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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250715
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250716
DTSTAMP:20260628T184823
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SUMMARY:World Youth Skills Day – STE(A)M Connect 2025
DESCRIPTION:On 15th July 2025\, Aadhaar Association hosted STE(A)M Connect 2025\, a vibrant alumni meet marking World Youth Skills Day. Former students from our STE(A)M education initiatives in Delhi and Noida came together with their parents\, teachers\, and principals to celebrate their learning journeys and the impact of STEM education on their lives. \nHeld at the Capgemini Centre of Excellence in Skilling (NSEZ)\, the event blended storytelling\, exploration\, and skill-building. Students shared inspiring stories of how Aadhar’s early STE(A)M interventions helped shape their aspirations and confidence. \nWe were honoured to be joined by industry experts and partners who made the day truly enriching: \n🔹 Mr. Nitin Saluja\, Capgemini India\, delivered a compelling session on career pathways in AI and emerging technologies. His insights into the evolving tech landscape\, combined with practical advice for students\, made a lasting impact. \n🔹 Mr. Saurabh Singh from Edubridge conducted an engaging session on career awareness and planning\, actively involving students\, teachers\, and parents. \n🔹 Mr. Ajit Rawat from Nasscom Foundation led a highly interactive\, hands-on session on Artificial Intelligence\, sparking curiosity and deeper understanding among learners. \nWe were also delighted to welcome Ms. Swati Agrawal\, Associate Consultant\, Digital Citizenship (CSR)\, Capgemini India\, who interacted closely with participants and shared thoughtful insights on strengthening the initiative’s grassroots impact. \nThe energy\, passion\, and purpose shared by everyone present reinforced our belief in the power of collaboration to drive meaningful change. At Aadhaar\, we remain committed to nurturing potential and building pathways where skills\, education\, and opportunity come together. \nHere’s to empowering youth and shaping futures with innovation and intent. 💡
URL:https://aadhaarassociation.org/event/world-youth-skills-day-steam-connect-2025/
LOCATION:Noida\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110001\, India
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250715
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250716
DTSTAMP:20260628T184823
CREATED:20250722T110016Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250722T112715Z
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SUMMARY:Team Trash Transformers Selected for WRO 2025 Regional Round!
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to announce that our Team “Trash Transformers” has been officially selected in the First Stage – Virtual Round Championship of the prestigious World Robot Olympiad (WRO) 2025. The team competed in Event 6\, among 457 participating teams across 8 events held nationally. \nWith an impressive performance\, our team secured the 48th rank\, scoring 50 marks for their project:\n“AI-Powered Robotic Waste Management and Sorting System” — an innovative\, technology-driven solution addressing one of today’s most urgent global challenges: waste management. \nAbout the Team \nThe team comprises three exceptional students from our government school partners: \n\nShani – Upper Primary School\, Gejha (Aadhaar Association partner school)\nSonu and Sanoj – Composite School\, Sector 12 (SRF Foundation partner school)\n\nTheir journey began at the Capgemini Centre of Excellence in Skilling\, where they were introduced to robotics\, coding\, and hands-on innovation. This Centre provided the foundational training and collaborative environment that empowered the students to ideate\, prototype\, and bring their project to life. \nAcknowledgements \nWe extend our heartfelt thanks to Capgemini for its unwavering support in democratizing access to STE(A)M education for students from underserved communities. \nLooking Ahead \nWith all virtual events now concluded and national results declared\, we are proud to move forward to the WRO 2025 Regional Round. Team Trash Transformers advances with renewed motivation\, embodying the spirit of collaboration\, creativity\, and a shared commitment to building a more sustainable and equitable future through technology. \nStay tuned for more updates as the team continues their journey at the WRO 2025 Regional Round!
