Gaurang Gadia captivated the audience with a casual, almost conversational monologue that felt less like a speech and more like listening to a close friend spill their journey over a late-night chat.He began where many dreams are born — the school canteen. Amid the chaos of picking drinks and debating who’d pay, he noticed a glaring gap: iced teas without tea, lemonade without real lemons. This casual observation sparked a mission to create healthier, more authentic beverages.Balancing lectures, societies, and events, Gaurang spent evenings learning food science and sourcing ingredients. Friends became taste-testers, as he experimented with honey as a sweetener—long before it was trendy. His big break came at Khan Chacha, an iconic Delhi eatery. Once a place for school hangouts, it became his first distributor, marking a full-circle moment.“Business has highs and lows,” he admitted, emphasizing the importance of acting on ideas—no matter how absurd they seem. At just 19,without prestigious credentials or a business background, Gaurang dared to try. His passion, he stressed, outweighed external validation.His lessons went beyond entrepreneurship. Gaurang highlighted valuing friendships, upskilling, and pursuing projects for passion, not just résumés. When asked about competitors, his humility shone through: “It’s good more people are creating organic products. I can’t handle the entire food industry myself.”Gaurang’s story was more than business—it was about small beginnings and the courage to believe. From backbench chats to distributing his first product, he inspired attendees to act on their wildest ideas. Whether a drink recipe, side hustle, or dream buried in notebooks, he left them with one unshakable message:"Act. The world is shaped by those who dare to try." Gaurang Gadis is the founder of FOMO Brews, a unique iced tea brand featured on Shark Tank, he’s committed to delivering authentic, unadulterated recipes crafted in-house, with ingredients sourced directly from India’s hinterlands. His leadership extends beyond his venture; as the President of the Entrepreneurial Cell at Hansraj College, he spearheaded initiatives to cultivate innovation and business acumen among peers. Additionally, he served as the lead organiser for TEDx Hansraj College, bringing thought-provoking discussions to the campus. A skilled orator with a deep understanding of economics, he delivers insight and clarity to complex topics. His athletic background as a cricketer who trained with the Rajasthan Royals further reflects his dedication, discipline, and teamwork—qualities he leverages in his entrepreneurial journey. His multifaceted experiences continue to fuel his ambition to make a positive mark in both business and society. 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

网球不仅带给我们快乐，更赋予我们一种坚定和冷静的态度：在面对强敌和困境时，始终保持专注和坚毅。这种网球精神，逐渐成为我们品牌的核心价值，超越产品本身，向每一个认识我们的人传递一种由内而外的力量和美感。 ULTRAFIT品牌主理人 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

“Stars are our only way to look into the universe and beyond” In his enlightening talk, Shivam Narhari shares his deep fondness for the stars, which may be superficially appreciated by us but their scientific value in our lives goes unrecognised. Urbanisation and industrialisation have caused the visibility of stars in our sky to reduce. And why, you may ask, does that matter? It has birthed a problem rarely talked of- light pollution. It refers to the overuse of artificial lights and lack of natural light on the earth. Light pollution is not restricted to sciences, research and people like Shivam, who are enthusiastic about astrophysics and astronomy; it impacts our present and our future. Some insightful examples were how birds need stars to navigate through the sky. Shivam throws light on an experience that is most relatable for us humans- gradually decreasing attention span, focus and drastic changes in behaviour. Through his vast knowledge, Shivam convinces the listeners how light pollution has blinded our way as innovators. Light pollution is not hard to solve but hard to track. Some intelligent measures to reduce it are using motion sensor lights, and sky quality metres that can quantify light pollution and give us accurate data. At the consumers’ level, it is crucial to raise awareness. We must switch off lights when not in use and try to make use more of the natural light resources. Most people don’t know something like light pollution exists. Once our masses are aware, the solutions are easy to implement. Small changes in our way of living make the life of all our species easier. Shivam’s passion about the vastness of the universe resonates with the audience creating a realm of the stars of our future, who will know and will act. Shivam Narhari, with a robust foundation in computer programming, aerospace & technology, has been honoured as the winner of various national level competitions like ISRO’s National Space Innovation Challenge. He has undertaken research about supernova light curves & neutron stars with professors at esteemed colleges like the Oxford University & Harvard University. His leadership at the Astronomy Club, Physics Club and STEM course at Neerja Modi School reflects his determination towards enhancing the minds of his fellows and integrity of purpose. From an early age, he has been playing the piano among large audiences and has also composed MIDI beats through his knowledge over the years. He has Transformer-themed Youtube channel, leading a team of 10 volunteers to spread awareness about the effects of urban light pollution to advocating education for the underprivileged. 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

户外让我从一个走3.5公里都需要犹豫一下的人变成了一个越野跑30KM的人。我想看到更多的女性在山中安全的自由奔跑，在岩壁攀爬芭蕾。孤独虽然是人生常态，只要你不设限，山会更高，路会更远。 野生菜腿女生户外运动社主理人；4年户外活动运营累计参与超万人；登山越野跑爱好者 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

Dario Solina is a humanitarian clown who works with radical change, vulnerability, care, love. In an inspiring, amusing talk, he shares how following his heart brought him from a courageous life-changing performance, to meeting the most foolish of the masters, to humanitarian work with vulnerable communities, and finally back home with a new realization: all we need to change is... an excuse. Dario facilitates workshops on Play and Care and leads programs across Europe, the USA and Latin America. He collaborates with Patch Adams' Gesundheit Institute, the School for Designing a Society, and the Play Manifesto. He is the founder of Say it to a Clown, a member of the Danish Caring Clowns and has served as a Public Policies consultant for the Governor's Office of Jalisco State (Mexico). dariosolina.com 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

¿Qué tan lejos estás dispuesto a llegar para cumplir tus sueños? Luis Ernesto Franco nos comparte una fórmula que combina claridad, fe, acción, elección consciente y resiliencia. Nos muestra cómo transformar obstáculos en oportunidades y cómo cada "no se puede" puede convertirse en un motor para lograr lo imposible.Esta charla es un recordatorio de que nuestras circunstancias no determinan nuestro destino y que los sueños no solo se persiguen: se construyen. Actor y productor, egresado del CEFAC, ha participado varios proyectos de televisión como “Bajo el mismo cielo”, “Ingobernable 2”, “Señora Acero”, “Señorita 89” “Falsa Identidad” “Pacto de Sangre” por mencionar algunas. Entre sus proyectos más recientes se encuentran las series "Máscara contra caballero"(Star), "Madre de alquiler" (Netflix), "Pacto de sangre" (Vix ) y "Todavía Conmigo"(próximo estreno) largometraje producido por su actual casa productora "Los Weros" y protagonizado por él. 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