Aasif Ali

Aasif has previously volunteered with the World Wide Fund for Nature and is currently serving as the Joint Secretary of the Chatra Yuva Sangharsh Samiti, the student wing of the Aam Aadmi Party, in his college.

He aspires to be a social activist and wants to work in the field of education. He believes that education is the most powerful weapon and with its help, one can change the world. For him, education is not the preparation for life, it is life itself.

Aasif was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Aatika Fareed

Aatika Fareed is a recent History graduate from Indraprastha College for Women, University of Delhi.

As a young Kashmiri Muslim woman, she hopes to combine different facets of her identity to explore the impact of literature, media, and power in defining historical events, current political scenarios, and collective mentality.

Aside from being an International Relations enthusiast, she is an avid writer and has recently contributed to two anthologies published by Swadhya Publishing House, Select Short Story- An Anthology and Swadhya Best Micro Stories.

She desires to treasure these skills and use them to tell her narrative along with that of others whose voices have been ignored or silenced.

Aatika is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Aayana Rai Bhojani

Aayana Rai Bhojani is a 2nd year student at the School of Law, Christ University. With her passions ranging from cybersecurity to animal rights, you can find her constantly wanting to delve deep into diverse issues from across the globe.

This curiosity of hers, combined with a sharp and critical lens of viewing issues, feeds into her love for debating, where she has represented her institution across national and international tournaments. She also likes spending her free time reading, writing and occasionally trying her hand at cooking new dishes.

Mostly self-driven, Aayana has always believed in constantly improving herself and giving back to the people around her and believes that the F.A.I.R. Project will help her do that.

Aayana was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Abdullah Aftab

Abdullah Aftab is a 23-years-old economics graduate with a profound passion for food, culture, and understanding the intricacies of the world. While his roots lie in Delhi, his interests transcend geographical boundaries. Exploring the historical narratives behind diverse cuisines fascinates Abdullah, as does delving into languages and forging unexpected connections. His curiosity extends to economics, as he is intrigued by how the world operates and evolves into a global entity. He relishes delving into differing perspectives and unravelling the ‘why’ behind phenomena.

Despite being somewhat introverted, he enjoys engaging with new people and finding comfort in meaningful conversations. On a lighter note, he has a penchant for memes, particularly those related to economics. He envisions the purpose of his life as creating and sharing economic memes, a pursuit that demands extensive research and reading.

Abhishek Jain

Abhishek Jain is a final year Law student at National Law University, Delhi.

He strives to promote sustainable yet stakeholder-friendly law/policymaking. To start a discourse on the interplay of SDGs and law/policy, he started the SDG-Series at the Centre for Law and Urban Development. As an aspiring social entrepreneur, he loves bringing fresh perspectives to the table and engaging in finding creative yet pragmatic solutions to commonplace problems.

As a F.A.I.R Changemaker, he hopes to interact with like-minded individuals in an environment that encourages them to think, question, reason, and learn.

Abhishek is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Aditi Saxena

While debating about everything and nothing is her passion, Aditi has always participated in nearly all kinds of oratory competitions possible.

Due to her excellent leadership and management skills, she was appointed as the Cultural Captain of the Delhi Public School, Jaipur.

She is amongst the few people who is actually satisfied with where she is in their life, be it her dream to study at St. Xavier's College in Mumbai, or to be in a room full of intellectual people willing to work harder to make a change.

Aditi was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Aditya Nohwar

Aditya Nohwar is a 22-years-old computer engineering student from Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology. He describes himself as a mix of three qualities: critical thinking, debating, and problem solving.

Having been a problem solver, Aditya has never accepted anything at face value and does not shy away from asking tough questions.

Aila Dutt

Aila Dutt is a third-year sociology student from Ambedkar University, Delhi. She enjoys reading, writing and baking, and occasionally draws astronauts for fun!

Her interests are primarily in the fields of visual and cultural anthropology and she hopes to specialise in ethnography and social design as tools for conflict management and sustainable development.

She has been fortunate to have lived and studied in different kinds of environments - both rural and urban.

In the fast-changing dynamic environment of today, she believes it is more important than ever to question the status quo, think independently and critically view situations through multiple lenses to come up with creative solutions that will meet the needs of an increasingly uncertain future.

Aila was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Akanksha Duvedi

Akanksha Duvedi is a 4th year law student from Chandigarh. For her, law school and the opportunities it has presented, has helped her understand her own activism through a real-world chance to not only comprehend how inequalities manifest themselves, but also how one can work on undoing them.

Akanksha is also a bibliophile, with reading having been her solace throughout the lockdown. She is an avid football fan and an amateur chess player as well.

Akanksha was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Akphan Behera

Akphan Behera is a graduate in the field of commerce, a national level keynote speaker, and leads workshops on themes such as social entrepreneurship and financial literacy.

She aims to break stereotypes, remove barriers, empower people, and become a voice for the voiceless. The only question that has kept her going is - do we settle for the world as it is or do we work for it as it should be?

Akphan is confident that being a part of The F.A.I.R. Project will help her to work towards her dream of creating a better and a brighter world because life is too short and there is much to do - for oneself and for the world.

Akrati Mehrotra

Akrati Mehrotra, a German Studies student from Jawaharlal Nehru University, embodies the spirit of diversity with her rich spectrum of interests ranging from psychoanalysis to music and Sufism. From a connecting district to a fiction and bustling city, she is determined to make voices concrete in her pursuit of an equal and sustainable society.

She believes that The F.A.I.R. Project marks the beginning of a journey filled with vibrant dialogues and the practice of inclusivity.

Alfiya Azeem Khan

Alfiya Azeem Khan is currently pursuing a triple major from Christ University. She has great interest in the field of Psychology not just as a subject, but as a practical aid in the understanding of mental health as well, which prompts her to find something new to learn everyday.

Her hobbies include painting especially with water colors and reading. Of late, she has begun to explore mathematics deeply and has a keen interest in travelling.

Alisha Mehra

Alisha Mehra stands at the forefront of change as a Development Studies student at IIT Madras. Fueled by a passion for climate justice, gender issues, urbanisation, and sustainability, she views The F.A.I.R. Project as the
ideal launchpad for impactful action.

Eager to merge her academic insights with the collective wisdom of fellow changemakers, Alisha is set to enrich and be enriched, anticipating diverse perspectives and innovative solutions.

Alyasa Abbas

Alyasa is a graduate student of economics at Jawaharlal Nehru University. His academic interests lie in economic methodology, history of economic thought, development economics and the philosophy of education.

He wishes to write books on economics that add value to the construction of knowledge from a third-world perspective. He wants to be a socially active researcher and not an ‘armchair theoretician’. At the same time, his love for the university space shall not keep him away from universities, fellow students and teachers for long.

Apart from economics, he loves theatre, the classical music of qawwali, reading and writing fiction and non-fiction.

Alyasa was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Amatullah Batterywala

Amatullah is a highly ambitious and dedicated individual who has an innate sense of curiosity which pushes her to explore and learn new things.

Having lived in three different cities, Amatullah is multilingual and adaptable. She finished her 12th grade in the Arts and Humanities stream and claims to find herself hopeless with Mathematical calculations.

She is a passionate writer and possesses a deep love for stories for it is her belief that stories not just help understand people, but entire cultures.

Amatullah was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Amisha Kapoor

Amisha spends most of her time writing, debating, and volunteering. If you want to explore a new place and are seeking company, you can count on her to accompany you.

She is all about deep, meaningful conversations and music that isn’t popular yet. Her ambition keeps her motivated and helps her explore new things, concepts, and ideas. She seeks a career in research and analysis.

Though she claims to be infamous for zoning out mid-conversation, you can always talk to her about the economy and the education system.

Amisha was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Anagha Ann Thomas

Anagha Ann Thomas is a development professional, currently working in Odisha. She wishes to learn and unlearn in the field of research and practice, with her focus being in the areas of education, mental health, and gender.

Hailing from Kerala, Anagha has relocated to different parts of India after her schooling, which has presented her with exciting experiences. She believes in paying attention to the finer nuances of every day things and feels that there is always more to them than what meets the eye. She also finds solace in writing and prefers to take the road less travelled.

Anam Asif

Anam Asif is an undergraduate student pursuing a major in Psychology with a minor in Mass Communication. She is looking forward to using her academic and experiential skills to work in the social sector on issues of health and community. Her hobbies include writing and playing sports.

Anam is also looking forward to learning, unlearning, and relearning every day to understand the profound aspects of life and build community-oriented solutions for the challenges that we face today.

She believes that The F.A.I.R. Project is the perfect opportunity to learn, grow, and connect with people who share similar interests. She is looking forward to challenging what she learns through her regular course of education to gain a broader understanding of sustainability.

Ananya Ajatasatru

Ananya Ajatasatru is currently pursuing his Masters from the Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Pune. He graduated with a Bachelors in Economics Honours from the Symbiosis School of Economics.

His research interests primarily involve topics pertaining to community driven development, environmentally sustainable economies, and the role of currency and exchanges in influencing societal structures.

