Justice Without a Price Tag takes the audience inside the courtroom to uncover an uncomfortable truth — justice, though a fundamental right, often comes at a cost many cannot afford. Through real-life stories of ordinary people caught in unfair situations and firsthand experiences from the judicial world, the talk exposes how expensive legal aid can turn rights into privileges. It also highlights transformative initiatives like NALSA’s Early Access to Justice, which ensure free and competent legal support when people need it most. With insight, empathy, and wit, the talk calls upon students, volunteers, and citizens to become catalysts of change — spreading awareness and bridging the gap between the law and the people. It is a powerful reminder that justice must never be sold; it must remain every person’s right, not a privilege. I was appointed the youngest Judge in 2012 at the age of 25, driven by my passion to eradicate injustice. I am a strong advocate of free and competent legal aid under the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, and believe that liberty and rights should never come with a price tag. I actively promote awareness about NALSA schemes that provide free legal representation to the vulnerable and strongly believe in the power of Para-Legal Volunteers (PLVs) and college students as “modern-day Jambavants” spreading knowledge of legal rights. I am a proponent of mediation and community dispute resolution to foster peace and harmony. I also encourage law students to run Legal Aid Clinics, adopt villages, and actively facilitate social justice, helping ensure that access to justice is fair, inclusive, and impactful. 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 a world where technology amplifies our voices but often silences real connection, social intelligence has never been more essential — or more overlooked. In this talk, we’ll explore how to “unmute” our ability to read emotions, build trust, and navigate human interactions with empathy and insight. Discover how tuning in to others doesn’t just improve relationships — it transforms leadership, teamwork, and everyday communication. It’s time to turn the volume back up on what makes us truly human. A seasoned leader in hospitality learning and development, Nagwa Sedki brings over 15 years of experience driving service excellence across luxury hotel brands. With a strong passion for people and performance, she is dedicated to crafting transformative training programs that redefine the guest experience and foster a culture of continuous growth. 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

刘翰霖提出了一个极具洞见的观点：“好的科研，不是被证明出来的，而是被翻译出来的” 。他认为，每一个伟大的想法都曾是一颗孤立的分子，而“翻译”——这种连接不同世界、创造共同价值的行动，正是让它们碰撞、反应，最终催化出巨大商业价值和社会影响力的那枚核心催化剂。 现任人工智能创新资本研究院副院长、国际投融资促进会副会长、重点智库专家委员会委员、美国硅谷风险投资公司投资人、美国杜克大学商学院硕士生导师兼风投顾问。师从华尔街投资巨头，毕业于剑桥大学经济学直博班。持有两项国家专利，曾在第二十二届联合国气候变化大会发表“碳封存”主题演讲，会后接受联合国及多家国际媒体采访，并获大会主席接见。曾主导科技独角兽企业融资，总额超亿元；设立“量化投资与人工智能”实验中心并任主任，推动前沿算法在投资领域的应用。受邀出席2024夏季达沃斯论坛及多场国家级会议，与多位知名企业家商务会谈。成功推动政企合作与科技成果转化，主导硅谷、中关村等高科技孵化项目，与世界500强合作构建全球竞争力创新生态。联合院士专家团队及国内外顶级科研力量，推进人工智能、量化算法等核心技术产业化，促成中外联合实验室及关键技术转化。事迹获“学习强国”、人民日报社《民生周刊》等权威媒体专题报道。 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 Charm of Imperfections" invites the audience to rethink how they view themselves and others — not as flawless end products, but as evolving, beautifully imperfect beings. Through personal stories and reflections, the talk explores how flaws can become gateways to strength, creativity, and authenticity. From imperfect academic experiences to moments of poor decision-making, each story reveals how embracing imperfection has opened doors to growth and resilience. The talk also challenges conventional ideas of perfectionism by drawing on examples of renowned thinkers, leaders, and scientists who turned their flaws into fuel for success. It highlights the everyday ways people try to conceal their imperfections and the powerful self-realization that comes from accepting them instead. Through Blogery, a youth-driven blogging platform, the speaker showcases how imperfection can unite young voices into a bold, expressive community — one that celebrates raw ideas and real emotions to drive change. By the end of the talk, the audience will see their flaws not as limitations, but as the most human, creative, and empowering parts of who they are — and will feel inspired to create a personal roadmap for growth, self-acceptance, and authentic living. I am an academically driven 12th grade student passionate about creating positive social change through education and freedom of expression. I ranked 4th in Haryana in the International Math Olympiad and 5th in the International English Olympiad (Silverzone) in 11th grade. In 2023, I became the youngest shortlisted candidate in the John Locke Essay Competition’s law category and was invited to Oxford for the academic program and gala ceremony. I founded Blogery.org an international youth platform with 50+ writers from 10+ countries, which won the 2024 Reading Torch Award by India’s Ministry of Education. Demonstrating leadership, I started technology, public speaking, and volunteering clubs at school. The volunteering club provides peer tutoring, STEM sessions, and self-defense lessons to underprivileged girls, earning national recognition. 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

Crystal offers us a window of opportunity to peek into her brain with her question: “What if we never ran out of things to talk about?”. This truly reflective, yet poignant and provocative discussion is sure to leave you questioning and reflecting, with Crystal's take on what Philosophy is, and her truly moving and heartfelt message that will stay with the audience long beyond her talk. Crystal is an avid performer who you can often find in the spotlight, whether it’s performing music, or carrying out her duties as house captain. However, she prefers to describe herself as a “chronic over thinker” who strives for simplistic happiness and continual self-improvement. 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

We live in an age where our reflections are not found in mirrors, but on screens. Drishyaa Duggal, a cyberpsychology evangelist, explores how the internet has blurred the lines between our real, ideal, and digital selves. Drawing from her personal journey and psychological insight, she reveals how technology can both connect and confine us. This talk is a call to look within to redefine self-worth beyond likes and followers, and to reclaim our authentic identity in a hyperconnected world. Because the truest reflection isn’t on your screen ;it’s in your mind. Drishyaa Duggal is a force that bridges human mindset and boundless world of technology. A trailblazer who seamlessly connects the human mindset with the limitless realm of technology. 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