Road safety is a serious concern often overlooked by the public. In India, road accidents cause thousands of deaths every year. To address this, the initiative "Volunteershala" is empowering young people to take responsibility for road safety in their communities. Unlike traditional volunteer platforms, Volunteershala engages youth through digital campaigns, social media, and on-ground activities to promote safe driving and pedestrian habits. By training and motivating volunteers, the program aims to create awareness and encourage behavioral change, fostering safer roads. Volunteershala invites passionate individuals to join their network and contribute to reducing accidents through education and proactive involvement. Interested volunteers can contact the team via email to become part of this transformative movement.

Dr. Ankur Sharan, a young enthusiast with robust energy is a multifaceted persona. On professional front, presently he is heading Supply Chain, Logistics and Distribution of Hindustan Times. With over 15 year cross functional experience, he is immensely talented having worked in Automotive, FMCG industry, Shipping Line and Print Media. At the same time, he keeps himself passionately absorbed in Philanthropic activities. It goes without saying; he is two sides of the same coin.

Dr. OP Bhalla Foundation and Manav Rachna University hosted a workshop on ‘Sustainable Community Living’ at Manav Rachna International School, Charmwood, to promote sustainable practices and waste management in Faridabad. The event included hands-on sessions on urban farming, composting, and waste segregation, alongside workshops for students on saving resources and reducing gadget use. A panel discussion highlighted practical steps for sustainability, with community leaders and residents pledging to adopt eco-friendly habits for a cleaner, greener future.