Nonprofit Initiatives:
Project Jeevan
Founder & Chairperson
Project Jeevan was founded with the mission to combat plastic pollution through community-led action and sustainable alternatives. We conducted large-scale plastic donation drives, with a special focus on milk packets, which are often overlooked in recycling efforts. To date, we’ve successfully collected and recycled over 2,500 milk packets, preventing them from reaching landfills and water bodies.
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Through social media campaigns and educational content, we built a strong community of 730+ followers on Instagram. We also partnered with global organizations like 1M1B to amplify our impact and extend awareness around the environmental damage caused by single-use plastics.
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Our collaboration with local NGOs and environmentalists through 1M1B helped us create long-term solutions tailored to Indian households and communities, including awareness drives and sustainable swaps.
Co-Founder & Curriculum Developer
Project Berniem focuses on bridging the gap in quality education by empowering students in underserved schools with extracurricular enrichment and academic support. We visited local schools to teach dance, music, and art, and also created customized learning materials such as worksheets, textbook summaries, and project assignments to support both students and teachers.
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Our goal was not only to make learning enjoyable, but also to enhance comprehension and retention in key subjects through creative approaches. The project gave under-resourced schools access to structured, relevant, and student-friendly material, helping them build confidence and curiosity.
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Project Kintsugi
Lead Organizer & Filmmaker
Project Kintsugi centered on plastic waste collection and environmental awareness through storytelling. We organized community-level plastic collection drives, encouraging youth and residents to reflect on their consumption habits.
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The highlight of this initiative was a short documentary we produced, showcasing the environmental impact of plastic waste and the importance of collective responsibility. The film combined personal interviews, field footage, and data visualization to provoke action and spread awareness in schools, social media, and local forums.
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The project’s name, Kintsugi—a Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold—symbolizes our belief in restoration through community action.
