Inspiration · Kidpreneur

Meet Aditi, who turned her simple recycling project into a local movement. She proved that small steps lead to big changes.

Her project has now inspired an entire school to adopt sustainable practices, and she was recently awarded by the local council.

“The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.”

Remember, bold thinking can spark real innovation. Share your ideas fearlessly!

Our Kidpreneur team recently showcased prototypes at the Young Innovators Fair — from eco-friendly packaging to AI-driven apps.

The projects focused on practical solutions that can scale in local markets, helping students learn business thinking early.

Kids in Finland are learning to code by creating businesses around digital games. The future really has no borders.

Collaborating globally helps young minds understand diverse markets and adapt solutions creatively.

Rohan, age 14, launched his first app to teach kids chess online. What started as a hobby became a mini startup.

He now mentors younger students to develop coding and entrepreneurial skills, showing that age is no barrier.

Priya designed biodegradable packaging from discarded rice husks, winning recognition at a regional innovation contest.

Her project is being adopted by local vendors, proving that creative solutions can have real-world impact.

Students in the Tech for Good program created a low-cost air quality monitor that helps communities track pollution.

This initiative teaches the power of technology to solve everyday problems while encouraging teamwork.

Ayaan founded a peer-to-peer tutoring platform, helping hundreds of students excel academically during challenging times.

His leadership emphasizes empathy, collaboration, and the importance of giving back to the community.

Team ColorSplash combined art and technology to create interactive murals that respond to sound and motion.

Their work has been displayed in local galleries, showing how creativity and coding can merge beautifully.