Acting as an official voice of the Alumni Council to Ashoka's alumni community and external agencies/forums.

The InfoEdge Centre for Entrepreneurship is the creative hub at Ashoka University that nurtures the entrepreneurial endeavors of all students, fellows, faculty, and founders alike. With complete support from the founders of Ashoka, the InfoEdge Centre for Entrepreneurship has some of the most successful entrepreneurs in the country on board to help students make their dreams into reality. The Centre is committed to assisting students in every stage of the lifecycle of an enterprise– right from inspiration, ideation, and initiation, to incubation, investments, and internationalization for both mainstream innovations as well as ventures around social innovation and sustainability.

The 100 Million campaign is a youth-led call to action for a world where all young people are free, safe and educated. We support young people to mobilise to end violence against children, eradicate child labour, and ensure education, breaking the cycles of illiteracy, poverty and violence for good.Inspired by the powerful voices of young activists around the world who are leading change in their communities, the 100 Million campaign was launched in India at the end of 2016, by 6,000 young people, standing side by side with Nobel Peace Laureate, and renowned child rights activist, Kailash Satyarthi.100 Million now has well-established partnerships with non-governmental organisations led by and/or defending the interests of children and young people. At the international level, these include the Global Students Forum (GSF), the All-Africa Students' Union (AASU), European Students' Union (ESU), the Organising Bureau of European School Student Unions (OBESSU), the Commonwealth Students' Association (CSA), Education International, and the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU).The campaign has established itself in 35 countries on five continents by bringing together youth activists with NGOs and teacher unions and supporting their mobilisation and advocacy activities with campaigning materials, policy briefings and face-to-face meetings.

Bal Ashram was co-founded by Nobel Peace Laureate Mr. Kailash Satyarthi and Ms. Sumedha Kailash in 1998 as a long-term rehabilitation centre, for children rescued from child labor, child slavery, and child trafficking. It was later on registered as Bal Ashram Trust in the year 2002, focusing on the expansion of a child-centric approach in Banjara Communities and remote villages of Rajasthan.

Aknamed is a data-driven healthcare B2B supply chain company that aims to transform the procurement function of the hospital into a strategic function, driving operational efficiency and profitability for the hospital operators. The platform aims to standardize healthcare by learning from consumption and forming meaningful inferences from them without any incremental input or investment from the hospital. Optimizing consumption and inventory management will have measured benefits for the hospital provider.We, at Aknamed, feel that effective sourcing is not only a tactical necessity but can be a strategic enabler for the growth and standardization of healthcare.With a presence in over 25 cities, Aknamed is India's largest hospital supply chain company.

Worked on program Future Perfect as an Experiential Learning Module project on uncovering"psychological" parameters that are relevant to career decisions, learning outcomes, programcompletion rates of students.

Asset Management Department

Kailash Satyarthi Children’s Foundation (KSCF) founded by Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash Satyarthi is a leader in child protection and child development. It envisions a world free of violence against children and works on an array of issues that affect vulnerable children and their families.Building on Mr. Satyarthi’s pathbreaking work of 40 years on promoting and protecting child rights, KSCF works in partnership with multi stakeholders both at the grassroots and global level, with governments, businesses, civil society, communities and children.