Service Documented Team Recharge

Bhai Kabir Singh is a student in his final year at high school. He is currently studying at the Doon School and is very keen on helping society. Bhai Kabir is currently an initiative called Dobhri House and is helping prisoners and people in jails make a living by training them to make products with leather. In this episode Bhai Kabir explains how his initiative has taken a hit and how he is responding to it.

Nishant is a student of The Doon School, he is currently in his final year of school and has taken up the humanities. He has a keen interest in politics and is also dedicated to social work. He has an initiative called Shiksha and is also the school social service secretary. In this conversation, Nishant expresses his views on how to execute in such a destabilising time.

Raghav Grover is the founder of Litre of Light, Dehradun and is currently studying at Georgia Tech University. He is speaking about service and how he contributed to society in his capacity.

Dr Love Deepak Trivedi is a physics master currently teaching at the Doon School Dehradun. Dr Trivedi studied the SSC HSC, bachelor of science and master of science in physics courses. He recently completed his doctorate from UCA Bolivia and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of education from ICFAI University. Dr Trivedi has taught IGCSE, IB and AS/A level physics in his 8 years of teaching experience. He has also been a CAS coordinator for the IB DIPLOMA PROGRAM. 

Dr Trivedi founded the sustainability society at the doon school, Dehradun. Along with that, Dr Trivedi is a member of numerous organisations which are working towards making the world a better place, a few of which include the heal world foundation and toy bank. He also organised a fundraiser for united way, Mumbai. Dr Trivedi has an inclination towards various sports, reading, playing the keyboard and also takes a keen interest in programming and computer skills.

Team Recharge is in conversation with Dr Trivedi about the current situation of service and how he sees social service in this new day and age.

Project Re-charge is an initiative, founded by students of the Doon School. The project uses a two-pronged approach to tackle climate change and build sustainable cities and communities. The project focuses on illuminating villages by providing them with solar-powered lamps and illuminating cities by providing them with a modern solution to charge their devices. Project Re-charge works in sync with the Sustainable Development Goals proposed by the United Nations.