The third edition of United Nations Developement Programme (UNDP) flagship magazine, Inspiring India highlights stories of inspiring leaders, changemakers, and groundbreaking innovations driving progress across India.
According to a press release, the magazine features a special message from Jagat Prakash Nadda, Minister of Health and Family Welfare, and Minister of Chemicals and Fertilisers.
The magazine brings together stories showcasing transformative initiatives like immolations in digital health with U-WIN, growing entrepreneurial ecosystem with a feature on Nikhil Kamath,
co-founder of Zerodha, and his WTFund, Nigar Shah, the trailblazer scientist behind India’s first solar mission and an inspiration for women in STEM and about women farmers in Telangana pioneering an ingenious new seed storage method in response to climate change disruptions.
The magazine also features UNDP India Youth Champion Sanjana Sanghi reflection on young artists and Bhumi Pednakar, UNDP National Advocate for SDGs thoughts on how small actions and mindful choices can drive sustainable change.
“This edition marks the third in the Inspiring India series, and we at UNDP are excited for you to explore the incredible stories of innovation within.”
“With these interviews and features, we invite you into a world where simple solutions spark extraordinary change. It is a way of life in India, where even the smallest actions can create a better future for us all,” said Angela Lusigi, Resident Representative, UNDP India.
Magazine includes an exclusive interview with UNDP Goodwill Ambassador Michelle Yeoh, advocate for gender equality globally, it also spotlights a compelling story on the Jaipur Foot and its impact on mobility and dignity for persons with disabilities.
