YESummit Session 2  panel discussion offered profound insights into the entrepreneurial journey, emphasizing the crucial roles of validation, resilience, learning, and continuous innovation. The discussion provided valuable perspectives on how startups transform from ideas into thriving businesses. Soumyashree Mohanty gives a highlight here. Moderated by Mr. Vijith Varghese (CAPS, CHRIST University)

Bajaj Finserv’s initiative, Non-Traditional Livelihood, is transforming the lives of women by equipping them with valuable skills and knowledge. Mohan Kandekar, Skill Centre Head of Ahilyanagar, writes about how this impactful program is creating new opportunities and promoting financial independence for women. The Struggles of a Young Dreamer At just

Bajaj Finserv empowers young women from marginalized communities by creating opportunities for individuals like Chanda. For many women in rural areas, societal norms often dictate that certain professions are reserved for men, and others, particularly non-traditional livelihoods, are simply not an option. These gender-based limitations made it even harder for

United Way Hyderabad plays a pivotal role in empowering individuals from the LGBTQIA+ community by equipping them with new skills to pursue business ventures, create equal opportunities, and achieve financial independence. Pritesh Kamble, Unit Head – Inclusion Unit, reflects, this impactful program is opening new pathways to success, promoting both

Connecting Trust is a Pune-based NGO specializing in emotional health and suicide prevention. Founded in 2005 by Arnavaz Damania and concerned citizens, the Connecting Trust has created mindful, non-judgmental, non-advisory listening spaces for individuals and communities facing emotional challenges for over two decades. The organization particularly focuses on high-risk communities,