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Leaving no one behind: Entrepreneur Tarini Malhotra is a ray of hope for neurodivergent people

Leaving no one behind: Entrepreneur Tarini Malhotra is a ray of hope for neurodivergent people

by Namrata Srivastava | Sep 26, 2023

(September 26, 2023) When COVID hit the world, several schools were impacted around the globe. One such school was Parivartan Special School, which initiated Project Nishant, which provided the school and its students with crucial support during a financial crisis. It...
International Yoga Day: British-Indian boy Ishwar Sharma making ancient practice popular in the UK

International Yoga Day: British-Indian boy Ishwar Sharma making ancient practice popular in the UK

by Charu Thakur | Jun 21, 2023

(June 21, 2023) Picture this: A three-year-old watches his father do yoga in his Sevenoaks home in Kent. Fascinated, he starts to emulate his father, and learns the basics, promptly. Cut to 2023, the 13-year-old secures gold medals at the Yoga World Cup in Canada for...
Budding Indian-origin scientists win big at the Regeneron Science Talent Search

Budding Indian-origin scientists win big at the Regeneron Science Talent Search

by Namrata Srivastava | Jan 22, 2023

(January 22, 2023) Proving President Joe Biden’s words, “Indian Americans are taking over the country,” right, several Indian-origin kids have been winning big at the Regeneron Science Talent Search every year. Also called the US’ Junior Nobel, several Indian-origin...
From being called low-functioning to creating history, Hari Srinivasan has come a long way

From being called low-functioning to creating history, Hari Srinivasan has come a long way

by Namrata Srivastava | Jun 20, 2022

(June 20, 2022) When he was first diagnosed with regressive autism, scholar Hari Srinivasan was only three years old. From being a very active and social child, Hari suddenly became a crying, fussy baby, who did not want to be around other kids. To ensure that her...
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Global Indian – a Hero’s Journey is an online publication which showcases the journeys of Indians who went abroad and have had an impact on India. 

These journeys are meant to inspire and motivate the youth to aspire to go beyond where they were born in a spirit of adventure and discovery and return home with news ideas, capital or network that has an impact in some way for India.

We are looking for role models, mentors and counselors who can help Indian youth who aspire to become Global Indians.

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