Apart from being an ardent student of economics, Ananya holds a special interest in the history of thought and ideas relating to interconnectedness in science, technology and society studies. He advocates for the heterodox, with an interdisciplinary approach to research and learning.

Ananya was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Andrea Mary Cardoza

Currently the President of the English Debating Society, Andrea has previously been the Public Relations Officer of the Commerce Department of her college.

Having completed a certificate course on Religion, Peace and Conflict from HarvardX, she recently finished her internship with the Global Peace Foundation working for a project titled the 'Facets of Faith'.

She has also been a content writer with an independent student newspaper called the DU Express for approximately 6 months. Apart from the above mentioned experience, Andrea enjoys reading and playing instruments such as the guitar and ukulele, in her free time.

Andrea was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Ann Mary Biju

Ann Mary Biju is a Graduate with a Master’s in Development Studies from Azim Premji University, Bangalore. She is experienced in education program management and research. Her chief interest areas include gender, the platform economy, sociology of food, and culture studies.

She is a movie buff and loves theatre and acting. She has been trying her hand at baking since she was 12 years old. Ann enjoys researching unique recipes from around the world to try recreating them from scratch, loves content creation, writing and exploring new experiences while traveling.

Ann is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Anushka Gaur

Anushka Gaur, a passionate Political Science enthusiast and former Young India Fellow, now excels as an HR professional at Genpact. Her background in political science informs her approach to balancing employee-centric decisions with business requirements.

Beyond corporate settings, Anushka actively engages in the social sector, leveraging her expertise to address societal challenges. Advocating for incremental change with empathy, she contributes through published articles, poetry, and impactful social initiatives. Anushka’s multifaceted endeavours embody her commitment to fostering inclusive work cultures and driving positive change at the intersection of politics, business, and social welfare.

Anushka Raghava

Anushka Raghava is a second-year student, pursuing Economics and Psychology from Gargi College, Delhi University.

She's interested in taking action towards economic sustainability, gender equality and quality education. Having worked for the upliftment of underprivileged groups, she aspires to become a better Changemaker and a better advocate for ‘all things right’.

Through The F.A.I.R. Project, she aims to broaden her horizons and step out of her comfort zone to make a fruitful impact.

Anushka was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Arham Sayeed Quadri

Arham is an outgoing, open-minded and cheerful individual. She is passionate about people and aspires to bring equality into this divided world. She believes that theatre is a great way to bring reform into society and loves to push people to engage in critical thinking.

She is currently pursuing her Masters in Development and Labour Studies from Jawaharlal Nehru University. Prior to that, she graduated in Political Science from Zakir Husain Delhi College, University of Delhi, where she found her love for theatre. She hails from Gaya, Bihar but has been living in Delhi for the past 15 years.

Arham was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Arpit Kothari

Arpit is an economics graduate and an educator seeking pathways to ensure equitable access to learning for girls in a progressive secondary school called Avasara Academy in Pune. He currently teaches AS-A level Cambridge Economics. Before joining Avasara, he worked as a fellow with Teach For India in Mumbai for two years. During this time, he has also worked in different capacities, as a consultant, content developer, or volunteer
with multiple organisations like Things Education, Mathlove, and Uday Foundation. He holds an undergraduate degree in Economics from the University of Delhi. He loves to play badminton and solve Sudoku.

Aryan Saxena

Aryan Saxena is a third-year undergraduate student at IIT Kharagpur. Aryan’s two primary fields of interest are economics and technology.

His passion lies in solving high-impact problems by leveraging concepts of economics and technology to find pragmatic solutions and transforming the traditional ways in which these problems are approached.

Aryan is a firm believer in the concept of equal educational and employment opportunities for all. He looks forward to gaining a new perspective on tackling the challenges that lie ahead on the road to achieving the goals of 8one.

Aryan was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Aseema

Pursuing a Bachelor's in Sociology, Aseema is a young and spirited individual, always on the hunt for a new learning opportunity. More often than not, you can find her reading, listening to music, or trying to master the fundamentals of crocheting.

Asher Esli Lal

Asher Esli Lal (he/him) is a final year student of medicine with a passion for increasing awareness and advocating for women's rights and sexual health. Simultaneously, he is doing his bit to prevent climate change and keeping up with the latest UNFCCC goals.

A fashion buff, Asher dresses up on the go, loves to dance, is an avid reader, and prioritises his spiritual health. He believes in taking life as it comes, everyday being amazed by God's grace.

Ashish Shinde

Ashish Shinde is a Master's student, pursuing a degree in Education Development & Policy at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences in Mumbai.

Ashish considers education to be a powerful tool to enable individuals to exercise their rights and spread awareness. He believes that true education is a continuous process of learning and unlearning at the same time, and is a journey of curiosity, creativity, impediment, praise and hope.

Ashish has always been sensitive towards issues of the marginalised communities and always intends his work on the parameters of social justice.

He is also a poet, he loves to read, write and enjoys academia. Ashish is interested in landscape photography, social media and art.

Ashish was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Ayadi Mishra

Ayadi is an Architectural designer and Communicator, passionate about inclusive cities and biodiversity. As a young professional, she advocates for climate justice in the urban/climate finance negotiations.

With YOUNGO and MGCY, Ayadi works as a Contact Point for the Nature Working Group, and is serving as the Co-chair of the We Are Tomorrow - Global Partnership. By being a F.A.I.R. Changemaker she hopes to understand more and further the dialogue on our relationship with cities and nature.

Ayesha Sherin

Ayesha Sherin, with her master’s degree in English Literature, seamlessly weaves her love for the written word into her vocation. As a teacher and writer at CreaPlay, she unlocks the world of theatre for students, guiding them through plays and the power of language.

Her intellectual pursuits span world literature, theology, mysticism, and the rich tapestry of drama and poetry.

Ayush Kotecha

A motivational speaker and an influencer, Ayush has spoken on diverse topics ranging from social issues to politics, and from scientific research to religious outlooks in languages comprising English, Hindi, Gujarati and Sanskrit.

He is the recipient of three national awards at the National Youth Festival (GoI) for extempore, elocution and debate. He has also been selected as the Youth Coordinator of the SVEEP committee which is part of the Election Commission of India. He has worked as a professional anchor at several national and international events.

He has received international acclamation for his work by the global Gujarati community. He has also been mentoring the poor and underprivileged students and imparting educational assistance especially to those appearing for board examinations.

Ayush was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Banashree Thapa

A Hogwarts fanatic, a passable scribble artist and a full time nature enthusiast, Banashree derives her passion for the natural world from her father and his tireless service to his role as a Forest Ranger.

After spending five years of her undergraduate and post-graduate education in Botany, Banashree realised with an alarming urgency the need to secure global ecosystems and agriculture from the consequences of the current and impending climate change. To that end, she has been actively involved with grassroots and youth-led causes with organisations such as WWF-India and FFF-India.

Banashree truly believes that youth activism in India has the potential to bring about social and systemic policy change in the climate sector and actively strives to bring that change through her actions.

Apart from a Masters in Botany from the University of Delhi, Banashree has a PG Diploma in Environmental Law and Policy from National Law University- Delhi. She currently holds an offer for a MS in Biodiversity, Conservation and Management program at the University of Oxford, where she hopes to study the implication of nature-based solutions in reconstitution of macro-ecosystems in North-east India.

Banashree was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Bhavika Arora

Bhavika Arora is a student of Economics at Hansraj College, University of Delhi. She likes to observe her surroundings with a childlike wonderment. It helps her learn, read, write, love, and reflect better.

She believes that nothing gives her more joy than learning about the process of learning and she hopes for a world where every child has a chance at joyful learning.

Bushra Parveen

As a double bachelor's student in Education and Political Science at Jamia Millia Islamia, Bushra Parveen actively leads as the Secretary of the Pink Legal Club Ibtida, channeling her fervour into breaking societal barriers and constructing bridges with socio-legal support.

Bushra is an advocate for mental health awareness, dissecting its intersection with classism and championing the equitable rights of women. Drawing inspiration from cinema, arts, and culture, she sees life as an unwritten screenplay, where each of us holds the pen to craft our finale.

C. Karthika Sajeev

Originally from Kerala, Karthika was born and brought up in Delhi, which has blessed her with a hybrid background. She loves good books, and considers them her constant companions.

She has been a player, student, debater and even a leader in her very short life and hopes that her experience will be able to add some value to the Project.

She believes that The F.A.I.R Project, and all its well-esteemed participants would, to some extent, quench her insatiable thirst for knowledge and wisdom.

Karthika was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Charmaine Mary Ferns

Charmaine Mary Ferns is a lawyer by profession. During her law school tenure, she headed the Centre for Social Action Committee where she worked towards social causes.

She was adjudged Best Mediator at the Mediation and Negotiation Competition organised by Punjab University Regional Centre which reaffirmed her belief in discussion to resolve conflict in an amicable manner. Being a delegate for the 3rd Edition of Tour De Arbitration in Paris organised by CARDS and DSNLU, she gained a deeper understanding of dispute resolution at the international level.

