Social Initiatives
National Legislators’ Conference | 2023
An exclusive platform that brings together over 1,800 legislators, policymakers, and domain experts to deliberate on governance and public policy. Initiated in 2023, the conference features 100 parallel sessions across 10 thematic areas, addressing contemporary national and legislative challenges. It fosters high-level dialogue, encourages evidence-based policymaking, and strengthens the effectiveness of legislative institutions through informed discussion and collaboration.
Rashtriya Sarpanch Sansad | 2017
The RSS is a national forum engaging sarpanches and grassroots leaders across India since 2017. It strengthens Panchayati Raj institutions and decentralized governance while building capacity for model villages at block and taluka levels. The platform features policy dialogues, interactive sessions, and best-practice exchanges, empowering local leadership with practical insights to promote sustainable and community-led rural development.
National Women’s Parliament | 2017
A dynamic platform initiated in 2017 that brings together 10,000 socio-politically aware young women with 200+ women legislators, 50+ women Members of Parliament, and 200+ social and corporate leaders from India and across the world. It focuses on critical issues of representation, leadership, and gender-inclusive governance through structured policy dialogues and leadership sessions. By fostering mentorship, collaboration, and exchange of ideas, the platform strengthens networks and enhances the participation of women in public and political life.
National Teachers’ Congress | 2016
A national platform engaging 15,000+ participants, the NTC unites educators from diverse disciplines and institutions. Since 2016, it has hosted 4 chapters featuring 60+ national and international speakers. The congress includes area-specific sessions, workshops, and panel discussions on pedagogy, leadership, and innovation, while recognising excellence through national awards and promoting interdisciplinary dialogue and value-based education.
Bharatiya Chhatra Sansad | 2011
India’s largest youth parliament platform, it has engaged over 1.5 lakh students and alumni from 400+ universities since its inception in 2011. The annual conclave witness’s participation from about 10,000 students representing 29 states. In its renewed avatar, it hosts 150 sessions with over 250 eminent speakers from politics, academia, and civil society. It nurtures democratic leadership, debate, and civic engagement among youth.
Bharat Asmita National Awards | 2005
Instituted in 2005, the Bharat Asmita National Awards honour exceptional contributions to nation-building across diverse fields. With a rigorous selection process, nominations are invited from governance, judiciary, media, education, civil society, and the arts. The awards are presented in five categories recognising excellence in leadership, management education, mass awareness, science and technology, and lifelong societal contribution.
