Theme: Reimagine INDIA

"Reimagine India," a captivating theme that delves into the heart and soul of India's innovative spirit. This extraordinary gathering showcases a diverse lineup of thought leaders, visionaries, and change-makers, all united by a common goal: to envision a brighter, more inclusive future for India.

Amity University Madhya Pradesh
Maharjpura, Airport Road
Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, 474005
India

Gaurav Juyal

Learning Experience Designer | Host Art Attack

Gaurav Juyal is a learning experience designer and an educator. He graduated in Animation Film Design from the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad. He is popularly known for his role as the host of the television series Art Attack by Walt Disney. Having over 13 years of experience in teaching both in the rural and urban learning environments, he aims at sharing his rich experience to mutually learn and evolve. He specializes in conducting tailor-made workshops on subjects like Animation, Fundamentals of Design & Design Thinking, DIY & material-based workshops. He has vast and versatile experience working with organisations, thousands of children, youth, and teachers across India and abroad.

Vartika Joshi

Global Circumnavigator | Ocean Educator | Transitioning Veteran

Lieutenant Commander Vartika Joshi is a pioneering Indian naval officer known for her exceptional leadership and achievements. She made history by leading the first-ever all-women crew to circumnavigate the globe on the Indian Navy's INSV Tarini. This remarkable feat, known as the Navika Sagar Parikrama, spanned over 8 months and covered more than 21,600 nautical miles, showcasing the courage, resilience, and capabilities of women in the armed forces. Lt. Cdr. Joshi's journey has inspired countless individuals, especially women, to break barriers and pursue their dreams fearlessly. Her dedication to service and her ability to overcome challenges in the face of adversity make her a true role model.

Yogendra Singh Yadav

Sub. Maj. & Honorary Captain (Retd.) Para Vir Chakra

Sub. Maj. & Hon. Cap. (Retd.) PVC Yogendra Singh Yadav, a retired Indian Army soldier, is a living legend and a recipient of the Param Vir Chakra (PVC), India's highest military decoration for valor. He was awarded the PVC for his extraordinary bravery during the Kargil War in 1999. During the war, Yadav, then a Rifleman with the 18 Grenadiers, displayed exceptional courage and leadership in the face of the enemy. On the night of July 3, 1999, during the assault on Tiger Hill, Yadav was tasked with scaling the vertical cliff face to reach the enemy position. Despite being under heavy enemy fire and sustaining multiple injuries, Yadav continued his climb and successfully neutralized several enemy bunkers, paving the way for the capture of Tiger Hill. Yadav's actions exemplify the highest traditions of the Indian Army and serve as an inspiration to all. His courage, selflessness, and determination in the face of adversity make him a true hero and a source of pride for the nation.