As a Changemaker of the F.A.I.R Project, she aims to tap into the power of dialogue even further.

Charmaine is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Charu Damor

Charu Damor is currently pursuing a Master of Arts degree in Development Policy, Planning, and Practice from Tata Institute of Social Sciences. Her love for theatre, dance, and writing emerges from the way they allow her to express her ideas and beliefs to the world. She believes every medium of expressive art is a tool to instil change.

Charu's interest in the domain of development policy has enabled her to delve into the intricacies of gender, social exclusion, and pedagogy. The more she understands the underlying complexities of these issues the more she finds the space to question the normalcy we attach to these issues, which further reinforces the status-quo.

By being a part of The F.A.I.R. Project, she hopes to broaden her perspective by engaging in dialogue with fellow Changemakers and embark on a journey to unlearn and relearn how one perceives social realities.

Chinmaya Sunani

Post his graduation in English Literature from Banaras Hindu University, Chinmaya was inclined towards development in the education sector in underdeveloped areas. He is currently a SBI Youth for India Fellow working in Koli Hills for establishing a community driven ecotourism enterprise with the support of MSSRF.

A recipient of the Excellence in Social Service Award, 2018 by the Navodaya Alumni Association of Odisha, Sunani is the founder of a socio-political organisation named Aabajdo.

The organisation is a leading group of youths working on the ground level for the welfare of the downtrodden sections of society. Chinmaya yearns to work for the development of western-Odisha, his homeland.

Chinmaya was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Crystal Magotra

Crystal was brought up in an army family and has lived across 15 different states in India which has contributed towards her multi-cultural upbringing.

In 2019, her research paper was selected to be presented at the University of California, Riverside where she voiced her views on how corporations can effectively embrace their social responsibility. She was also selected to participate in a 4-week summer program with students from 9 countries at Jack Welch College of Business, USA.

She is highly passionate about research in education policy and is trying to make a change in her hometown where she tries to help educate children in terrorism affected areas.

Along with being an eternal optimist, she is an ardent reader, writer and debater.

Crystal was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Devashish Saxena

Devashish Saxena is currently working as a political and policy analyst at The Ballot House UK. His academic and professional interests lie in social-political and economical learning, the private and the governance models of education.

He believes that if the government can establish the concept of a citizen-centric mechanism in the area of education and provide a sustainable platform, then change is possible with compassion.

Devashish enjoys interacting with people on field visits and trying to understand the grass-root realities of Indian society. He is passionate about bringing change in society with the help of the government and the people. He is an avid reader and currently learning the German language.

Diksha Shivani

Diksha Shivani is an alumna of Indraprastha College for Women, University of Delhi, a Psychology major and a child of the pandemic. Humans interest her the most, but animals always win the favourite spot. A mental health and gender-inclusivity enthusiast, she has garnered a perspective on how mundane situations screech of patriarchy and heteronormative culture.

She believes that questioning these norms everyday is how we can become the revolution!

With great fondness towards human interactions, learning through experiences, and most importantly, unlearning, she strives to become and create a safe space that we all yearn to be a part of. She firmly believes that sincere concern towards healthy governance, social-equitability and adopting a sustainable lifestyle is not a 'utopian' idea, but an achievable goal.

‘Somedays a rainbow, somedays a sunflower, and always welcome for hugs’.

Diksha was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Diya Arora

Diya is a law student, hailing from the city of Nagpur in Maharashtra, India, studying at Gujarat National Law University in Gandhinagar, Gujarat.

She is passionate about education and women’s right, along with understanding the issues and challenges that surround them.

She likes to spend her free time reading and she also enjoys playing basketball. She believes in growth via education and aims to represent this in her interactions.

Diya is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Eshita Razdan

Eshita Razdan is a second-year student at National Law University, Delhi. She aspires to contribute enthusiastically to the contemporary law-policymaking discourse to help make it more comprehensive and inclusive.

Passionate about all things art, music, and literature, Eshita identifies as an ardent believer in creative expression as advocacy. She hopes that The F.A.I.R. Methodology will bring substance to the way she perceives the 8 SDGs in question and the complexities involved in implementing them.

Farha Khan

Farha Khan is inquisitive and curious to learn and unlearn new things in life.

With such a curious mindset, she is always keen to observe and analyze things around herself with an intrigued mentality to find clues of the never-ending treasures of life.

She endeavours to bring the humdrum of her academic journey into a patchwork of exciting expeditions.

One of her long term goals is to expand the horizon of her knowledge and enhance self-awareness along with value creation. Besides her academic endeavours, she is a sports enthusiast and takes keen interest in learning different languages.

Farha is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Garima Agarwal

Garima Agarwal is a graduate in B.Com Honours from the Shri Ram College of Commerce.

Her experiences range from teaching underprivileged kids at NSS, volunteering at local NGOs, participating in all sorts of discussions. She also participated in the Indo-US Exchange Programme where she conducted research on UN SDG 4 ‘Quality Education’.

Working in this domain and her love for kids has made her want to “provide a fertile learning ground to each and every underprivileged kid”.

She sees The F.A.I.R. Project as a medium to refabricate her subconscious connections relating to diverse issues.

Garima was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Gokula Srinivasan Selvam

Gokula Srinivasan Selvam is a second year student, pursuing a B.Tech in Chemical Engineering from Saveetha Engineering College, Chennai. Gokula is “a learner, self-motivator, awareness maker, sometimes a teacher, a person who accepts mistakes and a person who comes back like a dark horse”. He believes that he has the potential of keeping up with his work with no regrets.

Gokula is interested in public speaking and debating. Prior to his participation in The F.A.I.R. Project, he was in the top 32 for the event ‘Speak for India 2019’ in Tamil Nadu, which saw the participation of more than 33,000+ individuals. The competition was an on the spot debate competition where Gokula spoke on the implementation of the death penalty, as well as on farmers loan.

During his school days, Gokula visited Raj Nivas, the official residence of the Lieutenant Governor of Pondicherry, Honorable Kiran Bedi, where he represented his school and participated in a debate session on the ways in which Pondicherry could be developed over a period of 2 days.

Gokula is constantly looking for opportunities to highlight himself and the main fields of his interests, which includes chemical processes, designing, Python programming-automation and nanotechnology.

Gokula was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Hardik Pathak

Hardik Pathak holds Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Political Science and is currently pursuing Law from Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. His working experience at the bureaucratic level has helped enhance his credibility and confidence in the domains of leadership and decision-making.

Hardik loves painting, travelling, swimming and has an interest in Indian music. He considers himself as a lifelong humanitarian. He is always open to discussions and deliberations, and believes that being a F.A.I.R. Changemaker will help him develop a new understanding of public welfare.

Hari C.

Born and raised in Bangalore, Hari decided to pursue sociology and crime after a stint in professional Cricket. With a BA in Criminology and Police Administration, Hari has explored topics like caste practices and the
influence of political ideology on criminal policy. He has presented papers on caste prevalence among school children and his thesis examined the correlation between politics and crime.

Aspiring to be a civil servant, Hari balances his ambitions with hobbies like drawing, reading, cooking, yoga, and participating in debates, always seeking new interests to explore.

Henna T

Henna T is an engineering graduate hailing from Kerala, and keenly interested in the domains of education and local governance.

Henna calls herself a self taught artist as she has always had a passion for creating art to express herself. Beyond these pursuits, she is also passionate about promoting alternative education, which is why she is currently working on a project that focuses on creating safe spaces for youth to engage in peacebuilding initiatives.

She chose to be part of The F.A.I.R. Project because as a peace agent, she believes that dialogue has the power to build and sustain peace in the world. She is dedicated to making a positive impact and contributing to a world that is more peaceful and harmonious for everyone.

Hridhu Lakshmi

Hridhu Lakshmi is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Miranda House, University of Delhi. Her interest lies in the field of international relations, diplomacy, and public policy.

She loves listening to music, taking long walks, and journaling. She is looking forward to pursuing a career in international relations and social impact. She believes that with the right amount of confidence and experience, she will be able to bring about meaningful change.

Inayat Singal

Inayat is a medical student who loves interacting with people and hearing their stories. She looks up to Dr. Denis Mukwege as her professional inspiration and Dr. Daisaku Ikeda as her spiritual guide.

Hope is her favourite word. Apart from cracking people up, Inayat has been trained as a Bharatanatyam dancer, a national table tennis player, and the class representative of her class. She also plays the ukulele and loves reading novels. Having been bullied in school, she believes in a world that doesn't leave anyone behind and has the optimism and commitment to make the world a better place.

She is currently authoring a book on the United Nations Sustainable Developmental Goals.

Inayat was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Ishan Agarwal

Ishan has a keen interest in sports and has depicted this by working for many sport organisations such as Quess East Bengal F.C., World1 Sports, and Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools, to name a few.

Other than sport, he likes to keep up to date with international affairs and has taken this passion forward by participating and chairing many prestigious, national and international, MUNs (Model United Nations). He has won several accolades for the MUNs that he has participated in.

