Her talk today also focuses on a similar alignment of her work amongst the idea of a prevention to the harms of the women and their treatment in facilitation of the medical sphere. The idea incorporates the envisionary of stories across India and reminds us of the hope for deliberation.Manisha Gupte is an activist, researcher, and leader dedicated to women's rights and social justice in India. With a background in microbiology and sociology, she co-founded Mahila Sarvangeen Utkarsh Mandal (MASUM) in 1987 and has worked extensively on gender, violence, sexuality, and human rights. She advises organizations globally, contributes to policy discussions, and coordinates health and women's rights initiatives. As Managing Trustee of Medico Friend Circle, she has led key events like the 10th International Women and Health Meeting. Her contributions have earned her accolades, including the Daughter of Maharashtra Award and the Maharashtra Foundation Award. 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

World Digital Detox Day, a visionary initiative founded by Dr. Rekha Chaudhari, is a global movement dedicated to addressing the pervasive issue of digital overload and its profound impact on mental health and well-being. Celebrated annually, this day encourages individuals, families, and communities to take a step back from their screens, disconnect from the constant buzz of technology, and reconnect with themselves, nature, and meaningful human interactions. Since its inception, World Digital Detox Day has grown into a powerful global phenomenon, now observed in 65 countries, inspiring millions to embrace a healthier, more balanced relationship with technology. It serves as a timely reminder to pause, reflect, and prioritize mindfulness in an increasingly hyper-connected world, fostering a culture of intentional living and mental clarity. Through this initiative, Dr. Chaudhari has sparked a transformative conversation about the importance of reclaiming life from the grips of digital dependency. Dr. Rekha Chaudhari, a global wellness icon, transformed from a rural housewife to a leader in holistic wellness. As Founder & MD of Oneline Wellness Pvt. Ltd., she revolutionized the beauty and spa industry with patented therapies like Novel Rope Massage and Geo Spa Therapies, earning accolades such as the Asia Spa Award. Her advocacy of traditional Indian postpartum care, recognized by WHO, brought global attention to ancient wellness practices. She founded World Digital Detox Day, now observed in 65 countries, to combat digital overload. Honored with the Dada Saheb Phalke Award and a Philosophiae Doctor Honoris Causa from Sorbonne University, she is celebrated as India’s Global Wellness Ambassador and a champion of women’s empowerment. 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

Lotus from 6 Hazel explores how positive thinking transforms setbacks into growth, citing scientific studies linking optimism to faster recovery, lower stress, and greater success. She illustrates this with J.K. Rowling’s perseverance through rejection and Marcus Aurelius’ Stoic philosophy on controlling one’s mindset, alongside her own journey from self-doubt to the TEDx stage by asking “How can I try?” Her actionable steps—reframing thoughts, focusing on controllables, practicing gratitude, and curating a positive environment—reveal that happiness hinges not on circumstances, but on the quality of our thoughts. I’m Lotus from Class Hazel, Grade 6, and I’m 12 years old. I have a wide range of interests, like football and skiing, which let me experience the world in different ways and help me unwind after school. If you ask me about my favorite subject? Definitely science—especially physics! Exploring the microscopic world feels absolutely incredible. I’m also passionate about reading physics books, along with detective novels and fiction for fun. As an open-minded explorer at heart, I can’t wait to meet you at TEDx! 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

His TEDx Talk, “Rewriting the narrative: What lawyers really do?” challenges the widespread scepticism surrounding lawyers, questioning whether their reputation stems from reality or societal conditioning. It explores the delicate balance between moral justice and legal justice, emphasizing how public perception often distorts the true role of legal professionals. Aman Vijay Dutta is a dedicated arbitration law advocate with a deep passion for philosophy and history. With over 8 years of legal experience, he has carved out a niche in arbitration, combining rigorous trial court expertise with a thorough understanding of dispute resolution mechanisms. We are very proud to share that he is an alumnus of ILS Law College, Pune, and has worked with leading law firms before establishing his own chambers in 2019. In just six years, his Chambers have set new benchmarks in arbitration and commercial litigation. His commitment to advancing legal education led him to found the School of Arbitration and Trial Law. Through its programs, he equips young lawyers with skills that enhance trial practice and the justice system in India. His recent work as the author of The Handbook of Domestic Arbitration serves as a cornerstone for practitioners and scholars alike, offering comprehensive insights into arbitration procedures in India. 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

This talk reframes competition through a cross-cultural lens, contrasting egalitarian Swiss schooling with China's high-pressure academics. Revealing how unhealthy comparison ("neijuan") undermines mental health, the speaker proposes four keys to constructive competition: self-benchmarking, strength-focused growth, continuous learning, and community contribution. A timely rethink of achievement culture for students and educators alike. Hi everyone, I’m Peiyang, grade 10 student at NACIS. You can find me in the library, quietly immersed in a novel. The basketball court is where I can learn new skills and express my passion for sports. In front of a piano playing my sorrows or my love is what you can hear. In the depths of woods and mountains, a boy sits on the zenith of a mountain, secreting his nostalgia for subsequent memories. However, if you really pay attention, you might even find me in the school cafeteria, enjoying the provisional satisfactions of a food critic. 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

A brutally honest account of chasing quick fitness fixes that left the speaker exhausted and frustrated. The turning point? Discovering that real change comes through small, consistent steps rather than dramatic overhauls. This talk unpacks the science of habit formation while challenging our cultural obsession with extreme self-improvement, ultimately advocating for kinder, more sustainable paths to personal growth. Hello, I'm Emily Wang from Grade 10, a health and nutrition enthusiast who make myself an "experiment in human nutrition". In this speech, I'm going to present to you my experiments and my feelings from them. How to make a happy and ordinary life coexist with good health? What this journey of experiments has taught me is that we can take the word "healthy" off the scale and turn it into a magical elf, hiding it in the beat of the headphones on morning jog, in the extra half-scoop of seasonal veggies the cafeteria lady gives me, and in the whisper I have with myself every time I make a choice. Are you all ready to hear about the life ticks I've picked up over the years of amazing experiments that are more noteworthy than calorie numbers? Are you ready to unwrap this special experiment report with me? 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