In this talk Dr. Anju Singla shared about her life journey, How from a poor background family she is able to achieve a prestigious position in society and how she is helping other woman to achieve their goal in her life. Dr. Anju Singla, BAMS, is the Managing Director of Singla Slimming Clinic, a leader in weight management since 2003. Her clinic focuses on achieving weight loss without exercise, medication, surgery, or side effects. Dr. Anju’s approach targets the root causes of weight gain, ensuring sustainable results and preventing rebound weight. Unlike traditional dieticians, herbal products, and gym routines, she offers a comprehensive, long-term solution to weight loss. Recognized nationally and internationally, Dr. Anju has achieved remarkable results, including up to 95 kg weight loss in 13 months, setting new standards in the field of weight management. 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 talk, Akkhil has explained the belief system. In the beginning, he shared his own life story, in which he explained that every Businessman's father wants his son to become a businessman like him, and the same thing happened with Akkhil. But at some point in his journey, while doing his business, something happened that shocked him and shaped him as a Life Coach and A Life Transmitter.He has explained how belief systems work and how multiple sources play an indirect role in creating the whole belief system. He has also explained the impact of belief systems on Individual Personalities, Money, Relationships and much more.He has given one mantra and one precaution that helped him in his journey Life mantra Akkhil R Agarwal is a businessman and founder of Akhil Energetics and Transmutting Expert. He is also vastu expert and belief coach. 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 fascinating TEDx talk, Mr. Sam Alex, Global Product Manager at UST, takes us on a journey into the art and soul of programming, where code becomes more than just logic, a true expression of human creativity.Sam dives deep into the world of programming, drawing a clear line between merely writing code and crafting a solution. He explores how syntax, structure, and intent can bring machines to life, almost as if they’re dancing to the rhythm of the developer’s mind. Through vivid metaphors and real-world insight, he likens each line of code to the brushstrokes of Picasso - intentional, expressive, and deeply human.With passion and clarity, he challenges us to see programming not just as a technical skill, but as an emotional and artistic endeavor. Can code reflect human emotion? Can it tell stories? Through his talk, Sam invites us to rethink our relationship with technology and leaves us with one compelling question: Is code alive?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 Sam Alex, renowned for transforming ideas into impactful products, is a seasoned Group Product Manager at UST with over 15 years of expertise in product management, strategy, and leadership. Based in Chennai, he specializes in Product Lifecycle Management, Product Vision, and developing scalable software solutions. Sam has held key leadership roles at UST and CML Media Softwares Pvt Ltd, where he was instrumental in delivering innovative products and fostering team excellence. A passionate speaker and mentor, he actively shares his expertise on product management, leadership, and innovation at various events, inspiring the next generation of professionals to excel in their careers. 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

TEDx Almaty, with the theme "Path Through Time" concluded with an unexpected musical collaboration – the stoner/garage-rock band RASPUTNIKI performed together with Layla Qobyz. The Kazakh folk instrument qobyz is considered one of the predecessors of the violin and was actively used by shamans in various practices.The brief performance combined the music of the band RASPUTNIKI with Kazakh cattleman incantations in modern arrangement. the stoner/garage-rock group from Almaty 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 explores the complexities of identity and belonging through the lens of adoption, challenging societal biases around privilege and appearance. It emphasises the power of owning one's narrative, finding strength in navigating multiple realities, and claiming space authentically, regardless of background. Vritika Rene Viswanathan is a passionate scholar, published author, and accomplished athlete dedicated to exploring global politics, philosophy, and law. A law student at O.P. Jindal Global University, she blends legal expertise with a deep commitment to social impact. Her critically recognized book, Much More Than Love, intertwines her adoption journey with transactional analysis, offering unique psychological and sociological insights. Vritika has earned certifications from Yale, Leiden, and Lund University, focusing on international law, AI ethics, and human rights. A recognized leader, she presided over the UN Women’s Committee at IIMUN and has excelled in forensic science research and legal advocacy. Beyond academia, she is a state-ranked tennis player and dedicated humanitarian, championing grassroots initiatives. A dynamic speaker and thought leader, Vritika bridges law, governance, and literature, shaping conversations on justice, ethics, and global change. 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 real danger isn’t just the violence itself, but the silence that follows it? In this powerful talk, Dr. Christal Badour, a clinical psychologist and trauma expert, explores how rape culture shapes the everyday lives of survivors—and what must change for healing to begin. With a call to action rooted in compassion and accountability, this talk challenges the systems that perpetuate harm and offers concrete steps toward a more just, survivor-centered world. Dr. Christal Badour is a clinical psychologist, researcher, educator, and staunch advocate for survivors of violence and other forms of trauma. She co-founded the University of Kentucky Clinic for Emotional Health, which offers free science-backed therapy in line with the value that all people should have access to the highest quality mental health care, regardless of their identity, culture, geographical location, insurance status, or ability to pay. Dr. Badour uses her platform as an Associate Professor to support the next generation of young clinicians, scholars, and activists to develop the tools necessary to challenge systems that perpetuate violence and create barriers to recovery. 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