Ishan was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Ishika Arora

Ishika Arora is a finance student at the Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies who aims to perfect the balancing act of effecting meaningful change along with building a sustainable career.

She tries to find ways to extend her love for public policy and climate action, and chairs as the Vice President at Net Impact, Delhi University. She is passionate about climate change and its collective threat to marine life and plans to carry out research in this space.

Ishika has a penchant for writing and leverages the power of poetry to bring environmental issues to the forefront. During lockdown, she wrote for an anthology, and will be a published author soon.

Ishika was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Ishita Maria Godinho

Ishita works with the Forca Goa Foundation, a grassroots level football-centric NGO in Goa and is responsible for all its community development initiatives. She has been involved with community work for 8 years and is the managing trustee of Goa Outreach, an NGO that works to educate and empower lesser privileged children and women in Goa, India.

She is passionate about education, gender equality and finding solutions for the positive development of individuals and the community. Her work in the social sector has led her to meet and understand the challenges of a lot of vulnerable women.

She believes that everyone is capable and should have the opportunity to do something productive and that’s why she strongly believes in knowledge and skill development programmes.

Ishita was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Izeen Fatima

Izeen Fatima identifies as a writer, a social development worker, and a sportswoman. She is currently the Director at Sadr Foundation and is working on a project related to sustainable and green menstruation, while parallely pursuing a degree in Psychology from Jamia Millia Islamia.

What keeps her grounded and humble in all of her endeavours includes sports and nature. She is a basketball player as well as a National-level Air Pistol and Air Rifle Shooter. She wishes to leave a mark wherever she goes, against all the odds.

Javneet Wazir

Javneet is the Former Vice President of Amity University Mumbai Entrepreneurship Cell. He is an existing member of the Develop Schools Organization which effectively and fairly works for government schools and Anganavadis improvement.

Getting a life changing product into the hands of millions of people is his true passion and empowering a team to do this provides him with gratification.

Javneet was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Kaushik Das

Kaushik Das is a fifth-year undergraduate student pursuing an integrated law degree at the National Law University of Odisha.

He engages in research on stratifications of law, and its intersections in allied sectors like social sciences and their practical implications. Furthermore, he participates in conferences, seminars, and workshops, and contributes to various organizations in multiple roles encompassing management, education, training, polities, and content-related services, like editing, research, and writing.

He is published in blogs, edited volumes, and other academic forums while actively engaging in extracurriculars and debating.

Primarily focused on law, he also works on intersectionality and divergence, looking toward various sectors.

Kaushik is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Khushi Dharmesh Shah

Khushi is a conservation engineer, heritage enthusiast, and a keen researcher. She is the Director of Khushtar Heritage Collective, an organisation that works to engage youth in the field of heritage conservation. She is the founder of Indian Heritage, a social media website and account that aims to promote the rich and diverse heritage of India. Khushi is also the recipient of the Martin Weaver Research scholarship awarded by the Association of Preservation Technology for her research on the conversation of Pol houses of Ahmedabad. Currently, she is the Wiki World Heritage coordinator at Wiki World Heritage.

Khushi Tambi

Khushi Tambi is an eighteen-year-old ambivert, belonging to the beautiful state of Rajasthan, India.

Her pronouns are she/her and is currently pursuing her undergraduate degree from St. Xavier's College, Mumbai in Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication and Journalism (BAMCJ).

Of all her interests, the ones that are closest to her heart include dance and theatre. Her love for nature and the outdoors keeps her in search for adventure which brings her great happiness.

Her mantra in life is, “Hakuna Matata!” which means no worries.

Khushi is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Kirti Advani

Kirti Advani is an undergraduate student of Political Science.

She has keen interest in allied subjects such as Sociology and Literature, and she enjoys engaging in conversations with others about the same.

She also enjoys writing short stories and poems. Of late, she has developed an interest in the topic of public policy and how it affects people from all walks of life. She also likes to learn about the literary history and current practices of various regions in India.

By being a F.A.I.R. Changemaker and discussing diverse agendas, she hopes to broaden her perspective and reflect on her preconceptions and biases.

Kirti is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Krish Chowdhary

Krish Rina Chowdhary is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Management Studies with a specialisation in Marketing from St. Xavier’s University.

He is very passionate about empowering human beings by spreading awareness and trying to ignite a fire of positive change within them. To achieve this goal, he became a part of his college debate team and has won many awards.

The study of the science and principles behind Marketing intrigues him as it helps answer important questions relating to human behaviour.

Krish is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Kriti Girish Sharma

Kriti Girish Sharma has focused her career path and academic ambitions in Economics and is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Economics at TERI SAS, New Delhi, with a focus on sustainability.

Her strategy is based on empowering others and being a better observer before becoming a good learner. For more than three years, she has been home tutoring, combining a genuine and nurturing attitude with a professional and ambitious approach.

Working on a dissertation titled 'Food Waste and Its Relationship to Household Income' sparked her interest in the environment and sustainability.

She believes that the F.A.I.R methodology will assist her in effectively pursuing her research interests.

Kriti is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Kritika Bishen

Kritika Bishen is a 3rd-year student at Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi.

Her personality is "a blend of intellectual curiosity and quirkiness", with her interests ranging from finance and stock market to adventurous routes. While at one point in time, she may be solving complex business problems & mentoring her juniors, and on the other hand, she could be riding her bullet, with her guitar on her back, to untraveled roads.

Her strong sense of social impact and challenges beholds her to be the change that she wants to see, which is reflected in her personality.

Kritika believes that it is her goals towards life that sets her apart and keeps her grounded even during tough times, since “At the end of the day, we are all finding answers whether for ourselves or our community".

Kritika was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Kritika Khandelwal

Kritika Namesh Khandelwal is currently studying Mass Communication and Journalism at St. Xavier’s College.

She finds her imagination comforting and enjoys putting her creativity to good use in writing poetry. She is passionate about and actively engages in writing not just fiction but social dynamics as well.

She also has keen interests in acting and performing arts. She firmly believes in greeting everyone with a smile and working towards making this world a more joyful place.

Kritika is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Kshitij Kumar Ojha

Kshitij Kumar Ojha is a graduate in the field of Journalism from O. P. Jindal Global University.

He takes particular interest in sports journalism and is also committed to covering social justice and politics. He understands the importance of and makes use of social media platforms such as Twitter to stay informed and connected with what is happening in the world.

Kshitiz

Kshitiz is about to graduate from Delhi University, where through his interactions with intellectuals, social activists, as well as political persons, he gained an interest in political economy and political geography.

Covid-19 period gave him time to research and write about the social aspects of individuals and changes needed in the society for the betterment.

Having worked on several startups, Kshitiz is currently working on a campaign ‘Demand Transparent Political Funding’.

Kshitiz was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Kuber Bathla

A sharp-eyed, opinionated and determined individual, Kuber Bathla is a part-time storyteller and a full-time learner. He is currently enrolled in an undergraduate program at St. Stephen's College, Delhi.

Having gained experience by writing for organisations such as TheWire, TheCitizen, DU Beat, and Political, his interests lie in public policy and news journalism. Furthermore, he has also occupied several positions that have tested his leadership and organisational acumen.

A lover of literature, Kuber hopes to employ his understanding of the 'Real India' using the anecdotes of his own life as an individual raised in a suburban region.

Kuber was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Kuriakose Simon Puthanangady

Kuriakose Simon is a business student currently pursuing his educational passion in the marketing and communications area at Amity University, Mumbai. His goal is to become a socially and environmentally responsible entrepreneur. He believes in actively seeking his personal and career goals which has lead him to excel in various fields by sheer determination alone.

The few areas where he excels includes photography, music, leading charity events and extending educational and monetary help through fund raising events, which has contributed to the benefit of the needy. He is excited and delighted to join the program and looks forward to making a difference.

Kuriakose Simon was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Laksh Sharma

Laksh Sharma is a climate activist from Delhi who has a keen interest in the field of sustainability and environment since college.

Laksh believes that the problems that we face in this world are a series of interconnected webs which, while are hard to untangle, should not stop us from progressing as a society.

His thirst for knowledge and excitement to learn all that the world has to offer is derived from this. He believes that the purpose of his life is to gain wisdom while having fun, and everything he does is in the spirit of the same notion.

Laksh was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Lakshmi K. Rajeev

A freshman at IIFT Kakinada, Lakshmi K. Rajeev is deeply committed to the principles and workings of diplomacy. Having participated in Model United Nations conferences since 2018, she has developed a strong affinity for negotiation, coupled with a keen interest in economics, debate, and research. Her involvement with the Students of Kerala Educational Trust (SKET) enlightened her to the stark realities of period inequality. She now actively advocates sustainable menstruation and fights against period poverty.

During her free time, Lakshmi can be found enjoying Tchaikovsky's music, immersing herself in the poetry of Rumi, or being lost in the world of romantic literature.

Lavesh Singh

Striving to gain exposure and experience in the fields of public policy, governance, and environmental sustainability, Lavesh’s efforts are evident in the National Level Monitoring of programs of the Ministry of Rural Development and the Ministry of Panchayati Raj.

