Experts address students on ‘Ensemble for a Brighter Tomorrow’

There is a need to understand how we make decisions, determine ‘fair’ decisions without working mechanically. Discussing such ideas under various topics, speakers from various groups and organisations addressed TED talk with school students in Indore.

The event featured five speakers from diverse fields presenting their talks on the theme ‘Ensemble for a Brighter Tomorrow’ and was witnessed by school students. The talk was hosted by Choithram School. The event was independently organized TEDx event operated under license from TED, USA.

The event featured five speakers from diverse fields presenting their talks on the theme ‘Ensemble for a Brighter Tomorrow’ and was witnessed by school students.

Ramit Singh Chimni, Founder of the RASICH group delivered his talk titled ‘The Machine That Controls The World ’ elucidating that in our search for the answer to who controls our world, most of us continue to search amongst those who are living or have lived amongst us in the past.

Aniket Joshi, Assistant Manager - Corporate Procurement Group at Reliance Infrastructure deliberated on ‘The Artistic Revival’ and provided insight about his journey as a musician and about 'Musicopositive', his initiative to spread positivity in the society through music.



Shivani Bhasin, Manager-Growth Strategy, Founder’s Office at Stanza Living delved into entrepreneurship being a lifestyle, not just a profession as well as how entrepreneurial mindset can be created in all aspects of life in her talk titled ‘Entrepreneurship - Manifesting the Spirit’.

Nandini Bhachawat, alumnus of the 2021 batch of the host school in her talk titled ‘18 and Unapologetic’ paid an ode to her teenage years that have shaped her to prosper as an adult. She spoke about the unfathomed power of the Gen-Z teen to strengthen communities to crusade change in all spheres of life.

Anna Pathak, class 11 student from the school and member of the school TEDEd club enumerated how crying can be the way out for our bottled up emotions through real and pragmatic experiences in her talk titled ‘The Subtle Art of Being a Crybaby’.