FORE School of Management successfully hosted an engaging and thought-provoking TEDx event, bringing together visionary speakers and changemakers to share their insights on Shunya to Infinity. The event witnessed an enthusiastic audience, comprising students, industry professionals, and thought leaders, who were captivated by powerful talks and inspiring discussions.
The TEDx event, held at FORE School of Management, featured a distinguished lineup of speakers from diverse backgrounds, each offering unique perspectives on innovation, leadership, and societal transformation. The event aimed to spark meaningful conversations and inspire actionable ideas among attendees.
Manan Kathuria emphasised the power of creativity and self-driven efforts, stating, “When you have a pencil, create something. In the absence of opportunities, we must become the architects of our own destiny.” His talk highlighted the importance of taking initiative and leveraging one’s abilities to shape the future.
Rohit Bhardwaj spoke about the significance of authenticity and self-acceptance, urging individuals to embrace their true selves rather than conform to societal expectations. He remarked, “The hardest role you’ll ever play is yourself. Success is not about conforming but about embracing your true self.” His address resonated with attendees, inspiring them to stay genuine in both their personal and professional lives.
Devesh Mirchandani highlighted the evolving nature of talent and the importance of continuous learning. He stated, “Embrace your individuality, for how you see yourself shapes how the world sees you. Talent is not fixed, and learning has no age—growth is a continuous journey.” His message reinforced the idea that one’s potential is determined by the willingness to learn and adapt.
Asmita Chakraborty explored the impact of self-perception and its influence on success, explaining, “Shunya is the beginning of transformation. Image management is not just about looks; it reflects how you perceive yourself and the energy you project.” Her insights shed light on the deeper meaning of personal branding and confidence.
Dr. Rakhi Tripathi addressed the importance of acknowledging privilege and taking meaningful action toward societal change. She stated, “Understand your privilege—recognizing one’s advantages is the first step toward meaningful change. True impact comes from actively raising one’s voice against social injustices.” Her talk served as a call to action, urging individuals to contribute toward a more equitable world.
Ishan Suri focused on the power of discipline and perseverance, highlighting that success is built on consistent effort rather than innate talent. He remarked, “Talent is overrated; consistency wins the race. A monk-like focus and discipline can outshine distractions—hard work always beats talent.” His speech reinforced the value of dedication and resilience in achieving long-term goals.
Janet Vidhi shared her perspective on persistence and resilience, reflecting on the unpredictable nature of success. She noted, “Success isn’t linear, so keep showing up every day. Life unfolds not as we expect, but as it needs to.” Her message encouraged attendees to remain committed to their journey, embracing challenges as opportunities for growth.
The event was a testament to FORE School of Management’s commitment to fostering an environment of intellectual curiosity and knowledge sharing. Reflecting on the event, Prof. Subir Verma, remarked, “We are honoured to have hosted such an inspiring TEDx event at FORE School of Management. The exchange of ideas and perspectives showcased today aligns with our mission to cultivate thought leadership and drive positive change.”