He has been an Opinion Writer and a Panellist at Indian Folk.com, and the Event Head for the SDG Competition organised by the SDG Society (supported by the US Department of State and administered by the American Councils for International Education).

He is also pursuing his vision to educate less privileged children and is the Senior Executive (previously Executive Head, Project Inayat) at NSS, Hindu College. As Secretary of the Hindu CII-YI YUVA Chapter, he is currently engaged in co-organising skill-oriented workshops, speaker sessions, etc.

Lavesh was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Leonard Antony Rodrigues

Leonard has been an active volunteer of the NSS, both in school and college. Under the banner of the NSS, he initiated the project for making and selling paper pens to raise funds for the Hope Child Cancer Care Foundation. He was a JRC cadet in school.

In college, he was elected as the Association Secretary of the Department of Zoology. Leonard identifies himself as a proud gay. Though not open to his family, he advocates for LGBTQ+ rights in college and on social media. He aspires to work for the transgender community.

Additionally, he has assisted old-aged people in his church by organising the youths. Leonard wishes to pursue higher studies in Zoology and opt for teaching as a profession.

Leonard was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Lucky Kaushik

Lucky Kaushik is an avid reader, nature-lover, and creative writer. She describes herself as an explorer with a philosophical lens. She completed her undergraduate studies in Philosophy from Gargi College, University of Delhi. She was an active volunteer at NSS Gargi and a research team member at Enactus Gargi.

Listening to diverse perspectives and stories captures her interest. She strongly believes that education and women empowerment are significantly instrumental in shaping a developed, progressive, and open-minded society.

Lucky is enthralled by the works of Helen Keller, William Blake, Robert Frost, Plato, and Wittgenstein which encourage both creative and intellectual curiosity within her.

Madhvi Yadav

Madhvi Yadav is a doctor and a Bharatnatyam dancer. She brings together a unique blend of medicine with her love for art and sports. Madhvi is also a university-level badminton player embodying both dedication and skill. She is a staunch advocate for mental health awareness and a crusader for equality. Living by the mantra that ‘hard work beats talent’, Madhvi champions the belief that it is never too late to begin anew.

Manas Harjai

Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Commerce (Honors) from Shri Ram College of Commerce, Manas is a social entrepreneur and strategy consultant with demonstrated leadership experience in the ESG sector.

He has led multiple projects in the sphere of water and sanitation, and handicrafts, amongst other sectors. He represented India at the World Water Race 2019 held in Silicon Valley, USA, where his project was adjudged the best water project.

Manas believes that strategy is nothing without implementation and thus deploys a hands-on approach towards the execution of his projects.

Skilled in photography and event management, Manas is an avid traveler and has visited 15 countries.

Manas was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Manasvi Shah

Manasvi Shah holds a Master's degree in Social Design and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology. She co-founded Nathi Nonsense in Ahmedabad, using art and media as her palette to spark social change among youth. At Radio Nazariya, she launched initiatives like Citytantra, advocating for feminist local governance, and Shaharnama, training community artists to nurture peace dialogues. As a Changelooms’ 2020-21 Fellow and One Future Fellow, Manasvi emphasised on the power of youth in the continuous march towards impactful social transformation.

Manvendra Singh Thakur

Manvendra Singh Thakur is pursuing their Master’s in Performance Studies from Ambedkar University, Delhi.

Their curiosities lie in queerness, digital and everyday performances. They are passionate about working towards causes like affordable and equal housing for sexually marginalised folks, creating safe spaces inside educational institutions for queer students, accessible mental health services for all, among others.

As a Changemaker they believe in dialogues which could be microscopic yet structural. They wish to explore performance art as a space to imagine an alternative. They aspire to become a performance artist, an academic and a brilliant cook.

Manvendra is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Mehr Puri

Mehr Puri is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from St. Xavier's College, Kolkata. She is passionate about public policy, social justice, gender, climate change, and education. Mehr aspires to build a career in public policy and hopes to be able to translate research into impactful action.

She is an enthusiastic cook and enjoys talking about anything under the sun.

As a F.A.I.R. Changemaker, she aspires to apply her learnings and make a real-time, meaningful impact in the world.

Michelle Regis Patrick

With formal training in communication and a background in public relations, Michelle Patrick has delved into the world of policy communication and consultancy. She is the co-founder of Public Policy India, a public policy knowledge and career platform. She has also worked with global ESG companies and international civic organisations. Her interests lie primarily in the area of climate change and biotechnology. Michelle graduated from Symbiosis Centre for Media and Communication, and to honour her media degree she can sometimes be found writing and drawing.

Mukaram Shakeel

Mukaram is on a journey through the realms of English Literature, complemented by her passion for the cinematic arts, photography, and writing. With a deeply personal connection to Kashmir, she seeks to reconnect with and understand the nuanced histories of her hometown. Stories are her muse, compelling her to question and make sense of the complexities around her. Ambitious in her storytelling, Mukaram aspires to masterfully weave narratives not just through words but also through the expressive power of visuals.

Munazah Shakeel

Munazah Shakeel is from Kashmir and is currently pursuing architecture from Jamia Millia Islamia. She is an avid reader and enjoys watching foreign movies. She loves to write and is exploring writing as a tool to create social impact.

By volunteering with various organisations, Munazah wants to educate and equip herself better to be a part of the solution.

Coming from a conflict zone, Munazah has seen voices being muted and opportunities being non-existent. Her dream, therefore, is to create a platform for the youth, especially for the women of Kashmir, to sensitise them to global and local issues, take social initiatives, engage in public discourse and express themselves creatively through storytelling, photography and art.

Munazah was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Muskan Gambhir

A professional dancer, painter, blogger, budding model and a scholar, Muskan is a lot of things.

Pursuing her bachelor's in Mass Media from St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai has brought her closer to her dream of becoming a sustainable fashion coordinator. Living alone during her college has taught her the real meaning of hardships, independence, courage, fearlessness, and crucially, the importance of being by oneself.

She believes that The F.A.I.R. Project is going to be both a challenging platform and an opportunity to put forward her views and opinions regarding questions that remain unanswered.

Muskan was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Naina Sharma

Naina Sharma is a Literature enthusiast from Delhi. She is in pursuit of her dreams at Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Delhi University. Naina reads a lot of stories and, through them, she vicariously experiences the lives
of many and learn through those experiences.

She is a hard-working and dedicated person and ensures that she gives her hundred percent to what she sets her heart on, and The F.A.I.R Project 2024 is one of those things for her.

Namit Mahajan

"Don’t let fear keep you quiet. You have a voice, so use it.

Speak up. Raise your hands. Shout your answers. Make yourself heard. Whatever it takes, find your voice and when you do, fill the damn silence." - Meredith Grey

Namit Mahajan is an eighteen-year-old honours student of Economics at Ramjas College, University of Delhi. His interests mainly lie in economics, finance, public policy, and international relations. He is a passionate advocate for social welfare and mental health.

Namit is a member of the Editorial Board for his college’s journal, the Ramjas Economic Review, and is also a part of the finance society, which has allowed him to dive into research work and academic writing, another one of his passions. He is one of the founding members of the TEDx society of his college.

In his leisure time, you will probably find him with a good book or asleep. He is of the view that one can achieve anything with perseverance and determination. He believes in the capability of sustainable development and gender equality in changing the world and strives to be a changemaker himself in the foreseeable future.

Namit was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Nandini Arora

Nandini Arora is a student at University of Delhi, currently pursuing Environmental Science with a minor in Economics. She is passionate about environmental policy, sustainability, and climate justice.

Nandini takes keen interest in learning about the Japanese language and culture. She also likes to meet new people and interact with like minded individuals.

Nandini Parashar

Nandini Parashar is a first-year student of political science at Miranda House, University of Delhi.

She aims to build her career in academia and is always on the lookout for opportunities to learn the ropes of the field. She considers social science her first love, especially sociology and political science, which gave her an insight into how the world functions and teach her the importance of human relations.

She feels the most at home when she is onstage, and she actively engages in debates and public speaking events. She enjoys reading the newspaper, running, and reading about political theory.

Nandini is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Nimmy Babu

Nimmy Babu has completed her post-graduation in English Literature and is currently working at Crea-Shakthi, Tamil Nadu.

Her work involves writing scripts, performing stories and facilitating theatre sessions. She is also a creator at Meena Sankar Vidyalaya in Tirunelveli, where she focuses on online performance and activity-based language learning. She believes in comedy more than she believes in herself, which encouraged her to write her MA dissertation on it.

She invests a lot of her time in researching movement and practicing different dance styles, her go-to method for understanding varying cultures.

Nimmy was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Omkar Balel

Omkar Balel is a water policy specialist with a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering. He is currently working on carbon mapping and river rejuvenation with an aim to incorporate technical expertise in solving social issues.

Omkar has been working extensively on water-related issues in drought-prone villages in Rajasthan and Maharashtra. His ultimate goal is to initiate a Blue Revolution in India, making each and every hamlet in India water sufficient.

