In "Serve the Revolution: How Cooking Changed the Way I See the World", Mahim Ahmed, known as MahimMakes, delves into the transformative power of home cooking. What began as a personal passion evolved into a platform that challenges the norms of culinary expression. Through this TEDx talk, Mahim explores how the act of cooking can be a form of rebellion, a medium for storytelling, and a pathway to self-discovery.Discover how embracing imperfection in the kitchen can lead to profound personal growth and a deeper connection with culture and community. Mahim's journey underscores that the kitchen is not just a place for food preparation but a space for creativity, resilience, and revolution.Join Mahim as he shares insights on:The intersection of food and identityOvercoming challenges through culinary creativityThe role of storytelling in cookingEmbracing authenticity and imperfectionBuilding community through shared mealsWhether you're a food enthusiast, a creative spirit, or someone seeking inspiration, this talk offers a fresh perspective on how the simple act of cooking can ignite change.#TEDx #TEDxBangladesh #TEDxYouthMUBC #MahimMakes #HomeCooking #FoodStorytelling #CulinaryCreativity #CookingAsRebellion #FoodAndIdentity #BangladeshTEDx #InspiringTalks #CreativeJourney #KitchenRevolution #YouthInBangladesh He turned kitchen experiments into viral sensations—and now, he’s bringing that same fire to the TEDxMUBC stage.Mahim Ahmed, the face behind Mahim Makes, isn’t just a content creator. He’s a kitchen revolutionary, crafting restaurant-style magic that’s taken the internet by storm. With every dish, he stirs emotion, creativity, and rebellion—proving that food can be a form of expression, identity, and resistance.At TEDxYouth@Monipur High School and College, Mahim will be doing more than just speaking—he’ll be reclaiming the stage with the same energy that made people say, “This is the best TED ever.”This is more than just a talk. It’s a heist of ideas. A rebellion of minds. And Mahim is leading it.Date: August 16 Venue: Monipur Auditorium Theme: Unmask the Revolution Within 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

Gao Longmiao has stood on the university music stage for ten years, never letting go of his love for singing. Even through moments of wandering, doubt, and setbacks, he chose to return to the stage—returning to his own “Forever Love.” Gao Longmiao reminds us that true passion does not require a perfect finish line. Even in the darkest times, our deep connections to ourselves, to others, and to the world will continue to light our way. It is this passion that allows us to meet and recognize each other again and again. Miaomiao is a restarted PhD student and a campus singer. After losing his stage and identity when studying abroad, Miaomiao returned to the music community that shaped him to reclaim his passion. He ultimately discovered passion as a vehicle for identity and connection. His story explores living “in beta” and rebooting in courage. Most importantly, he voices his “forever love” out to reconnect us once 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

Srinivas takes us behind the scenes of turning a personal frustration into Coupl, India’s first neobank for couples. He shows how asking the right questions and daring to build can transform everyday challenges into impactful solutions.A Forbes 30 Under 30 entrepreneur, Srinivas Sarkar is the co-founder of Coupl, backed by Y Combinator and serving over 80,000 users. His journey exemplifies how persistence and creativity can turn problems into opportunities.Srinivas Sarkar shares the journey of turning a personal problem into India’s first neobank for couples — and the lessons of building what truly matters. Co-Founder & CEO of Coupl, India’s first neobank for couples, Srini is a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree. Backed by Y Combinator, Coupl serves 80,000+ users, reflecting his passion for innovation at the intersection of technology and finance. 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

Jackie Xu leads us to reflect on the meaning of language learning and the future of education in the age of AI. Jackie reminded us that while AI may help us write, translate, or even pass exams, it cannot replace the trust, communication, and understanding that language builds between people. Learning a foreign language is not only about mastering a skill—it is about embracing a life experience. Jackie Xu, an educator and AI co-developer with an IELTS perfect score of 9.0, returns to TEDx to ask: Can we stop learning foreign languages in the AI era? Blending sharp insight with real-life stories, she reveals how technology transforms language learning while keeping the human spirit at its core. 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

Huang Yinbao shares how Esperanto became his bridge to the wider world. Esperanto not only opened new paths in agricultural science and international exchange but also became a tool to tell the stories of his hometown and to step onto the global stage. Life may not be defined by a single “Plan A,” but by the “Plan B” we dare to embrace. Huang Yinbao, a college graduate and small-town civil servant from Gansu, used little-known language Esperanto to reach the world stage. He spoke at UNESCO, led the Esperanto edition of The UNESCO Courier, and served as vice president of the Universal Esperanto Association. Through his own journey, he shows that hard work brings rewards, and that life can always have its own “Beta version.” 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

Keith Seeley shares his unique insights on "How History Evolves". History is not only about the truth of the past, but also about how we choose to interpret and convey it. It is an ongoing dialogue and a way to better understand ourselves/ and the world. Keith Seeley teaches Humanities at NKCS Upper Secondary. He often reflects on how best to prepare students for the wider world. In his view, critical thinking and social awareness are essential for anyone who wishes to engage meaningfully with society. He believes that the study of history provides a valuable path to develop and refine these skills. In his talk, he will demonstrate how source criticism works in practice and how historical narratives shape the social landscape of our time. 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