URL:https://aadhaarassociation.org/event/team-trash-transformers-selected-for-wro-2025-regional-round/
LOCATION:Noida\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110001\, India
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250813
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250814
DTSTAMP:20260628T184823
CREATED:20250821T090305Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250821T090349Z
UID:3367-1755043200-1755129599@aadhaarassociation.org
SUMMARY:WRO Regional Rounds 2025: A Milestone for AADHAAR’s Young Innovators
DESCRIPTION:In a groundbreaking moment for inclusive STE(A)M education\, students mentored by AADHAAR Association\, in collaboration with SRF Foundation and with steadfast support from Capgemini\, proudly represented their schools and communities at the World Robot Olympiad (WRO) 2025 Regional Rounds. \nThese were not students from elite institutions or private academies. For the first time ever\, teams comprising students from government schools stepped onto a national platform traditionally dominated by privileged institutions — and they didn’t just participate; they made their presence felt. \nUnder the guidance of AADHAAR Association and SRF Foundation\, and after months of hands-on training at the STE(A)M Lab\, Capgemini Center of Excellence in Skilling\, NSEZ these young minds developed a real-world solution that impressed judges and audiences alike: \nAI-Powered Robotic Waste Management and Sorting System — a practical\, scalable innovation aimed at addressing one of the world’s most urgent environmental challenges. \nAchievements Beyond the Scoreboard \nWhile only seven teams advanced to the Nationals\, both of our teams secured a position in the Top 10 out of 27 participating teams — a remarkable feat for first-time competitors. \nBut more than rankings\, this journey was about transformation. \nThe True Impact: Confidence\, Voice\, and Vision \nFor many students\, this was their first time presenting on a public stage\, speaking to expert judges\, and defending their work in front of a crowd. What started as a hesitant effort evolved into something extraordinary: \n\nThey found their voice\nThey built confidence\nThey began writing their own stories\n\nWhat we witnessed was the power of opportunity: when young people are trusted\, trained\, and given a platform\, they don’t just participate — they evolve into innovators. \nPartners in Possibility \nThis achievement wouldn’t have been possible without the shared commitment of our partners: \n\nCapgemini — for their unwavering support and belief in grassroots innovation\nSRF Foundation — for their co-leadership in building sustainable education ecosystems\nCapgemini NSEZ STE(A)M Lab — for providing a space where curiosity meets capability\n\nLooking Ahead \nThis is not a conclusion. It is the beginning of a larger movement. \nAt AADHAAR Association\, we believe in the transformative power of education and exposure. These students have now taken their first step into the world of innovation and leadership — and we will continue to walk with them as they reach for new heights.
URL:https://aadhaarassociation.org/event/wro-regional-rounds-2025-a-milestone-for-aadhaars-young-innovators/
LOCATION:Noida\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110001\, India
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250819
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250820
DTSTAMP:20260628T184823
CREATED:20250821T090834Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250821T090834Z
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SUMMARY:Strengthening Ties for Digital Inclusion I Capgemini I SAP I AADHAAR
DESCRIPTION:On 19th August\, AADHAAR had the honor of engaging with a distinguished delegation comprising Ms. Lucie Tauriens\, Global Head of Digital Inclusion at Capgemini; Ms. Gerda Slagter\, SAP Head of CSR Regions; Mr. Anurag Pratap\, Vice President – Digital Inclusion and Sustainability Leader\, Capgemini; and Ms. Sagarika Bose\, Head CSR – India\, SAP. \nThey were accompanied by an enthusiastic Capgemini team — Ms. Dhanashree Page\, Ms. Rimmy Taneja\, Ms. Surbhi Rattan\, and Ms. Monica Datta. \nDuring the visit\, AADHAAR mentors showcased student-led innovations at the STE(A)M Lab\, demonstrating how hands-on STE(A)M learning is inspiring creativity\, problem-solving\, and leadership among students from government schools. The delegation also visited AADHAAR’s Digital Literacy Center\, where they got a glimpse of the work being done to build foundational digital skills in underserved communities. \nLater in the day\, we were privileged to engage in a more in-depth interaction with Lucie Tauriens\, Global Head of Digital Inclusion at Capgemini\, \nWhat started as a round of introductions soon evolved into a rich exchange of stories\, insights\, and shared aspirations. As the AADHAAR team spoke about their grassroots efforts — enabling students in government schools to think critically\, create fearlessly\, and lead confidently through hands-on STE(A)M learning — Lucie listened with intent and warmth. \nShe also shared Capgemini’s global mission to foster inclusive and sustainable futures\, a vision that deeply resonates with the heart of our work. \nLucie’s thoughtful engagement reminded us that impact is not just created through programs\, but through people\, shared purpose\, and meaningful partnerships. \nThank you\, Ms. Lucie and Ms. Gerda for your warmth\, insight\, and encouragement. We are excited to continue this journey together — working to ensure every child has the opportunity to learn\, lead\, and thrive.