Down the road, he looks forward to being a part of as many events as possible that could bring new perspectives and opportunities to help him fulfill his dream.

Omkar Lohar

Omkar works as an Assistant Professor of Spanish. He has previously worked as a translator and interpreter.

Omkar has presented a research paper on critical diglossia and he indulges reading in his free time.

He is passionate about social sciences as well as natural sciences and wishes to make the world a better place for everyone.

Omkar was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Parthivi Guglani

Parthivi Guglani is a second-year student pursuing B.A. (Honours) Psychology from Lady Shri Ram College For Women, University of Delhi. She is a committed and hardworking individual and harbours a sincere passion for
social work. Parthivi tries to adhere to the quote, "In a world where you can be anything, be kind.” She is also currently serving as the Project Head at Udayan Care, a teaching project functional under the National Service Scheme at her college.

Parwinder Kaur

Parwinder Kaur is a second-year student of Psychology at Lady Shri Ram College for Women. Her world revolves around writing poetry, immersing herself in fiction, doodling, and discovering the beauty in everything around her. Parwinder thrives on connecting with people and forming meaningful relationships. One of her greatest passions is making a difference in society, which led to her founding 'Gulzaar', a project that nurtures the personal growth of orphans and underprivileged individuals, empowering them to create brighter futures for themselves.

Pearl Choudhary

Pearl Choudhary is an alumna of Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi, where she graduated with honours in History and a minor in Political Science.

She is currently pursuing a Post Graduate Diploma in Human Rights Law from the National Law School, Bangalore and is an incoming law student at the Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s College London during the 2022 Fall Session.

Her hope is to combine advocacy and activism to support goals of gender equality, sustainability, public policy, climate change, and foster stronger democratic institutions. She hopes to channel her passion for community development, especially for those at the margins of society as a F.A.I.R. Changemaker this summer.

Pearl is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Poshal Gyamba

Poshal Gyamba is a soon-to-be graduate from the Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi University. Discourse and dramatics have been her two passions in life. She finds the stage to be the one place where she can both escape and express - hide behind a character and still show herself upfront.

Professionally, Poshal is driven to policy and sees a need to move beyond multi-disciplinary efficiency and towards building inter-disciplinary aptitudes, as according to her, nothing in the world today happens in isolation.

She firmly believes in ownership, thus finding the rhythms of life in Sinatra’s “My Way” ... for ‘Let the record show’ ‘I did it, I did it my way’.

Poshal was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Prapti Chakraborty

Prapti Chakraborty is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from St. Xavier's College, Kolkata. Her interests span across law, policy research, and consulting, with a particular enthusiasm for integrating the lens of intersectionality into her work. She loves to generate conversations, communicate and listen to people. She is considered a cheesecake connoisseur by her friends.

As a F.A.I.R Changemaker, she hopes to be a part of invigorating and meaningful conversations that will eventually translate into impactful action.

Pratyaksh Ahuja

Pratyaksh Ahuja (He/Him) is a student of Journalism and Mass Communication.

He can be always found learning something new. He strongly believes that the collective efforts of a community can help shape the future in a better and more sustainable way.

He is an enthusiastic football player and an athlete. He also loves cats.

He is looking to gain knowledge and a lot of experience from people from different fields with only one aim - to change the world and to make it a better place.

Pratyaksh is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Reeba Rahman

Reeba Rahman is an undergraduate student pursuing triple majors in Psychology, Sociology, and English. Known to friends and acquaintances as practical, vocal, perceptive, well-informed, and most of all, comforting human being. She possesses a strong passion for understanding the human psyche.

Reeba Is also proficient in social media management, adept at production and script writing, and an avid reader. With experience in research and academia, and having conducted independent studies in sociology and psychology, she brings a multifaceted skill set and a creative, innovative edge to any project or team.

Riddhi Malhotra

Riddhi Malhotra is a second-year Economics Honours student at Delhi University. She is an avid reader, writer, MUN-er, swimmer, badminton player and a global culinary enthusiast.

She believes in the art of listening and observing which has led to her project called ‘musings...and me’, a book she published at the age of 18 which pens down the way-wards of the world from a woman's perspective through excerpts of abstract poetry.

You can reach out to her if you are ever looking for a conversation about international affairs, human rights, random trivia or furry pets.

Riddhi was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Riddhi Nikam

Riddhi Rajendra Nikam is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Education at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. Her academic interests lie in Social-Emotional Learning, Global Citizenship Education, and Peace Education.

She believes that all people are compassionate human beings and that change is possible when individual values of compassion, dignity, and fairness are encouraged. She enjoys interacting with children and hopes to create a safe space for each child to learn better.

She is passionate about languages and teaches French as a freelancer. She is also a Kathak Graduate, trained under the guidance of Guru Deepali Vichare. She finds the company of books, friends, and family soothing.

Riddhi is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Rishabh Kumar

Rishabh is a curious and open minded person who is always looking forward to new experiences where he can learn and apply his principles of intellect and knowledge to add value.

His skill sets vary widely and diversely which helps him strive to think out of the box, and find connections between areas that are normally overlooked.

According to him, the bedrock for perspectives and ideas revolves around four pillars - science, psychology, philosophy and an investor mindset, which is backed and supported by the strong balance between emotional, intellectual and financial quotient.

Rishabh was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Rishika Rastogi

Rishika Rastogi is a public speaker and a ‘sustainability geek’ who found her goal for an equal and egalitarian world through her college life in Delhi and her part time freelancing in public speaking.

She is a poetess, debater, dancer, and a literary dilettante. She believes in fighting for her rights and likes to help those who need love and advice. A hopeless romantic at heart, yet fierce with a vision.

Catch her around in Zoom sessions with a cup of chai, beaming positivity and love!!

Rishika was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Ritvick Khanna

Ritvick Khanna is a creative entrepreneur, writer, and musician. A recent graduate with honours from Ramjas College in the field of English, Ritvick is passionate about using creativity as a medium to design change, using his entrepreneurial and creative pursuits as methods of self-expression. In his natural habitat, you will find him admiring microphones and lyrics, practising rapping the fastest songs in the world, and quoting Camus and Dostoevsky.

He is particularly interested in poetic self-reflexivity, psychoanalytic theory, and in the intersection of technology, policy, and education.

Rose Thomson

Rose Thomson is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Vimala College, Kerala. She loves singing, listening to music, drawing, playing carrom, and reciting poetry.

While she considers herself to be an introvert, she likes engaging in deeper and meaningful conversations with people around her. It helps her understand their true emotions. She dreams of a world where everyone could just be themselves without being judged.

Rugveda Rajan Bagwe

Rugveda Rajan Bagwe is a student of journalism at St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, Rugveda Rajan Bagwe describes herself as an introspective person.

She believes that being an introvert has made her quite observant, and she wishes to use this skill to be able to connect with more people. Such networking also aids her in developing eloquent and critical thinking.

Rupesh Bawane

Rupesh is a student member of the Vidyadaan Sahayyak Mandal, a non-profit organisation which help students from remote areas financially and socially.

He completed his high school studies from Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, where he spent 7 years of his life in a residential school. His school has played a big role in his overall personality development.

He loves learning computer programming, data analytics and having different cuisines with his friends.

Rupesh was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Sai Kalyan Meghavath

Sai Kalyan Meghavath is currently a pre-final year student pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Electrical Communication Engineering at IIT Kharagpur.

Hailing from Hyderabad, Telangana, Sai is an avid learner and has been exploring different domains to discover what he truly loves doing. His hobbies include beatboxing and speedcubing.

Samarth Narula

Samarth believes that life is in a single breath, and the ability to recognise the pause between inhaling and exhaling is to live. He strongly reckons with the power of meditation and incorporating it as a way of life.

The two goals that he aims to work towards are educational reforms and gender equality, both of which are personal to him and have shaped who he is.

Crime & Punishment, The Argumentative Indian, and The Kite Runner are some of his favourite books.

He believes that awareness, empathy, and unlearning can go a long way in personal growth and concomitantly untangle the complexities and uplift society as a whole.

Samarth was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Sanghamitra Tomar

Sanghamitra, a student of economics at Hansraj College, University of Delhi, is captivated by the complex beauty of communities. Her academic journey is marked by a keen interest in public policy.

Sanghamitra aspires to work at the intersection of public policy and communities, aiming to make better-informed policy decisions. Her passion lies in understanding how communities function and evolve, and she seeks to leverage this knowledge to craft policies that truly reflect and serve the needs of the people.

Sanjana Saxena

Sanjana is an active debater and is a member of the Finance and Investment Society of her college where she is involved in writing, editing and designing. She is also a representative to the gender forum at her college.

She is passionate about economics, and has a long living desire to bring about social change which is also why she wants to pursue a career in policy making.

Sanjana is a strong believer of the ideals of feminism, sustainability and equality.

Sanjana was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Sanjhali Jain

Sanjhali Jain identifies as a person exploring the realms of life and on a journey to evolve as a conscious being. She is assertive in taking actions to bring change at an individual level to contribute to saving the environment, helping the people around her, and creating a happy and peaceful space to live in.

