SAAJHI SAMAJH 3

Unlocking Minds: Key to the Locker Room

Let's create a better world for our adolescents with shared understanding.

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Observing International Social-Emotional Learning Day

A discussion on Integrating Social-Emotional Learning in Education

Meeting ID: 840 2538 5796

Working towards building social and emotional skills to foster students' wellbeing for creating happier and safer classrooms

Event Highlights

  • Panel discussion on Integrating Social-Emotional Learning in mainstream education and employability
  • Beneficiaries of different Social-Emotional Learning programs share their experiences

90 Mins of topical discussion

Gain insights with education and domain experts

Interact, Learn & Share

Keynote Speaker's Profile

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Mr CP Gurnani

CEO & MD, Tech Mahindra Ltd.

Mr CP Gurnani (popularly known as ‘CP’ within his peer group), is the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Tech Mahindra Limited. An accomplished business leader with extensive experience in international business development, start-ups, joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, Mr. CP Gurnani (popularly known as CP) led Tech Mahindra’s transformation journey, and one of the biggest turnarounds of Indian Corporate History – the acquisition and merger of Satyam. In a career spanning of over thirty-six years, CP has held several leading positions with Hewlett Packard Ltd, Perot Systems (India) Ltd. and HCL Corporation Ltd. CP has also served as a Chairman of NASSCOM for the year 2016-2017. A chemical engineering graduate from the National Institute of Technology, Rourkela, he is a distinguished and active alumnus of the Institute. CP has also been felicitated with an honorary Doctorate degree by Veer Surendra Sai University of Technology. He also serves as an active Chairman of IIM Nagpur.

CP has been chosen as the Ernst and Young ‘Entrepreneur of the Year [Manager]’, CNBC Asia’s ‘India Business Leader of the Year’, Dataquest ‘IT person of the Year’– in 2013 and Business Standard ‘CEO of the Year’ in 2014. He was also awarded the ‘Best CEO of the Year’ at the Forbes India Leadership Awards held in 2015. A recent addition to the bucket was ‘Asia One Global Indian of the Year – Technology’ in 2016. CP was also listed among the top 100 global CEOs as part of The Wall Street Journal CEO Council 2016.

CP strongly believes in promoting child education. He is on the Board of the Tech Mahindra Foundation and has been actively guiding the foundation & its projects. CP, along with his wife Anita, have also founded ‘Titliyan’, an NGO located in Noida spreading smiles, happiness and education to more than 240 under privileged children.

Our Panelists

For this session, we have assembled a diverse panel of speakers composed of experts and teachers working towards the inclusion of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) from the government, social sector and mental health institutions.
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Dr. AL Sharada

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Dr Subroto Das

Padma Shri Awardee
Co-founder, Lifeline Foundation

He is the winner of one of India’s highest civilian awards, Padma Shri for his exemplary work on Highway Trauma Care. He co-founded Lifeline Foundation along with his wife, Sushmita (after surviving a life-threatening accident in August, 1999 on one of India’s busiest highways), with the aim of reducing the 1,50,000+ annual highway deaths in India. He is the only Indian to be honoured with the Asian EMS Lifetime Achievement Award by the Asian EMS Council in 2015, whereas The Times of India calls Dr Das ‘the country’s best known EMS expert’.

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Ms. Tara Stafford Ocansey

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Dr Subroto Das

Padma Shri Awardee
Co-founder, Lifeline Foundation

He is the winner of one of India’s highest civilian awards, Padma Shri for his exemplary work on Highway Trauma Care. He co-founded Lifeline Foundation along with his wife, Sushmita (after surviving a life-threatening accident in August, 1999 on one of India’s busiest highways), with the aim of reducing the 1,50,000+ annual highway deaths in India. He is the only Indian to be honoured with the Asian EMS Lifetime Achievement Award by the Asian EMS Council in 2015, whereas The Times of India calls Dr Das ‘the country’s best known EMS expert’.

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Mr. Sankalp Khanna

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Ms Lalita Maurya

Leader, Mentor Teachers of Hindi Group

Presently the Leader of Mentor Teachers of Hindi Group, she teaches at the UNUV R-Block, New Rajinder Nagar Karol Bagh Zone of North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC). She holds a total of 12 years of experience in teaching class 5 with Hindi, English, Social Studies and Environmental Studies subjects. She strives to bring innovative teaching learning experience for her students in the classrooms.

