What do MakeMyTrip's Deep Kalra, Meesho's Vidit Aatrey & 98 other HNIs have in common?

Is the fabric of Indian philanthropy evolving? What role can new-age philanthropists with a greater risk appetite play in taking bold strides to scale up meaningful impact? How can the Government partner with nonprofits to cascade inclusive growth, so that nobody gets left behind? How can social entrepreneurship act as a vehicle of change to address one of the biggest problems affecting our nation - poverty? In this engaging conversation, ThePrint speaks with The/Nudge Institute’s founder and CEO, Atul Satija, alongside Deep Kalra, Founder and Chairman of MakeMyTrip, and Vidit Aatrey, Founder & CEO of Meesho-two of The/Nudge's 100 philanthropist partners or "Founding Supporters"-during The/Nudge Institute’s livelihoods convening, Charcha 2024. Charcha is an initiative to close the distance between samaaj, sarkaar and bazaar.
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[@pardeeptandon]

Quality education is a must for poverty alleviation. I hope Vidit Aatrey takes his NGO in this direction.

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All bhramins ❤