Shagun Attri

Shagun is an aspiring behaviour scientist with a multidisciplinary academic background in psychology, journalism, and human resource management. She has a diverse work portfolio with experience in corporate and social sectors, driving initiatives for financial literacy, public health, and community intervention research in high-risk urban areas.

A big believer in collective action and community empowerment, she is committed to using data for discovery and reshaping the social world with happier, healthier, and sustainable behaviours. Shagun also really like cats.

Shambhavi Singh Tomar

Shambhavi Singh Tomar is pursuing a Bachelor's in Humanities and Social Sciences from the Cluster Innovation Centre. As part of her course, she has been studying various disciplines from colleges in Delhi University, having studied one semester at Miranda House and the other two at Lady Shri Ram College for Women.

She is a Millennium Fellow, class of 2020, and under this fellowship, has been working on her social impact initiative, WiND of Change: Women for Inclusive Development. She is a research aspirant, and wishes to contribute to the fields of psychology, social psychology, sociology and gender studies.

Shambhavi was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Shanavi Mangalorkar

Shanavi Mangalorkar is interested in the field of psychology and has an M.Sc. in Business Psychology with Coaching from Heriot-Watt University, UK. Shanavi strives to reach out to individuals, and guide them.

She relies on the knowledge and skills that she has honed through the disciplines of Psychology to constantly better herself.

Shanavi’s experience of interning with Moolchand Medcity Hospital, Shaurya Centre for Children with Special Needs and ConAgraFoods has helped her further enhance her knowledge. She unwinds by listening to music, spending time amidst nature and by playing the piano.

Shanavi was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Shifa Negi

Shifa Negi is a final year student at Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi University. Being an avid reader, she finds peace in words of Ram Dass and tunes into Alan Isakov, Rex Orange county & nukkad ki awaaz for comfort.

Shifa strongly resonates with the need for quality education and a healthy environment for every individual. A firm believer that “in a gentle way, we can shake the world”, she has started the Child Rights & You chapter, SRCC, as a manifestation of that vision.

By the words of Powell, she intends to ‘leave the world better than she found it’.

Shifa was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Shivali Shankar

Shivali Shankar is a 3rd year college student pursuing Political Science Honors from Indraprastha College For Women, Delhi University. Shivali is extremely passionate about gender equality and foreign policy issues, and plans on pursuing an MA in International Relations.

She is the President of one of the clubs functioning under the Girl up Campaign, an initiative of the United Nations Foundation. She is also the Head Of Production for the Indian chapter of s(H)e The Docuseries, an initiative of the Sciences Po University, France, which creates documentary episodes on social issues to analyse them through a feminist lens. Additionally, She is the Editor-in-Chief and Head of Strategic Development for an upcoming online magazine called Mysa World

Sport has played a huge role in shaping Shivali's personality, as it taught her to excel at multitasking. When she's not working, you can often find her indulging in sunset photography and exploring bustling city markets.

Shivali was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Shobhit Gupta

Shobhit Gupta recently qualified as a Chartered Accountant and also happens to be a lawyer looking for a way to build a career in Management Consulting.

He can often be found trying to figure out how to be a better human. With such an inquisitive mindframe, he takes keen interest in knowing the "why" behind things. His favourite question remains, "Can we be kind enough without having to ask for anything in return?"

Shreoshi Tarapdar

Shreoshi Tarapdar is currently pursuing a Bachelor's in Political Science from Miranda House, University of Delhi. She describes herself as an emotive individual who likes to express her emotions through colours and believes that art is a theraputic medium for her.

She takes a keen interest in analysing geopolitics, public policy, and governance, while also understanding the feminist perspective. She believes that kind words can make a blind see and a deaf hear. While she loves watching and deciphering movies, she also believes that it is important to hear others and listen to their stories.

Shruti Jain

Shruti Jain is a Political Science student from Kamla Nehru University. She describes herself as an individual with strong beliefs and principles. She believes in standing up for what is right despite the resistance that one may face. She advocates for conversations to become the currency through which we bring meaningful impact into an increasingly polarized world around us.

In her free time, she enjoys reading, making chai, and making innately specific playlists while slowly solving a Sudoku.

Simran Anand

Simran Anand is a student of political science and a young activist.

She gives utmost importance to the process of un-learning & self-reflection for the pursuit of a safer and just tomorrow.

She identifies herself as a student, writer, researcher, theatre artist, and volunteer, and firmly believes in the pristine force of youth, as an indispensable share for the process of change.

According to her, the duty to question and the right to get answers are our ultimate virtue, which we must not let slip.

Simran is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Simran Kaur

Simran Kaur is a Program Associate at the Citizens for Public Leadership and is a final year law student at the University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh.

Being a changemaker has been an intellectual, personal and professional pursuit for Simran, and is reflected in the nature of the work she is interested in.

A passionate reader and a policy enthusiast, she lives by the holy saying which encapsulates the essence of Sikhism. The breakdown goes as follows, do good deeds by working hard and empower everyone with gratitude. This helps her in preaching about humanity and her belief in speaking truth to power.

Simran was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Sona Solgy

Sona Solgy is a third-year student pursuing a bachelor’s degree in English and Communication Skills at Stella Maris College, Chennai.

She finds solace in Mary Oliver’s writings and is deeply passionate about books, music, and art.

As a F.A.I.R Changemaker she hopes to utilise her curiosity and engage in new and thought-provoking conversations to gain a deeper understanding of the potential of different perspectives in bringing about meaningful change in the world.

Sona is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Sona Sudhi

Sona is a Malayalee medical student who describes herself as a jack of all and master of none. She is a trained Bharatnatyam dancer and considers 'nritya' to be her greatest passion.

She is usually drowning under a pile of books but tries to balance them with thriving experiences like traveling and food tasting. Poetry is her favourite form of literature and tries to dabble in writing a few. She describes herself as a cinephile at heart and aspires to write screenplays someday.

Soniya Sunil Kute

Soniya Kute is a second-year undergraduate student pursuing an Integrated Masters in Humanities and Social Sciences at IIT Madras. Her academic path is enriched by the incorporation of myriad perspectives, fostering expansive thinking and openness to divergent views.

Soniya’s rigorous academic work emphasises on thorough research, critical analysis, and the integration of diverse standpoints into mainstream narratives. Proficient in both written and spoken English, she harbors a keen interest in international relations and journalism. Beyond her academic pursuits, Soniya enjoys poetry, football, trekking, and social work. She is a devoted fan of literary classics and considers coffee an essential part of her routine.

Soniyal Bajaj

Soniyal Bajaj is a political science student at Delhi University, and believes in the “power of consistency and reflection”.

Having grown up exploring and opining on a plethora of subjects ranging from people to politics, Soniyal believes that empathy backed by courage leads to revolutionary changes. Driven by his desire to find his footing in the world, he is a true believer of experiential learning and harbors the notion that every individual who interacts with him adds value to his life.

During his leisure time, you can find Soniyal capturing the beauty of the city he hails from, Varanasi, or deliberating over creating sustainable solutions catering to the needs of all!

Soniyal was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Soumya Sinha

Soumya, a Political Science graduate, is a staunch feminist and activist. Known for her unwavering commitment to voicing her opinions and engaging in meaningful discussions, she is a driving force in advocating for gender equality and social justice.

Her dedication has led her to work with organizations such as One Future Collective, The New Global Order, and Project Statecraft. Soumya's passion for gender equality earned her the position of President of the Women's Development Cell at her college, and she was recognized by the Millennium Fellowship, a joint initiative by United Nations Academic Impact and Millennium Campus Network.

Sriparna Sarkar

Sriparna is interested in inclusive development, and has worked on projects such as the 3M Young Innovators Challenge Awards. She is also associated with the Rotaract District Organization 3291.

Although her multiple degrees in social sciences didn’t teach her the realities of tribal India, how to deal with scorpions, or how to share a plate of rice after a day’s hard work with a smile, she still believes that pots of gold exist at the end of rainbows and that at some point, she will find them.

Sriparna was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Srishti Gaur

Srishti is a first-year Law student at National Law University, Delhi. Driven by a passion for human rights and constitutional law, she aims to channel her interests for the welfare of society. An avid reader, Srishti is often found immersed in literature on human rights and social justice, which fuels her exploration of societal issues and innovative solutions.

She values diverse opinions, believing that each adds a unique hue to the collective understanding of an issue. Through her work, Srishti seeks to cultivate a nuanced understanding of pertinent issues and advocate for empathetic responses to the multifaceted challenges faced by society.

Srutakeerthi Bhagwath

Srutakeerthi Bhagwath is from Hyderabad and is pursuing her post-graduation in Management from the Institute of Public Enterprise, Hyderabad.

She cherishes listening to stories and music, reading books, writing and dancing her heart out. She enjoys the integration of arts and science.

Her goal in life is to create a safe space that is limitless and paves the way for abundant creativity. Her all-time favorite activity is to engage in conversations with children and ignite the spark of never-ending curiosity in them.

