Rahul Singh, known as The Math Mentalist, shares his remarkable journey of transforming personal hardship into a life of purpose through mathematics, magic, and mind reading. What began as a necessity — giving tuition in Grade 11 to support his family — evolved into a lifelong mission to inspire, heal, and connect with others. By blending mathematics with performance and empathy, Rahul turned classrooms into stages and fear of numbers into fascination. His story shows how resilience, creativity, and passion can turn struggles into strengths, helping others see math not just as equations to solve, but as experiences to feel, perform, and live. Rahul Singh, celebrated as the World’s First Math Mentalist — a performer who fuses mind reading, number magic, numerology, and meditation into a breathtaking experience like no other. With over 15 years of mastery, Rahul has wowed audiences on platforms like Zee5, Doordarshan, India’s Got Talent, Radio Mirchi, BMW, and more — leaving them spellbound with his unique numerology twist. But Rahul is more than a performer — he’s a mentor and motivator, teaching young minds how the magic of numbers and the power of the mind can unlock confidence, creativity, and joy. On the verge of setting a world record, he continues his mission to redefine what's possible when numbers meet mindfulness. 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 powerful talk, Parul Nayar shares her journey of living with a rare neurological condition, learning to navigate self-doubt, and finding strength in quiet resilience. She explores how the hardest moments in life can shape us, showing that real growth comes not from avoiding discomfort, but from embracing it. Her story reminds us that resilience isn’t about being unbreakable — it’s about choosing to rise, even when it’s hard. Parul Nayar, a product innovation strategist and incoming MBA candidate at INSEAD, whose journey bridges architecture, emerging tech, and human-centered strategy. A trained architect and systems thinker, Parul has led design and innovation teams across India, the UK, and the US, helping global firms and mission-driven startups reimagine how we learn, work, and live. Her strength is rooted in quiet resilience — shaped by a six-year battle with a neurological condition in childhood. That experience taught her how to lead with empathy, even in silence, and show up when it’s hardest.A rank-holder from SPA Delhi and a published researcher, Parul brings intellect, heart, and bold thinking to everything she builds. Her story is for anyone who has ever felt behind or unseen — and still dared to lead. 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

Ms Nandini Chatterjee Singh explores the science behind emotional resilience and how it shapes our behavior, well-being, and ability to adapt to challenges. Drawing on research in neuroplasticity, brain development, and emotional competencies, she explains practical strategies to cultivate resilience in ourselves and others. From self-awareness and grit to empathy and healthy relationships, this talk offers insights to help navigate setbacks, stress, and change while building lasting mental and emotional strength. Leading cognitive neuroscientist and science-policy education researcher. Established track record of combining innovative thinking with scientific evidence and research to develop, design and implement original solutions. Collaborates with civil society, social institutions, policy makers and government bodies to translate research from the laboratory to the real world. Compassionate leader, values empathy, out of the box thinking, replicable evidence, inclusion and attention to detail. 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

李成才导演他用匠心独运的镜头语言，传播科学与自然美学。 “让科学在影像中流淌，以诗意的叙事礼赞生命”，他的分享让我们领略到了影像创作背后的匠心独运，和纪录片在传播知识、弘扬文化方面的独特魅力。 Director Li Chengcai is an outstanding practitioner in the field of Chinese documentaries. His works cover a wide range of profound themes, spanning history, finance, nature, and more. In 2006, as one of the directors of The Rise of the Great Nations, he delved into the historical context and factors behind the rise of modern world powers, prompting audiences to reflect deeply on national development. In 2010, his documentary Wall Street, where he served as chief director, simplified the complex world of finance into compelling narratives, earning an 8.6 rating on Douban and widespread acclaim. The 2012 documentary Money explored the history of money and its economic impact, while The Glory of Innovation (2016) highlighted the crucial role of innovation in driving societal progress. 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 talk includes the use of a puppet representing Janhavi's inner voice- Lil J who is trying to persuade her not to change the path she is on because of a simple inner calling. Their fight eventually ends in a mutual agreement. A Grade 11 student, at Navrachana Vidyani, with aspirations of becoming a successful doctor. Beyond academics, she wishes to touch lives, through the power of her voice and strongly believes in listening to one’s ‘inner-calling’. A curious and a vibrant soul, Janhavi believes in experiencing ‘everything’ life has to offer. She is a poetry enthusiast, a self-taught ventriloquist, an articulate debater, Bharatnatyam dancer and a nature-lover. She loves finding meanings in the simplest of things in life and admires the beauty of uncertainty it offers. 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 talk "Anger Is Good" challenges the conventional belief that anger is harmful, showing instead how it can be a powerful catalyst for transformation. Vijaya Suvarna explores how deep unrest and dissatisfaction have fueled change throughout history, drawing inspiration from leaders like Gautam Buddha, Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King Jr., and Muhammad Ali. She emphasizes that when channelized, anger becomes the X factor that drives ambition, fuels purpose, and helps achieve unimaginable success. Vijaya Suvarna, CEO of Liberation Coaches, is a powerhouse of transformation. A gold medalist with credentials from Stanford and IIM-B, she has impacted over 200,000 individuals and 300+ organizations by helping them lead with authenticity and inner strength. At TEDx, she inspires us to embrace our anger, harness it, and use it to create the change we wish to see 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 Vijayalakshmi Suvarna is a force of nature—curious, courageous, and relentlessly committed to transformation. A gold medalist from Mumbai University with leadership credentials from Stanford and IIM-B, she blends sharp insight with fearless action. As CEO of Liberation Coaches, she has worked with over 300 organizations and empowered more than 200,000 individuals to lead—not with armor, but with authenticity. In TED x Navrachana International School, Vadodara, Vijayalakshmi invites us to do the bravest thing in leadership: slow down, look within, and lead from the inside out. A journey inward that dares you to show up bolder, truer, and fully alive. 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