Every year, from October 2nd to 8th, India comes together to celebrate "Daan Utsav, the Joy of Giving Week." Beginning on Gandhi Jayanti, millions of people across the country participate in the spirit of giving through donations, volunteering, and everyday acts of kindness.
First initiated in 2009, Daan Utsav has grown into one of India's largest celebrations of giving, bringing together individuals, organisations, and communities around a shared belief: that everyone has something to give.
This year, we invite you to celebrate the joy of giving with Self Reliant India.
register for the webinar sessions
Registration Fee: 499 INR/Session & 1,999 INR for All Sessions
Your registration fee is your contribution towards SRI’s work this Daan Utsav, helping create meaningful opportunities for students from under-resourced communities.
2nd October, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Build Your Brand. Get Discovered. Lead Tomorrow.
Session By: Maninder Singh, Founder, Jobshob Nest
3rd October, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Career in AI Age : Changing Requirements at Corporates
Session By: Ajay Veer Singh, HR Head, Ekincare
4th October, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
What Makes You Hireable? Understanding What Recruiters Really Look For.
Session By: Sanjana Binwal, Co-Founder, Ground Zero
5th October, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Understand Yourself: Exploring Attachment Styles
Session By: Ms. Suhasini Lele, Founder, Mind Bubbles Therapy
6th October, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Beyond Marketing Metrics: Turn Marketing Spend into Real Business Growth
Session By: Pulkit Dubey, Founder, PROHED
8th October, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
From Words to Stories: Building a Career in Storytelling
Session By: Anu Singh, Co-Founder, Dopamine Media, Film Maker & Writer

GIVE BEYOND THE CONVERSATION
The joy of giving is not just in what leaves our hands,but in the possibilities it creates.
Self Reliant India (SRI) works to break intergenerational poverty by creating pathways from education to opportunity.We work with children from historically under-resourced communities, strengthening foundational learning and helping high-potential students access quality government residential schools that can open pathways to higher education and long-term economic self-reliance.

