Climate change is one of the biggest threats facing our country today. Tackling climate concerns implies going beyond addressing the concerns of one generation, it involves acknowledging organizational roles in fighting the climate crisis and connecting generations to collaboratively seek solutions. Can building workplaces with strong communities be one of the highly imperative approaches for constructing collective resilience? Can companies help ease climate anxiety and bring about a sustainable society?The idea is to understand how climate change Is reshaping our world, and presenting a powerful opportunity for corporations to make an impact while growing our resources and creating a sustainable future. A climate activist and an entrepreneur at heart, Arundhati firmly believes that as individuals and communities we can play a significant role in mitigating climate impact. Extremely passionate about sustainability and global causes such as climate warming, environment conservation, reducing plastic pollution, and the role of individual consumption patterns on climate change led her to establish Beej, India’s first plant-based premium accessories brand in 2019. Arundhati was awarded with the Elle Eco-innovation award 2024 and Her Circle Bizruptor of the Year – Editors Choice award 2024 for setting a new standard in ethical luxury through her brand. Arundhati is an active voice in the sustainability community within India. She’s a guest faculty at leading fashion and design colleges including NIFT and NID and a Mentor with Niti Aayog. As a single mother and someone who did a mid-career pivot at 40, she sees the world as it can be and not how it is and that’s her energy source. 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 most rewarding and transformative experiences come through seeking out and taking up challenges rather than avoiding them. It's very easy to get caught up and trapped in the end goal of what we are doing. The daily grind, the small victories hitting career milestones even the setbacks along the way. It’s about finding harmony, much like a journalist who sprints through deadlines by day and conquers marathons by dawn.The idea is to sprint through two different worlds which aren’t essentially separate but need to be fueled by creating a rhythm and balance where passion and purpose exist parallelly. Senior Anchor and Associate Executive Producer with TV18 Broadcast Ltd.'s CNBC TV18 and CNBC Awaaz. Over 15 years of experience in journalism and 12 years at TV18’s flagship channels CNBC TV18 and CNBC Awaaz working on renowned shows such as Storyboard, Tech Guru, Brand Bazaar, Lessons in Marketing Excellence and much more. She has been with CNBC-TV18 for over to 12 years and has been successfully leading some key properties for the channel spread across domains such as, marketing, advertising, business of media, technology, health and fitness. She is also an ultra distance runner who has finished several marathons and ultra marathons around with world including 30 full marathons and over 30 ultra marathons. She has been a part of official team India sent by athletic federation of india for 100 km run and 24 hours run respectively and is also the first non Ladakhi woman in the world to finish the tough Khar Dungla challege over the highest motorable pass in the world. 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

Behind all the theoretical postulates models and pyramids of consumer behaviour lies a basic psychology that nudges us as our brain drives us to purchase even without us as consumers realizing it. Research indicates that 95% of our decisions are driven by subconscious urges, highlighting how often we rely on mental shortcuts and heuristics rather than rational analysis.The idea is to decode the psychology behind attention habits, loyalty, learning, motivation, perception biases and of course technology. Harinder Singh Pelia is the creator of the 10Xer Club, a club made by marketers for marketers that aims at solving challenges with upskilling, networking, and hiring marketing professionals in India. He was previously a Marketing Leader at Amazon, where he helped launch and grow Amazon Fashion through several projects from scratch. Additionally, Harinder had a key role in the development of various other high-end fashion labels like Diesel, Ajio Luxe, and The White Crow. 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

Every story changes depending on where you stand. In this entertaining and thought-provoking TEDx talk, filmmaker and architect Prashanth Raj explores the power of perspective—how the way we see things shapes the stories we tell and the lives we live. Blending humor with deep insights, Prashanth takes us on a journey through storytelling, filmmaking, and architecture, showing how every frame, every structure, and every moment is a matter of viewpoint. Using hilarious examples, he highlights how shifting our perspective can change not just narratives, but our understanding of the world itself. Tied to the Garden of Eden theme, his talk challenges us to embrace multiple perspectives, recognize the beauty in different viewpoints, and appreciate how every story is uniquely shaped by the lens through which it’s seen. This TEDx talk was independently organized under the TED conference format. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx. Prashant Raj is a movie director with a flair for captivating visuals, most recently recognised for his work in the movie O2. He is known for pushing boundaries and bringing fresh perspectives to the screen while creating the perfect fusion of storytelling and passion. 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 makes a good advertisement? Is it creativity, storytelling, or something more? In this insightful TEDx talk, Anusha Shetty, CEO of Grey Group India (Grey & AutumnGrey), dives into the true essence of advertising and its potential to move hearts and drive real-world impact. Through powerful examples, Anusha showcases how advertising is more than just selling—it’s about storytelling with purpose. Her talk explores how emotionally resonant ads can inspire action, shift perceptions, and create lasting change. Tied to the Garden of Eden theme, her talk reminds us that impactful advertising has the ability to nurture societies, rebuild communities, and plant the seeds for a better future. This TEDx talk was independently organized under the TED conference format. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx. Anusha Shetty is a dynamic entrepreneur and the founder of ‘Autumn Grey’, a digital marketing and advertising agency. With a sharp eye for trends and the gift of creativity, she’s all about creating impactful campaigns that connect brands with their audiences. Her contagious energy never fails to inspire everyone around her! 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 biggest factor in our decision-making isn’t logic or desire, but fear? Kate Linton uncovers the unseen power of regret aversion—the psychological force that shapes the decisions we make every day. Through personal anecdotes, behavioural science, and real-world examples, she explores how our fear of future regret and making the "wrong" choice can hold us back from taking risks, seizing opportunities, and trusting our own instincts. She poses the question, are we truly making choices for ourselves, or are we just seeking to avoid regret? This talk explores why we let regret dictate our lives and how we can break free from its grip to make choices with confidence and clarity. Kate Linton, a senior at JIS, grew up watching TED Talks and dreaming of one day stepping onto the red dot herself. Now, she’s turning that dream into reality with a talk that unpacks the psychology behind fear based decision-making and regret aversion. Known for her habit of writing meticulous pros and cons lists before making most decisions, Kate blends personal insight with a touch of humor as she explores how we can better handle tough decisions with optimism and confidence. 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