URL:https://aadhaarassociation.org/event/strengthening-ties-for-digital-inclusion-i-capgemini-i-sap-i-aadhaar/
LOCATION:Noida\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110001\, India
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250903
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250904
DTSTAMP:20260628T184823
CREATED:20250928T065459Z
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SUMMARY:“Tools for Today” – Empowering Educators in Digital Literacy & STE(A)M
DESCRIPTION:The AADHAAR Association successfully hosted a one-day Training of Trainers (ToT) workshop titled “Tools for Today”\, bringing together 29 participants—including 15 government school teachers from Delhi NCR and 14 AADHAAR team members. \nThe training focused on building digital literacy skills and introducing hands-on STE(A)M tools for real-world classrooms. Sessions included practical exposure to MS Word\, MS Excel\, Scratch programming\, and basic electronics using breadboards and LEDs. \nThe day kicked off with engaging ice-breakers\, followed by an inspiring keynote from Mr. Kamleshwar Singh\, CEO of AADHAAR\, who emphasized innovation\, critical thinking\, and the importance of aligning with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. \nParticipants also toured the Digital Literacy and STE(A)M Labs\, exploring opportunities available for both students and teachers through the Capgemini Skilling Centre. \nTeacher Feedback: \n“We were so engaged; we didn’t even realize the day had ended!”\n“The hands-on sessions were the best part—we rarely get that in school.” \n“We would love to have more such sessions regularly.” \n  \nView Highlights: \n\n[Instagram Link]\n[Twitter Link]\n[LinkedIn Link]
URL:https://aadhaarassociation.org/event/tools-for-today-empowering-educators-in-digital-literacy-steam/
LOCATION:Noida\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110001\, India
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250909
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250910
DTSTAMP:20260628T184823
CREATED:20250929T121621Z
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SUMMARY:STE(A)M in Action at Gautumbudh Balak Inter College!
DESCRIPTION:On September 9\, 2025\, Gautumbudh Balak Inter College\, Greater Noida\, hosted an exciting STE(A)M Exhibition showcasing the brilliant ideas and innovations of 28 young minds from Classes 6 to 9.From Solar Trackers to Smart Dustbins\, Rainwater Harvesting to Disaster Alert Systems\, students wowed the audience with their creativity\, problem-solving skills\, and passion for science & technology!Dr. Rajeev\, Principal of GBBIC\, graced the event as the Chief Guest\, encouraging students to continue exploring and experimenting beyond the classroom.Congratulations to our Award Winners: \n🥇 Best Working Model: Animal Protector Shed – Gaurav & Manas\n🥈 2nd Prize: Disaster Management Alert Pro – Aarav & Arnav\n🥉 3rd Prize: Ultra Smart Dustbin – Shivansh & Suvhneet\n🎖️ Consolation: Dam Project – Harsh Gupta \nA big thank you to the dedicated GBBIC faculty and the supportive AADHAAR Association team for making this event a grand success. Together\, we’re nurturing the next generation of innovators! \n#STEAMExhibition #FutureInnovators #STEMEducation #StudentInnovation #GBBIC #AADHAARAssociation #ScienceFair2025 #EducationMatters #YouthInSTEM
URL:https://aadhaarassociation.org/event/steam-in-action-at-gautumbudh-balak-inter-college/
LOCATION:Noida\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110001\, India
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250927
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250928
DTSTAMP:20260628T184823
CREATED:20251007T113143Z
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SUMMARY:AADHAAR’s Community Impact Initiative: "Colour the Classroom" in Mumbai
DESCRIPTION:On 27th September\, 2025 we proudly carried out its “Colour the Classroom” initiative at Chakala BMC School in Andheri\, Mumbai. This meaningful event was made possible through a collaborative effort with Saint-Gobain\, the Indo-French Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IFCCI)\, and with the valued support of the Education Department of Mumbai\, who graciously granted us permission for this initiative. \nThe primary objective of “Colour the Classroom” was to revitalize learning spaces and foster a more stimulating and engaging environment for students. We believe that a vibrant and welcoming classroom can significantly impact a child’s enthusiasm for learning and overall well-being. \nThrough the collective efforts of volunteers from Aadhaar Association\, Saint-Gobain\, and IFCCI\, the classrooms were transformed with fresh coats of colour\, creative visuals\, and positive energy. These enhancements not only uplifted the physical surroundings but also symbolized our ongoing commitment to community development and educational support. \nWe extend our sincere gratitude to Saint-Gobain and IFCCI for their enthusiastic partnership and continued support. A special thanks as well to the Education Department of Mumbai for enabling us to carry forward this initiative that directly benefits local students. \nMost importantly\, thank you to all the volunteers and team members who gave their time and effort to bring this vision to life. \nAt Aadhaar Association\, we believe that real change begins with small\, impactful actions.\nTogether\, let’s continue to invest in brighter futures—one classroom at a time.
