No boundary for learning. Hello everyone. I am Ani Coder. I am 4 years old. I am studying in LKG Bila International School. Today I am very happy to stand here today. I like drawing, coloring, then cycling, playing with my friends. I also love learning new things. I love my country India. I know all natural symbols, natural animal, natural bird, natural tree, natural flower, natural fruit, natural vegetable. I practiced them every day. One day I said, "Oh natural chim within 30 seconds. People say you too s ...

Overcoming Limits & Achieving Goals - The speaker's father established an organization overcoming discrimination against international students in the 1970s, which later became one of the largest multidisciplinary universities in India [1] - The speaker overcame initial aversion to medical school by confronting fears in the dissection hall, eventually becoming a gynecologist [1] - Establishing a university required acquiring land amidst bureaucratic hurdles, which was achieved by persistent efforts and direct intervention with the Chief Minister before election deadlines [1] - Creating a heritage site with the Dr Ambedkar Museum involved transforming barren land acquired despite public criticism, turning it into a nationally and internationally recognized monument [1] Expansion & International Ventures - Establishing a campus in Hyderabad faced legal, political, and regulatory hurdles, requiring Supreme Court intervention to gain permission to start classes [2] - Creating an international campus in Dubai required convincing the Minister of Finance to allow funding transfer, marking the first permission of its kind for an Indian university [2] Empowerment & Education - A young girl, married at 14 to a widower, was encouraged to study medicine and later established a medical college for girls after losing her child [2] - An idea to start something by the acronym of SAI (the institute of Artificial Intelligence) shaped into an institution in literally two months [2] - A young girl from a poor family secured a scholarship by learning English through YouTube and practicing in front of a broken mirror, later becoming a nurse and aspiring to educate other girls from her village [2][3][4][5]

What do you want? Let me take a guess. You want to play out your passion. You want purpose. This is it that I want to do. You want money. Obviously, sir, I get it. You want name not for your ego, bro, but just that when someone um Googles you, you sound legit. And you may want love. The unconditional unfiltered love of a mom. Just plain love, right? So passion, purpose, Bachan and P. If you want all these four, five, if I got it right to how to gain all these five. My story begins in school when I was like ...

[Music] Make a dream because we're about to go a roller coaster. Now, I need you to close your eyes and imagine a world where education isn't just about memorizing fact. It's about igniting minds.A world where every classroom is a launchpad for critical thinkers, problem solvers, and innovators. This isn't a distant utopia. It is a world we can create by changing the way we think about education.For too long, we have focused on cramming knowledge into young minds, producing graduates who know a whole lot bu ...

[Music] Whenever someone calls children the future of our world, I fly off my handle. Why not the present. Why wait for tomorrow to create change when we have the power to do it today.Once we grow up, we become sensible, pragmatic, and logical. But now we're creative, curious, and unafraid to think outside the box. We have the unique ability to see the world through fresh eyes and to challenge the status quo.History has been full of examples of children who have made a difference in the world. Malala Yusfsa ...

Educational Philosophy & Methodology - The speaker advocates for multiple intelligences, emphasizing that learning styles vary among individuals, some learn visually, others auditorily, and some kinesthetically [1] - The speaker highlights the importance of balancing knowledge and experience in education, drawing from Ali ibn Abi Talib's teaching that intellect grows through both [1] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of creating a joyful and collaborative learning environment, where children can be together and happy [1] - The speaker questions whether knowledge and intellect can only be acquired through books, suggesting alternative educational approaches that extend beyond traditional schooling [2] Community Engagement & Project-Based Learning - The speaker initiated "بلوت Houses" (Baloot Houses) in rural areas of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province, aiming to provide children with opportunities for storytelling, computer education, language learning, writing, and various activities [1] - The speaker describes a project where children investigated public health issues, specifically brucellosis (تب مالت), by gathering information from local farmers and comparing it with international standards [2] - The speaker mentions a project in Akbarabad Dehdasht focused on "interpersonal intelligence," where children explored various occupations in the village and created a village atlas [2] - The speaker describes a project where children were divided into groups to study the Baloot tree, its importance to the Zagros region, and the threats it faces [1] Vision & Future Goals - The speaker envisions "Qaseh Rang Toob Institute" and "بلوت Houses" becoming a globally recognized educational brand based on experience [1] - The speaker aims to design an educational system that fosters intellectual and spiritual growth in children through experiences in nature [2]

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Career & Personal Development - The speaker emphasizes the importance of maintaining a "spark" within oneself to drive personal growth and inspire others [5] - Overcoming adversity and health challenges, including two cardiac arrests and kidney problems, the speaker highlights resilience and determination [2] - The speaker advocates for paving one's own path, not allowing others to control one's destiny, and being generous in inspiring others [5] - The speaker stresses the importance of remembering one's roots and maintaining humility even after achieving success [5] Innovation & Contribution - The speaker innovated a new technique called Paste Fill Technology in coal mines, converting waste into a resource for surface stabilization [2][3] - The speaker's innovations have contributed to environmental sustainability and India's self-reliance [3] - The speaker's life experiences and achievements serve as an inspiration to others, motivating them to pursue their goals [4] Educational & Professional Achievements - The speaker started his career with a daily wage of ₹1 and pursued extensive education, including multiple master's degrees and a PhD in Management [1][2] - The speaker excelled in mining rescue competitions, becoming the best captain in India for five years [2]

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[Applause] wanted to share with us here today is um the significance of Katha in the world not just on the continent but in the world um the entire world regardless of where you're from whether it's Europe or Asia or the Americas is aging and fast. Except for Africa, except for subsaharan Africa, except for Nigeria, but most importantly, except for northern Nigeria. The median age in Germany is 47. In Japan is about 49. The median age in Nigeria is 18.In Kaza, it's even younger. What does that mean. It mean ...