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.
