Fellow Profile
Jagruti Jethwani
A 21-year-old Indian girl who is a performance-driven learner. I care deeply about how the youth can contribute to a better India, and try to consciously make efforts to play my small role in the same.I believe each experience comes to us with a purpose, sometimes much higher than our understanding, and therefore, I am not afraid of challenges.I am gritty and get the job done by putting in the hard work. I can adapt to different situations and enjoy working with and leading teams. I believe smart enterprises working towards a cause and educated children are the future of the nation.
Their Journey Beyond College
Look through some of their Body of Work
I faced my worst fear, and I liked it!
I moved out of home and in almost one year I actually never lived alone. It was a fear I always managed to avoid. I comforted myself saying, “I will never have to live alone, so why should I get used to it?” I even
Which part of your brain are you listening to?
My parents are very religious. When I was in school, my friends would discuss where their parents took them over the weekend every Monday morning. Sunday evening movies, new restaurants, a hill station stop, and more. It felt a little weird for me to chip
My Defining Moments – A Graduate’s Ode to College
I think the most beautiful creature on Earth is a butterfly. When we see them, it instantly fills us up with happiness and hope. You cannot be sad around a butterfly. If you have ever seen the entire cocoon process, you will know how much
Miles To Go Before I Sleep
Who Am I? How do people see me? How do I see myself? What is my personality? My mind was filled with these questions. Don’t worry, I was not in the middle of an identity crisis, I assure you. I was working on my childhood
The Happy Meal
I can’t call myself a foodie but I enjoy eating good food. I am a big fan of the appetizers irrespective of their cuisine. A problem we faced in the lockdown while ordering food from outside was to place the order of appetizers and the
The Small Bites of Happiness
Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens Brown paper packages tied up with strings These are a few of my favorite things loved singing this song in middle school. Our teacher, Mrs. D’Souza had created a magical world