Today, people racing are towards individual success and some who are finding happiness in service to others are gems. One such gem is Kaushaki Sondhi. She is an educator, President of the State of women Empowerment – All India Council of Human Rights and Liberties and Social Justice, Global goodwill ambassador, Chief Advisor of many National and International NGOs. To spread the wisdom and understanding she gained about humanity, she hosts and participates in live sessions. She also is a certified content writer. She is the editor and a vital part of the board of advisory of the National Council and News Broadcasting.

Early Life:
Kaushaki Sondhi was born in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India. Her childhood was filled with care and love from her joint family. She grew up seeing and hearing various human values. This instilled a sense of humanity and the need to serve strongly in her heart. Even her early teenage was filled with an urge to learn more about life rather than just studying like other students. She was also lucky enough to grow in the same kind of household.

Kaushaki Sondhi mentioned how she wanted to take up Moral Science classes even after her seventh grade as learning about life, self and society was her keen interest. She is disappointed with the Indian education system in which life lessons are stopped being taught right after seventh grade. She feels that these lessons can help emphasize the concept of equality. It would give children and teenagers the strength to share grief and talk about their problems rather than isolating them.

The sense of equality among everyone will create a sense of bond and trust to share. It would help in laying a very strong foundation to overcome depression and any sort of problems that they would face in life with proper guidance and community support. She desires for a society where it is okay for boys to cry as humans have the rights to express emotions and irrespective of gender and creed everyone is humans.
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