasm and determination. 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

This speech shares the inspiring journey of how sports can completely change a person’s life—physically, mentally, and professionally. It highlights how starting with simple activities like running and lifting weights not only strengthens the body but also builds discipline, confidence, and resilience. The speaker reflects on how commitment to sports reshaped his mindset, improved his personality, and gave him purpose. With dedication, he went beyond personal fitness to create a successful career, opening his own gym and sports company. This story proves that sports are not just about physical activity—they are a path to self-discovery, growth, and life-changing opportunities. Haitham Baroudi, a professional sports coach specialized in management, training, and sports marketing. He is active in public health projects, combating smoking and obesity, and works as a media figure, TV presenter, and host of sports and social events 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

Haotian Zhang invites us to take a step back to navigate the torrent of AI advancements. This can be done through the process of dissecting, understanding and regaining creative agency over reality. Haotian Zhang is an architecture lecturer at the University of Hong Kong. As an architectural designer and a digital artist, his teaching and research revolve around (sur)realistic digital representation and rural Chinese futurism. He co-founded FrankanLisa with Tianying Li, a design studio specialising in architecture, digital art, and making. His work has been exhibited at various venues internationally, including Carnegie Museum of Art, National Building Museum (US), Beijing Design Week, and Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture in addition to multiple galleries and institutes. 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

Nel 2007 un incidente stradale cambia per sempre la vita di Martina Caironi: perde una gamba, ma non la voglia di rialzarsi. Dopo la prima protesi e la rinuncia alla pallavolo, scopre la corsa e diventa atleta paralimpica. Da Londra 2012, con il primo oro, a Rio 2016 come portabandiera, fino al podio condiviso di Tokyo 2021, lo sport diventa la sua carriera e la sua identità. A Parigi 2024 vive la sua ultima Paralimpiade: argento nel salto in lungo e oro nei 100m, chiudendo 14 anni di sfide con il senso di compiutezza più grande. Lo sport le ha insegnato resilienza, empatia e il valore del “flow”, quella concentrazione totale che porta oltre i limiti. Oggi continua a lavorare nello sport con Milano Cortina 2026, per lasciare un’eredità fatta di inclusione reale e cambiamento culturale. Per Martina lo sport può metterci tutti sullo stesso piano: basta una spinta dai blocchi della vita per scegliere un futuro diverso.Nel 2007 un incidente stradale cambia per sempre la vita di Martina Caironi: perde una gamba, ma non la voglia di rialzarsi. Dopo la prima protesi e la rinuncia alla pallavolo, scopre la corsa e diventa atleta paralimpica. Da Londra 2012, con il primo oro, a Rio 2016 come portabandiera, fino al podio condiviso di Tokyo 2021, lo sport diventa la sua carriera e la sua identità. A Parigi 2024 vive la sua ultima Paralimpiade: argento nel salto in lungo e oro nei 100m, chiudendo 14 anni di sfide con il senso di compiutezza più grande. Lo sport le ha insegnato resilienza, empatia e il valore del “flow”, quella concentrazione totale che porta oltre i limiti. Oggi continua a lavorare nello sport con Milano Cortina 2026, per lasciare un’eredità fatta di inclusione reale e cambiamento culturale. Per Martina lo sport può metterci tutti sullo stesso piano: basta una spinta dai blocchi della vita per scegliere un futuro diverso. Martina Caironi (1989) è un’atleta paralimpica specializzata nei 100 metri e nel salto in lungo. Dopo un incidente nel 2007, ha vinto 3 ori paralimpici nei 100m (Londra 2012, Rio 2016, Parigi 2024) e 4 argenti, tra cui nel salto in lungo. Detiene il record mondiale T63 nel lungo (5,46 m). È attiva in ruoli istituzionali e progetti per l’inclusione e i diritti delle persone con disabilità. 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