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Tejal Dabhi is a dynamic force actively promoting natural, organic, and herbal products alongside farmers and entrepreneurs. Beyond this, she is deeply involved in education, art, and cultural activities. Currently based in Chamba (Himachal Pradesh) and Ahmedabad (Gujarat), Tejal is passionately researching local arts and products. Her mission is to elevate this invaluable knowledge to a global platform, engaging the local community in the process. Alongside her dedicated team, Tejal is establishing an organization aimed at enhancing rural tourism in remote/village areas and its neighboring areas. Their goal is to immerse Gen Z in the rich cultural tapestry of remote/villages while creating sustainable income opportunities for the local populace. Before embarking on her current endeavors, Tejal spent over two decades with the Sristi NGO, founded by Professor Anil Gupta from IIM. Her multifaceted role included coordinating across various levels—working closely with farmers, funding agencies, and prestigious institutions like IIM and IIT, as well as government departments in multiple languages. Beyond coordination, Tejal actively contributed to research, technical tasks, IT-related initiatives, and proofreading-editing work for the organization. She was an integral part of organizing committees for events like Sattvik, Shodhyatra, and award functions. Additionally, Tejal served as a coordinator in the newly formed Aatmvikas organization. With unwavering confidence, she spearheaded critical steps during the organization's inception. These efforts included establishing a weekly organic farmer's market, creating projects for women empowerment, and collaborating with initiatives like Matrabhasha Abhiyan for Pustak-Parab. Remarkably, even from Chamba, Tejal continues her association with Aatmvikas, contributing to its impactful work. Tejal Dabhi's relentless dedication and multifaceted contributions make her a beacon of inspiration in the fields of agriculture, education, and cultural preservation. Tejal Dabhi is actively working to promote natural, organic, and herbal products along with farmers and entrepreneurs. Beyond this, she is also involved in education, art, and cultural activities. Her commitment to these causes is evident in her tireless efforts to bring about positive change and sustainable development in the communities she serves. Through her work, Tejal aims to create a harmonious balance between traditional practices and modern advancements, ensuring a brighter future for all. Her vision and leadership continue to inspire many, making her a true champion of progress and innovation.

JoyfulTallisman is a initiative to promote HUMAN VALUES FOR A JOYFUL WORLD conceptualized and created by Vedabhyas Kundu and Munazah Shah through conversations. We regularly put together conversations on different human values which are essential pillar for a joyful world. Dr Vedabhyas Kundu works with Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti. His areas of interest are promotion of human values, nonviolent communication, nonviolent conflict resolution, media and information literacy, and volunteerism. Ms Munazah Shah is a senior broadcast journalist. Her areas of interest are promotion of human values, nonviolent communication and areas of inner transformation.

Not a writer, but a dreamer, walker and a researcher. Over a decade ago, I began my journey into history, transitioning from my engineering background to exploring the narrative of empathy. My work at a design college honed my skills in crafting solutions, which led to an unexpected opportunity in digital healthcare research. This experience deepened my understanding of the healthcare industry, encompassing data, specialties, and pharmaceuticals. I believe that the best education comes from walking through the world, observing and learning from diverse perspectives. My commitment to empathy, peace, and the path of least resistance has guided my participation in various initiatives. Alongside a friend, I co-facilitate the "Welcome to Our Mosque, Welcome to Our Temple" program, where we explore themes of faith, love, and harmony through heritage walks. As an ardent follower of Gandhi's ideals, I practice the ideals of peace, non-violence, and self-sufficiency. I aspire to weave these concepts into my future writings, intertwining them with empathy and the principles of Dhamma, fostering a deeper understanding of our shared humanity.www.chintangandhi.in

Charuta has been working as a Professional Counselling Psychologist since 4 years providing individual counselling and conducting seminars and webinars with various schools, social organizations and community groups. I am Charuta. I am a Counselling Psychologist. While my office is based in the city, I am based in my travels and engagements for exploration and seeking solutions. The best part about my field is interacting with people- to know them better and to learn with them about human mind and life. It is interesting to know how the mind functions and ways in which we are similar to people despite of difference in experiences and ways in which similar experiences shape us differently owing to our mental processes.I have a record of associating with more number of organizations than my number of work years. I have a good rapport and relations with my associates, mates and peers, and warm relations with beautiful hearts around the country, who welcome me with open arms. I am basically a person whose feet are at their best when outside than in office and mind at its best when meeting people and working on new ideas.People say I have wheels under my feet, which, as far as I observe, are slowing down to look around, these day. I was born in Ratnagiri. I have completed my basic education with my years distributed in different cities in Maharashtra and West Bengal. A geographically diverse living and educational exposure, however, isn’t worth discussing void of the experience and learning life holds for you. What influences you, and helps you grow more is encounter with yourself- the visits you pay to yourself and the truth you learn about yourself. And slowing down is needed for that. In a life when you have learned about competition and doing, what one comes to appreciate over time, is learning about staying and being. It helps you gather yourself up and be authentically you.Psychology has obviously not been my earliest choice of interest. Dance has been an art I was primarily exposed to and developed a relation with. It has been a companion of my life. It was there with me during tough times. It has been there in my days of joy. Dance has been a true reflection of my mind. So much so, that the days when I felt lost, I lost my dance too. It has been my mode of venting out, letting out my feelings and expressing myself to myself. It was there when I was alone. And it is there even today when I have people around me willing to provide company. I’ll have to explore my new relation with it, though. But that should be alright. What brings content to my heart is that I didn’t lose it forever. It has been there as a mode of communication to me when I grew up not expressing myself much using the regular modes of communication and now as I evolve, my relation with it will evolve too, as it is meant to be.As a part of my college curriculum, I chose to pursue a degree in Psychology, and have been a student since. Now, I conduct sessions, seminars and webinars with different organizations, basically people, related to psychology and mental health. What I get out of it is an opportunity to better understand people and share whatever health and wisdom I have received and earned for myself. Providing counselling and training to people and engaging with different social organizations, I have been able to believe in change. I believe that change can occur, but more important is working towards achieving it. I strongly believe that youth can lead the change, an understanding of one’s psyche will be the guide and art can be a strong form of expression and influence.