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Meet the changemakers

These dynamic changemakers have been selected from thousands of nominations. Their social initiatives in the fields of environment, human rights, conservation, healthcare, education, and agriculture have not only generated awareness but also changed the livelihoods of people around them. These...

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Updated At : 01:37 AM Mar 12, 2021 IST

These dynamic changemakers have been selected from thousands of nominations. Their social initiatives in the fields of environment, human rights, conservation, healthcare, education, and agriculture have not only generated awareness but also changed the livelihoods of people around them.

These bright young sparks will be the representatives of this network, which aims to realise a Everyone is a Changemaker (EACH) . From addressing mental health, to economic inequality, to online education, these young changemakers are:

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