By Kalyani Mudaliar In the tribal village of Deolapar, located in Nagpur district, adolescent girls faced a silent struggle that impacted their education and well-being—menstrual hygiene management (MHM). Due to deeply ingrained cultural stigma, lack of awareness, and inadequate resources, menstruation became a monthly challenge, leading to absenteeism and unhygienic
The final day of the YESummit 2025 began with an insightful session on how traditional businesses can leverage modern technology for growth. This session was moderated by Mr. Arun R J, Assistant Professor at CHRIST University, and co-moderated by Ms. Sonia Garcha, Board Member of YouthAid Foundation. The keynote address
By Kalyani Mudaliar In the quiet streets of his neighborhood, Vishal Manish Kamble stood as a silent force, his actions speaking volumes where words failed to convey. At 16, Vishal emerged from a humble middle-class family, where his father, toiled as a daily wage worker, providing for their family of
By Alika Naresh Agriculture is one of the major income activities in India. According to Census 2011, there are 11.8 crore farmers are cultivating the lands. There have been a lot of changes in the Indian agriculture system. Farmers adopted modern methods, increased mechanization,n and technologies improved in agriculture. But
Bengaluru, February 2025 – The second day of the 8th YESummit 2025 was a transformative experience, bringing together industry experts, startup founders, and business leaders to discuss the intricate journey of entrepreneurship. The day’s discussions revolved around transforming ideas into businesses, validating concepts, and scaling sustainably while staying true to
Bengaluru, February 2025 – YESummit is more than just a gathering; it is a platform for opportunity, innovation, and transformation. This year’s summit, hosted at CHRIST University, Bengaluru, brought together over 250 aspiring and established micro-entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and changemakers, reinforcing its commitment to fostering grassroots entrepreneurship and inclusive economic
By Kalyani Mudaliar In the tribal village of Deolapar, located in Nagpur district, adolescent girls faced a silent struggle that impacted their education and well-being—menstrual hygiene management (MHM). Due to deeply ingrained cultural stigma, lack of awareness, and inadequate resources, menstruation became a monthly challenge, leading to absenteeism and unhygienic
The final day of the YESummit 2025 began with an insightful session on how traditional businesses can leverage modern technology for growth. This session was moderated by Mr. Arun R J, Assistant Professor at CHRIST University, and co-moderated by Ms. Sonia Garcha, Board Member of YouthAid Foundation. The keynote address
By Kalyani Mudaliar In the quiet streets of his neighborhood, Vishal Manish Kamble stood as a silent force, his actions speaking volumes where words failed to convey. At 16, Vishal emerged from a humble middle-class family, where his father, toiled as a daily wage worker, providing for their family of
By Alika Naresh Agriculture is one of the major income activities in India. According to Census 2011, there are 11.8 crore farmers are cultivating the lands. There have been a lot of changes in the Indian agriculture system. Farmers adopted modern methods, increased mechanization,n and technologies improved in agriculture. But
Bengaluru, February 2025 – The second day of the 8th YESummit 2025 was a transformative experience, bringing together industry experts, startup founders, and business leaders to discuss the intricate journey of entrepreneurship. The day’s discussions revolved around transforming ideas into businesses, validating concepts, and scaling sustainably while staying true to
Bengaluru, February 2025 – YESummit is more than just a gathering; it is a platform for opportunity, innovation, and transformation. This year’s summit, hosted at CHRIST University, Bengaluru, brought together over 250 aspiring and established micro-entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and changemakers, reinforcing its commitment to fostering grassroots entrepreneurship and inclusive economic
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