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Stappice: Empowering Young Minds to Build the Future The Problem: Many young people are passionate about entrepreneurship and dream of starting their own businesses, but they are trapped in an education system focused on academics rather than practi

#FabricOfChange Spotlight (Day 9 of 15) Honouring: Aishwarya Sharma, Fashion Activist & Sustainability Strategist. She doesn’t just wear climate values. She helps brands embody them. 🌿🧵 Today, we spotlight Aishwarya Sharma, a changemaker who’s

Burning Questions for Today’s Youth What should I pursue? Many young people are overwhelmed with courses catering more to business interests than their own dreams. Students often chase attendance marks without gaining real skills, and even top colle

Ruma Devi .... From a dropout to Harvard. Born in 1988 in Rawatsar, Barmer, Rajasthan, lost her mother young, raised by relatives, and dropped out of school after Class 8 due to poverty. Married at 17 and soon after lost her newborn son within 48

🌍🏆 Introducing the Green School Champion Trophy! 🏆🌍 WriteToWin is proud to launch a new honour for schools that go above and beyond in climate action and student engagement - the Green School Champion Trophy! 💚 Not just another trophy; It’s a

#FabricOfChange Spotlight (Day 2 of 15) Honouring: Bhaavya Goenka, Founder of IRO IRO Some stitch for style. Bhaavya stitches for survival. 🧵🌏 Today, we spotlight Bhaavya Goenka, the visionary behind IRO IRO, a zero-waste fashion label that tran

Why and How YC Was Started? So, raising seed funding was always slow, complicated, and a hard job. Founders often relied on informal investments from friends or family, with little to no standardization, leaving them vulnerable to legal and financi

🌟 Spotlight on India's Young Changemaker! Meet Vinisha Umashankar: At just 14, Vinisha saw local ironing vendors using polluting charcoal. She didn’t ignore the problem. Instead, she invented a solar-powered ironing cart. This change cuts air poll

Grit, Curiosity, and the Making of GritWise: My Journey to Reimagine Education When I was fifteen, I wrote a tagline for myself: Enchanting Hope, Enhancing Lives. I didn’t know what it meant in practice. I didn’t know if it would lead me to startup