Founder of CRAV and Interval Learning. A BBA LL.B (Hons) graduate from Government Law College Kozhikode and an EPGM alumnus of IIM Indore, he built Interval Learning from a tier-4 town into a global edtech platform operating in 65+ countries with a 500-member core team, 12,000+ part-time employees, and over $10M ARR. He has represented India at the Talent Boost program by the City of Tampere, Finland, and Kerala at Elevate III by the Consulate General of India, Dubai. Ramees has been featured in Brands of Tomorrow on Jio Hotstar and recognized with multiple honors including Startup Entrepreneur of the Year 2023 (TiE Kerala) and 2024 (AIMA), while Interval was named among India’s Top EdTech startups by Entrepreneur India.

RJ Lishna is a popular radio jockey in Kozhikode, known for her show 'Kozhikode Superfast'. Her ability to connect with the audience through her voice and storytelling has made her a household name in the region.

Popularly known as “Cycle Prakash,” is a cycling activist and urban mobility advocate from Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. He serves as the Bicycle Mayor of Thiruvananthapuram in the global network initiated by BYCS and is the founder of the Indus Cycling Embassy. He is also a co-founder of the SheCycling initiative, a nationwide bicycle literacy movement empowering women and girls through cycling. Through grassroots campaigns, bicycle literacy programs, and community cycling clubs, he promotes cycling as a tool for sustainable mobility, public health, gender equality, and climate-friendly cities.

A social entrepreneur who has been working voluntarily for over two decades in the rehabilitation and empowerment of the visually impaired. He is closely associated with the Society for Rehabilitation of the Visually Challenged (SRVC) in Kochi, where he has helped create employment, training, and skill-development opportunities for visually impaired individuals. He has also played a pioneering role in developing blind football in India and mentoring visually impaired athletes to represent the country internationally. Alongside his social work, he leads technology initiatives through Systica Systems and Sightica Solutions, focusing on accessible digital tools and employment pathways for persons with visual disabilities.

A disability rights activist and motivational figure from Kozhikode, Kerala, who became a quadriplegic after a spinal cord injury in a 2011 road accident. Refusing to let disability define his life, he went on to drive a modified car across India on a 75-day “Drive to Delhi” journey to advocate for accessibility, employment opportunities, and dignity for persons with disabilities. He later founded the Divyang Foundation Trust to support spinal cord injury patients and promote inclusion. Through campaigns, talks, and ambitious initiatives such as global advocacy drives, Prajith continues to inspire society by proving that determination can transform disability into ability.

An undergraduate student from NIT Calicut who has been exploring the intersection of urban planning, technology, and community-driven design. Through projects, hackathons, and research, he has been working on building solutions that address urban challenges and improve the quality of life in cities. His talk will explore how emerging technologies and innovative approaches can help us design and build cities for the future.