Each of us carries a hidden spark — a unique light waiting to be recognized and nurtured. The Spark Within is a powerful journey into self-discovery, where we pause, reflect, and reconnect with our true selves. It is about breaking free from external expectations, embracing inner strength, and uncovering the passions, values, and purpose that make us who we are. This transformative exploration reminds us that the greatest discoveries often lie within — waiting to ignite change, clarity, and confidence from the inside out.Anurag Pratap Singh is a dynamic product leader with over 13 years of rich experience in scaling B2B tech products across logistics, SaaS, payments, and telecom domains. A visionary professional with a strong foundation in technology and business, Anurag has led multiple 0-1-10 product journeys and successfully built scalable systems for multi-geography and multi-stakeholder organizations.Currently, he leads core logistics products—First Mile, Mid Mile, Last Mile, Trip & Hub Management—and a SaaS-based TMS suite. He has launched innovative solutions like dynamic trip planning, load balancing algorithms, and telematics-enabled tracking, directly contributing to revenue growth of over $10M annually. His work with cross-functional teams, CXOs, and global clients has consistently enhanced customer experience, reduced costs, and improved SLA performance. He holds an M.Tech in Software Systems from BITS Pilani and a B.Tech in ECE from Punjab Technical University. 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

Our voice is more than just sound — it reflects our personality, emotions, and presence. "My Voice, My Identity" celebrates the unique power of voice in expressing who we are. Whether in art, activism, or daily life, our voice defines us, connects us, and leaves a lasting impact on the world around us. Anuraag Muskaan is a seasoned Indian journalist, anchor, and satirist, currently serving as the Consulting Editor at Zee News. Known for his incisive reporting and engaging storytelling, he has built a distinguished career in Hindi television journalism over the past two decades.Anuraag has been associated with several prominent news channels throughout his career. He began with Sahara Samay (2003–2007), followed by key roles at Star News (2007–2011), India TV (2012–2013), India News (2013–2016), and Rajya Sabha TV (2001–2012). He later joined ABP News, where he gained recognition for hosting the popular prime-time show Ghanti Bajao. In 2021, he moved to the iTV Network, where he anchored the multi-format prime-time news show Jaagte Raho. As of May 2024, he holds the position of Consulting Editor at Zee News. 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 heartfelt and motivating TEDx talk, Tanushha Rathore, who aspires to crack the UPSC exam and studies psychology, comes back to her old school to look back on how she changed. She went from being a shy, unseen kid to someone who stands proud with self-assurance and a clear goal. She talks about school life in a way many can relate to, touching on the stress of waking up, the push to do well in class, and the feelings students often keep to themselves. Tanushha speaks and about how the same things in life can either hold us back or help us grow – it all depends on how we think about them. She tells stories about being scared, feeling nervous, and how simple words of support from teachers and parents can make a big difference. Her message to every student is clear: we don't come into this world confident – we build it up, one courageous step at a time. Tanushha Rathore is a UPSC aspirant with a Master's in Psychology and an alumnus of KIS. She has earned multiple academic honours, including the Savitri Devi Memorial Prize and the Satyapal Memorial Prize, reflecting her dedication and excellence in her academic pursuits. 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 flooded with digital messages, what if the most meaningful connection comes from something as simple as pen and paper? In this heartfelt talk, Peyton Christenson makes the case for reviving the lost art of letter writing—sharing personal stories, historical insights, and the emotional richness that handwritten notes uniquely provide. It's time to slow down, write it out, and rediscover the joy of being truly seen. Peyton Christenson is a Finance and Economics senior at GCU, and more importantly, a passionate advocate for reviving letter writing as a powerful and personal form of communication. What began as childhood weekends spent crafting cards with her grandma has grown into a lifelong love for putting pen to paper and spreading joy through the mail.Drawing from personal experiences, global pen pal connections, and historical examples, Peyton’s mission is to inspire others—especially in her generation—to embrace thoughtful, handwritten expression. She believes letter writing can reconnect us in ways that digital communication never could. 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

Why do so many students fear chemistry, and what if we could change that by teaching it like we teach reading? In this fun and story-rich talk, Dr. Colleen Kelley shares how “Molecular Literacy” can revolutionize how we learn and teach science, starting as early as third grade. With comic book characters, games, and songs, she shows that chemistry isn’t just a subject... it’s the shared language of everything. Dr. Colleen Kelley is a retired chemistry professor turned storyteller and the creator of a comic book series designed to make chemistry fun, relatable, and unforgettable for kids and learners of all ages. With over 25 years of experience in chemical education, her mission is to build Molecular Literacy—a foundation of chemistry understanding for everyone, starting young.As the founder of a curriculum that blends science with imagination, Dr. Kelley believes chemistry should be as engaging as storytime. Whether through animated characters like Poppi and Ray or songs about Sweet Calcium, her approach bridges science and play to foster curiosity, confidence, and connection in the next generation of learners. 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

What if the very thing you're hiding is the key to your freedom? In this heartfelt and courageous talk featuring an original song, Lydia Walker shares her journey from secrecy and shame to authenticity and healing, challenging us to embrace the uncomfortable act of being fully known. Because when we stop hiding, we start healing. Lydia Walker is a worship leader, speaker, and member of the music collective LO Worship, where she leads others in faith through powerful storytelling and music. Beyond the stage, Lydia is passionate about helping others discover healing through vulnerability and connection. Having worked closely with young adults in ministry and leadership, Lydia draws from personal experience to speak on identity, emotional freedom, and the power of being truly known. 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