In this talk Dr Sarita Chauhan shares a deeply personal story of growing up in a disciplined, silent environment — first in an army household, then in a quiet marriage. In the absence of emotional expression, writing became her lifeline. She discovered that writing isn't just for writers — it's for anyone who needs to release what they can’t say out loud. Writing helped her process pain, find clarity, and reconnect with herself. She explains that writing is a sensory, healing practice, not just an intellectual one. It engages touch, sound, sight, even smell — grounding us in the present and helping us express what words alone sometimes can't. She also shares real-life examples — like a paanwala and a cobbler — who found purpose and healing through writing, without needing degrees or recognition. To help others, she created “Write Up Your Soul” — a space for honest, unfiltered expression using four simple steps: Feel. Face. Free. Flow. Dr. Sarita Chauhan is a bilingual author, educationist, and reflective wanderer of words with a Ph.D. in English Literature, as well as a passionate artist. Chairperson of JSM Academy and a featured voice on international platforms including Harvard, she has authored three books and holds recognitions from the India Book of Records and the Gems Book of World Records.She is the founder of *Write Up Your Soul*—a movement deeply rooted in ancient wisdom and lived experiences, encouraging writing as a tool for self-discovery and transformation, turning one's inner voice into action. 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 talk shares the journey of a doctor who has also lived the story of many women—giving endlessly to others while neglecting herself. She reminds us that caring for your own well-being isn’t selfish; it’s sacred. She explores three deeply personal aspects of women’s health: 1. Garbh Sanskar – An ancient practice that nurtures the unborn through the mother’s thoughts, emotions, and environment. It’s not magic—it’s mindful motherhood. 2. Sexual Dysfunction – A silent struggle many women face, often with shame. Through Ayurveda and open conversations, women can reclaim their sensuality, self-worth, and healing. 3. Infertility – More than a medical issue, it’s an emotional and spiritual journey. Holistic healing nurtures the whole woman, not just her womb—offering compassion, not just treatment. The message is clear: A woman’s health is not just physical—it’s emotional, spiritual, and deeply personal. Wholeness is her birthright. The speaker, with over 22 years of experience, blends ancient wisdom with modern science to help women heal—not just be treated. She encourages women to choose themselves, because when a woman is whole, she uplifts everyone around her. As a passionate advocate for holistic wellness with 22+ years of experience, Sandhya is dedicated to empowering individuals, particularly women, on their journey to health and self-discovery. With a deep understanding of the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit, She offers a range of holistic wellness treatments that integrate natural therapies.Her unwavering commitment to women's empowerment shines through in all aspects of her practice, inspiring individuals to embrace their inner strength, achieve balance, and lead fulfilled lives. Through personalized care, education, and holistic therapies, She empowers her patients to unlock their full potential and radiate vitality. 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 bold and inspiring talk, Ahan Mehra, an 18-year old changemaker, challenges the conventional model of education for the marginalized. Sharing lessons from his grassroots work in rural India, he reveals a powerful insight: the most transformative gift we can give a child is not the right answer, but the tools and empowerment to ask the right question. Through his project—the Mallawan Village Foundation—Ahan introduces the Autonomy Algorithm, a framework that empowers underserved youth to learn independently using curiosity, creativity, and AI-powered tools. What sets this approach apart is its potential to disrupt traditional education models. It bypasses the usual barriers of physical schools, qualified teachers, and institutional infrastructure—offering a scalable, rapid, and deeply personal way to bring meaningful education to those who need it most. By equipping children with the ability to ask better questions and access knowledge autonomously, this method reframes education as a bottom-up process of self-directed empowerment. Drawing from personal anecdotes, on-the-ground impact stories, and digital experiments, Ahan advocates for a future where learning is not something done to students, but something they drive themselves. His talk is a call to reimagine education—not as a top-down system—but as a liberating force rooted in curiosity, relevance, and access. This talk will resonate with educators, policymakers, innovators, and changemakers committed to equity, innovation, and the urgent need to educate at scale without waiting for perfect conditions. Ahan Mehra is an 18‑year‑old changemaker and founder of the Mallawan Village Foundation, bringing digital literacy and art education to rural children in India. Featured at UN Global Goals Week and Art Capital Paris 2025, his work fuses creativity with social impact. In The Autonomy Algorithm, he shows how AI and curiosity‑driven learning can turn rote education into lifelong self‑discovery. 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 ted talk discovers the side of India which is often left undiscovered in the 21st century where India deals with serious problems like corruption, environmental issues, women safety and protection etc while keeping and Emphasis over the developing side of it and also tells about the measures required to deal with it. Vaanya is a confident person striving for a change in the world. Politics and business are her key interests. She wants to innovate and invent things to bring a change in 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

Water is life and conserving it can change the destiny of entire communities. In this inspiring TEDx talk, Nimal Raghavan shares his journey from a small village in Thanjavur to transforming water-deprived areas across Tamil Nadu.From surviving Cyclone Gaja to restoring lakes, canals, and irrigation systems, Raghavan demonstrates the power of local action, determination, and community involvement. Learn how small initiatives can save time, revive farming, and even bring people back to their villages. Environmental activist who is working currently upon Organic farming, Rejuvenation of water bodies, Plantation of trees, Rain water harvesting, and Climate change. 272 waterbodies restored . Planted 24 lakh+ Saplings.70 lakh + Beneficiaries. Making Earth Green Again. 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

I videogiochi non sono solo un passatempo, ma un linguaggio che unisce generazioni e culture.Massimiliano Stazi, in arte Save a Gamer, racconta come questa forma d’arte, cresciuta insieme ai suoi giocatori, possa diventare uno strumento di dialogo e connessione sociale. Superando il pregiudizio che li vuole “giochi per bambini”, il videogioco rivela la sua forza nel creare comunità, empatia e condivisione.Un invito a guardare al gioco come parte essenziale della crescita umana, a ogni età, e a riscoprirne il potere educativo e culturale. Save a Gamer (al secolo Massimiliano Stazi) è un content creator noto per il suo modo di fare divulgazione videoludica che spazia tra curiosità, storia del videogioco e ricerche scientifiche, e per raccontare il videogioco come una forma d’arte e non solo come mero intrattenimento. Attraverso contenuti educativi, eventi e campagne social, Save a Gamer si impegna a creare uno spazio sicuro e positivo per gamer di ogni età e background. La missione? "Salvare" i gamer da stereotipi, disinformazione e solitudine digitale, costruendo una community basata su rispetto, benessere mentale e passione condivisa per il gaming. Nei suoi contenuti si citano psicologi, educatori, game designer e creator, per affrontare anche temi cruciali come il cyberbullismo, la dipendenza da videogiochi, l’inclusione e il ruolo educativo del gaming. 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