URL:https://aadhaarassociation.org/event/aadhaars-community-impact-initiative-colour-the-classroom-in-mumbai/
LOCATION:Mumbai
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251218
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251219
DTSTAMP:20260628T184823
CREATED:20251219T105115Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251219T115329Z
UID:3509-1766016000-1766102399@aadhaarassociation.org
SUMMARY:STE(A)M Natya Manch: Inter-School Science Drama Competition Held in Greater Noida
DESCRIPTION:Science met creativity at STE(A)M Natya Manch\, an Inter-School Science Drama Competition held at Gautam Buddha Balak Inter College\, Greater Noida. Organized by NGO AADHAAR Association under its Capgemini-supported STE(A)M Tinkering\, Coding and Robotics Program\, the event encouraged students to explore scientific concepts through the powerful medium of theatre. \nThe competition served as a vibrant platform for experiential learning\, enabling students to express scientific ideas and social concerns through engaging dramatized performances that promoted innovation\, critical thinking\, and teamwork. \nThe event was graced by Mrs. Neelam\, Principal\, Upper Primary School\, Gejha\, Noida and witnessed enthusiastic participation from government schools across Delhi and Noida. A total of 15 teams took part\, presenting thought-provoking plays on themes such as the impact of social media\, “Vigyaan Har Kadam Par”\, air pollution\, ‘Khamoshi ki awaaj’ and India’s space mission Chandrayaan-2\, among others. \nThe successful organization of the event was made possible with the support of Dr. Rajeev\, Principal of Gautam Buddha Balak Inter College\, along with the institution’s staff and the committed team of AADHAAR Association. \nSTE(A)M Natya Manch concluded on a high note\, celebrating young minds who brought science to life on stage and reinforcing the importance of creative approaches in modern education.
URL:https://aadhaarassociation.org/event/steam-natya-manch-inter-school-science-drama-competition-held-in-greater-noida/
LOCATION:Greater Noida
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260424
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260425
DTSTAMP:20260628T184823
CREATED:20260506T054140Z
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SUMMARY:Capgemini Volunteers Inspiring Future Innovators Through AI Learning
DESCRIPTION:On the occasion of International Girls in ICT Day 2026\, we at AADHAAR Association organized a volunteer engagement session in collaboration with Capgemini volunteers at Govt. Girls/Boys Secondary School\, Trilokpuri\, Delhi. \nFocused on Artificial Intelligence (AI)\, the session introduced students—especially girls—to real-world applications of technology and its growing impact on future careers. Through interactive discussions\, quizzes\, and engaging activities\, students explored key concepts and reflected on thought-provoking questions like “Will AI replace humans?” \nLed by Capgemini volunteers\, the session created an inclusive and encouraging learning environment where students actively participated\, asked questions\, and built confidence. The presence and support of school leadership further motivated students to think ambitiously about their future in technology. \nWe would like to acknowledge the valuable contributions of the volunteers who made this session impactful: \n\nMs. Kusum Tahiliani\, Senior Engagement Manager\nMs. Shivani Sharma\, Team Manager\n\nThrough this volunteer-driven initiative\, we aimed to empower young minds with awareness\, curiosity\, and the confidence to explore opportunities in the digital world. \nWe extend our sincere gratitude to Capgemini volunteers\, school representatives\, and all stakeholders for making this session impactful and inspiring. Together\, we continue to nurture future-ready skills and drive inclusive growth through education and technology. \n#MakeItReal #InternationalGirlsInICT #VolunteerImpact #AIForGood #DigitalInclusion \n  \n 
URL:https://aadhaarassociation.org/event/capgemini-volunteers-inspiring-future-innovators-through-ai-learning/
LOCATION:Ghaziabad
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260505
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260506
DTSTAMP:20260628T184823
CREATED:20260506T052750Z
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SUMMARY:Capgemini Volunteers Planting Seeds of Change
DESCRIPTION:On May 05\, 2026\, we at AADHAAR Association were delighted to collaborate with Capgemini volunteers to spark environmental awareness among young students at JHS Kanawani\, Indirapuram\, Ghaziabad. \nBlending action with learning\, the day unfolded through a vibrant plantation drive alongside engaging awareness sessions. Students didn’t just plant saplings—they planted ideas of sustainability\, responsibility\, and a greener tomorrow. \nThrough hands-on participation and meaningful conversations\, the initiative encouraged young minds to see themselves as changemakers\, capable of nurturing the environment and shaping a better future. \nWith the passionate involvement of volunteers — Ashish\, Tanya\, Hardik\, and Satyanand — the activity became more than an event; it became a shared step toward environmental stewardship. \nWe extend our heartfelt thanks to all volunteers and partners for their unwavering support in driving grassroots impact. Together\, we continue to grow communities that care\, act\, and thrive sustainably. 🌿 \n#MakeItReal #Sustainability #TreePlantation #EnvironmentalAwareness #CSR
URL:https://aadhaarassociation.org/event/capgemini-volunteers-planting-seeds-of-change/
LOCATION:Ghaziabad
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