In the first week of October 2026 I shared a series of LinkedIn posts that highlighted everyday powerful women, promoted Indian specialty coffee, announced the district‑level entrepreneurship movement ShuruKar, and reflected on youth‑government engagement through The Governance Challenge.
Power women are not only women in power.
She was married at 11. And today, she is running a shop all by herself.
She tried to end her life three times. Not because she had vitiligo.
She wants to organise a vitiligo conference in Bihar next year.
A Coorg based startup just launched specialty Indian coffee in 400+ coffee shops in Greece and Cyprus.
The coffees were launched by India’s Ambassador to Greece, Shri Ravi Shankar.
Every pack carries the name of the estate and the family that grew it. Scan the QR code and you can actually hear the growers introduce themselves.
We launch on 10 October at Gyan Bhawan, Patna. I’ll be in Patna from 7 to 10 October, and I would love to meet you.
13,000 students from across India took part in The Governance Challenge (TGC), working on real governance problems.
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis spent the whole day with them.
These posts connect to my broader mission described on my linkedin profile page, where I detail my work as a media entrepreneur and ecosystem builder.