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Ms. Mukta Naik

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Ms Lalita Maurya

Leader, Mentor Teachers of Hindi Group

Presently the Leader of Mentor Teachers of Hindi Group, she teaches at the UNUV R-Block, New Rajinder Nagar Karol Bagh Zone of North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC). She holds a total of 12 years of experience in teaching class 5 with Hindi, English, Social Studies and Environmental Studies subjects. She strives to bring innovative teaching learning experience for her students in the classrooms.

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Ms. Neeru Lohiya

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Ms Lalita Maurya

Leader, Mentor Teachers of Hindi Group

Presently the Leader of Mentor Teachers of Hindi Group, she teaches at the UNUV R-Block, New Rajinder Nagar Karol Bagh Zone of North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC). She holds a total of 12 years of experience in teaching class 5 with Hindi, English, Social Studies and Environmental Studies subjects. She strives to bring innovative teaching learning experience for her students in the classrooms.

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Mr. Ravi Gulati

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Ms Lalita Maurya

Leader, Mentor Teachers of Hindi Group

Presently the Leader of Mentor Teachers of Hindi Group, she teaches at the UNUV R-Block, New Rajinder Nagar Karol Bagh Zone of North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC). She holds a total of 12 years of experience in teaching class 5 with Hindi, English, Social Studies and Environmental Studies subjects. She strives to bring innovative teaching learning experience for her students in the classrooms.

About Saajhi Samajh 3

AS we stayed locked down to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, our physically distanced world was suddenly rocked and shaken by the shocking incident in the virtual space that is now infamous as “Bois Locker Room”. This deeply disturbing incident involving adolescents has exposed the deep-rooted malaise of misogyny and misplaced masochism in our society.

How acutely has this deviant social attitude, influenced by patriarchal prejudices and gender disparity, taken hold of our young minds? Why is our education system not being able to counter this dangerous trend and weed out perverse cultural biases? Don’t we need a greater symbiotic link between formal education and parenting and familial interventions at home?

The time to confront these complex and inconvenient questions is now. How can we move forward to reform our education system to unlock the young minds from the dark shadows of societal prejudices? To know more about this perplexing issue, please join us at our annual event Saajhi Samajh at 4 pm IST on June 3, 2020 (Wednesday).

We are grateful to have Mr. Manish Sisodia, Deputy Chief Minister, Government of Delhi, along with key stakeholders such as teachers, parents, and educators to reflect on the critical questions and set the ground for a positive agenda:

  • Role of school education in shaping the “inner being” of children
  • Ways to enable teachers to respond to the psychological and emotional needs of children and teenagers.
  • How to enrich and reinvent school curriculum — especially for the middle graders — to shift the focus towards socially sensitive issues including Gender Sensitivity, Societal Responsibility, Ethical Decision Making, inclusivity among others
  • How can social media and technology be best leveraged for engendering positivity in children?

This webinar is part of the seminar series of Tech Mahindra Foundation, titled “Saajhi Samajh” (or Shared Understanding). This initiative aims to create a broader platform for discourse on issues relevant to enriching teachers’ training in India. Through the Foundation’s flagship program on Education called Shikshaantar, over 30,000 teachers from government primary schools have been trained through a series of capacity-building workshops in major Indian cities,

In this series, two seminars have been conducted on Teacher Development. These have brought together an array of experts, specialists, field practitioners, civil society participants, government representatives, and educationists. The upcoming third in the series is being organsied as a webinar to Tespond to the physical distancing norms at the time of this pandemic. The show goes on to provoke societal response and to broaden outreach and awareness,

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Expression of Interest

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We thank all applicants for their patience and time to share expressions of interest with us. We are overwhelmed with the response received. Our teams will be reviewing the applications for any possible synergy.

We won't be able to consider any applications received after 18 March 2024.

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Assessment Form

Q1. Is your organisation working in the areas of Education / Skill Development or Disability?

Q2. Does your organisation have minimum 3 years of operational experience in the said programs?

Q3. Does your organisation hold valid certificates for CSR-1, 80G & 12A? (select Yes if all certificates are valid and available)

Q4. Is your organisation operational in the regions where Tech Mahindra Foundation is working (Select yes if operational in Bengaluru; Bhubaneswar; Chennai; Delhi; Hyderabad; Kolkata; Mohali; Mumbai; Pune; Visakhapatnam)?

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