Got a story to tell? You can find her there with a tub of popcorn and ice cream.

Srutakeerthi was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Stuti Banga

For the past three years, Stuti has been deeply engaged in the CSR space, managing livelihood generation projects across rural India. Her notable achievements include implementing a pan-India menstrual hygiene project with NABARD and serving as a project manager at The Practice for Lenovo’s Work for Humankind project, which aimed to establish a tech-enabled millet value chain for farmers.

Having collaborated with SHGs, FPOs, and artisans, Stuti firmly believes in community ownership as a key tool in change-making. Starting August 2024, she will be joining Columbia University to pursue a Master of Public Administration in Development Practice.

Subham Thapa

‘Theatre. Tea. Teaching - The Ts for Transformation’

Subham Thapa is a final year undergraduate student in the Department of Economics at Ramjas College, University of Delhi.

Subham regards himself as a passionate extrovert, with genuine love for people and an absolute belief in humanity.

Subham practices observant thinking to keep a balance on impulsiveness and finds his focus in serving tea and playing a good game of table tennis.

Subham was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Subhashree Pattanayak

Subhashree Pattanayak, is a postgraduate student of Education at the Institute of Education for Women, Hastings House, Kolkata, with interests in inclusive education, educational policy, global education, and Sustainable Development.

She served as a research intern at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Youth Action Hub-India, where she conducted SDG-related research and policy analysis. She believes in providing access to quality education to all and has contributed since the age of seventeen by teaching impoverished children.

As a F.A.I.R. Changemaker, she believes the F.A.I.R. methodology will help her pursue her academic interests constructively.

Subhashree is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Sudha Yarabolu

Sudha is from Telangana, India. She learnt English from watching movies and learnt about the world from her mother.

As a child, Sudha could always be found out of the house, rather than in the house. She had to travel long and far to get a good education, which was tough, but in the process, she values meeting amazing people, learning important skills and most importantly, having tons of stories to share.

She is in the first year of her Master’s degree and is searching for experiences that will add even more vibrant and interesting stories to her pages. She still loves watching movies and recently found another friend in books.

Sudha was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Sunaina Goldsmith

Sunaina Goldsmith is a student of Sociology pursuing a Master's degree from Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi.

She is a keen learner and is passionate about studying the underlying structures of the society we live in. She believes in the transforming power that one's mindset holds as the key to fighting through life's hardships. She practices having conversations in an unbiased manner to achieve a holistic perspective.

Suraj

Suraj has spent the past four years immersed in mental health advocacy and community development. As the founder of 'Voice of Youth’, he has engaged over 150 young minds in sports and well-being. His dedication has been recognised with the Chief Minister Bravery Award and the UN Volunteer Award.

Suraj has pursued various fellowships and serves as a youth advisor at the Centre for Mental Health Law and Policy. His vision is to prioritise mental health and amplify young voices in societal dialogue, driving transformative change for a more inclusive and supportive society. Suraj is committed to making a difference and continuing this impactful journey.

Swetapadma Narayani Acharya

Swetapadma hails from Bhubaneshwar, Odisha, and takes great pride in her name, which resembles the long and rich cultural history of her home state.

As a Psychology student, she yearns to understand and learn what motivates and prompts the actions of humans as, in her opinion, this is key to bring about substantial change in the world.

A poet and singer at heart, she leads life like the symphony of music and play of words, which shapes her approach towards everything she does.

Swetapadma is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Syeda Areeba

Syeda Areeba, a Commerce graduate from Jamia Millia Islamia, is driven by her love for reading and research. Her curiosity has always fueled her quest for deeper insights, and she is now channeling that curiosity into a career in research. Beyond academics, Syeda is passionate about sports, particularly badminton and kho-kho, and has represented her school in competitions organised by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India.

A passionate writer and spoken-word poet, Syeda uses these mediums to foster empathy and understanding. Through her work, she aims to empower others to embrace diverse perspectives and drive positive change. Committed to continuous learning, she aspires to embody the changes she advocates for.

Tarun Kumar

Tarun Kumar is pursuing his B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering, which he is passionate about.

Through The F.A.I.R. Project, Tarun hopes to be more interactive, and express his internal thoughts.

He believes that the values that he will gain from The F.A.I.R. Project will be helpful in his life going forward.

Tarun was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Taw Yalla

Yalla hails from the Nyishi tribe of Arunachal Pradesh and has most recently studied Ancient Indian History, Culture, and Archaeology from St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai.

Currently working at an art gallery, she hopes to contribute in the promotion and preservation of her indigenous heritage, and wishes for North-East Indian history to be included in NCERT textbooks.

Apart from this, she enjoys reading, watching anime and pet videos, with her favourite quote being, “If you are the smartest person in a room, then you are in the wrong room.”, by Confucius.

Taw is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Trisha Chandra

Trisha identifies herself as a feminist and believes that patriarchy is not an ideological alternative that we should live with. For her, feminism does not merely mean women empowerment, it means breaking through the gender norms, societal hierarchies, and upholding the dignity of human life irrespective of caste, creed, race, and gender.

Through her life and her work, she wants to foster a future society based on human rights.

Trisha is also an art and literature enthusiast.

Trisha was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Utsav Tambi

Utsav is a dynamic public policy professional who is passionate about making a positive impact on society. He currently works at The Quantum Hub, focusing on financial inclusion and women's economic empowerment. Previously he worked as a senior analyst at Indian Political Action Committee, where he conducted primary research and ran political campaigns at the grassroots level in Goa and Bihar.

He is a national-level basketball player, and in his free time, he likes to experiment with new habits, activities and is open to learning and growing constantly.

Vaanchhit Varshney

Vaanchhit Varshney is a Physics graduate from ARSD College, Delhi University. He is a highly ambitious and passionate learner who thrives to work in the international sector. He is passionate about science, international relations and culinary skills.

His journey has been from an individual who trembled while speaking in front of his class, to an individual who anchored his college fest with a footfall of 10,000+ people.

He has been very active in the debating arena and is more inclined towards MUNs. He has organised and managed several national and international events.

He has presented twice at the India International Science Festival and has represented India at GMUN’20, which was organised in collaboration with IFAD, United Nations.

Vaanchhit was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Vanshika Rajan

Vanshika Rajan is a sophomore English Major, who is happiest during discussions, debates, and conversations. She is certain that change can be brought through collaboration, inclusivity, and gratitude.

She finds solace in family, music, dance, and basketball. Whilst becoming a flag-bearer in the path of creating a fairer society, she hopes to leave a mark, by amalgamating hard work with kindness.

Varalika Singh

Varalika Singh is currently pursuing her Bachelor's in Sociology from the Lady Shri Ram College, University of Delhi. She espouses reform through responsibility and by negotiating for spaces that work towards greater inclusivity and equitable progress. She believes that social problems should be viewed as processes and not mere events.

She is a two-time Nationals finalist in athletics and has previously been published twice by UNESCO New Delhi.

Varsha Sundriyal

From a young age, Varsha has been interested in gripping stories that are weaved together by words. But more than that, Varsha has aspired to understand the world we live in which is reflected in the novels she reads.

For her, books have a way of travelling through spaces. They can take one through time and walls. She desires to make the world aware of this way of travel through the wonders of education.

She lives in Delhi with her family and her cat.

Varsha was a member of the Batch of 2020 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Varun Sharma

Varun is currently pursuing his graduation in Electronics and Communication Engineering from IP University, Delhi. He has experience as a street and stage theatre artist and is currently working on a robotics project.

Varun is passionate about finding ways to bring changes in society and loves to try out the various ways in which he can engage and do meaningful work. He sincerely believes that creative solutions that span across multiple disciplines of sciences holds the key to a lot of problems.

Varun was a member of the Batch of 2021 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Vishvak Kannan

Vishvak is an ecologist by training and is currently studying Public Policy from the School of Public Policy at IIT Delhi.
He has previously worked in biodiversity policy in a collaborative project between GIZ and the National Biodiversity Authority, and worked on a grassroots development project with CHIRAG, an NGO based in Uttarakhand.

He likes to spend his free time researching and studying topics including climate change politics and governance, and the issues of justice and equity in sustainable development.
He enjoys a good conversation and also writes extensively.

Vishvak is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Yatharth Garg

Yatharth is a Design student currently based in Indore and believes that art and creativity are the catalysts for the expression of thoughts and ideas on how people view the world.

Believing strongly in spirituality, he uses this to connect with people and to understand how there is more to life than what we directly experience as humans.

Having strong focus and motivation, Yatharth considers himself to be result-oriented, dependable, and is a strong believer in positive thinking to achieve results.

Yatharth is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.

Yuvraj Singh

Having studied Business Economics and worked in the socio-economic development space for Africa and India, Yuvraj is passionate about providing equitable and affordable access to education for all.

During the course of his career, Yuvraj has had a special focus on the education of school-going children and on financial inclusion of everyone. He has previously worked on large scale projects in these spaces.

Yuvraj is a member of the Batch of 2022 at The F.A.I.R. Project.