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The latest challenge at Indi.com by an ex-monk aims to spread awareness on girls’ education

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Covering 1800 KMs from Mumbai to Kanyakumari in an autorickshaw, the monk to explore thoughts & perceptions on girls’ education

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NEW DELHI: Spearheading the cause of women empowerment via education, the latest challenge at Indi.com endeavors to initiate a conversation and spread awareness on the subject matter. Filmmaker and former monk, Ravinol Chambers, aims to explore what people from different strata of society think about girls’ education.

Indian film actor and philanthropist, Vivek Oberoi has voiced support to initiative. He further joined Chambers in the introductory video released at Indi.com, extending the challenge to general public. Sharing his views on the challenge, Vivek Oberoi added, “I support Ravinol Chambers Street Philosophy since their present initiative is meant to aid empowerment and education of girl child. I further urge everyone to spread the word about the challenge and contribute towards creating awareness on girl education. I’m very happy this challenge is supporting my charity, Food For Life Vrindavan”.

Covering the distance of 1800 KMs in a Tu-Tuk (autorickshaw) Chambers is initiating conversation on girls’ education, which would be featured in his documentary. As part of the challenge on Indi.com, Chambers asked views on the following two questions:

‘What is the value of educating girls in India today?’

‘Do you think girls are equal to boys?’

indi-csr-award-ad-300x400Shikha Uberoi, Co-founder, Indi.com India said, “Bringing this challenge live on Indi.com has been a proud endeavor for us at Indi.com since we firmly believe in the power of education in empowering girls. This challenge showcases how Indi serves as an impact platform and can create major Buzz and virality around social change. We believe in total equality and especially amongst genders. We are so happy to enable Ravinol Chambers as he embarks upon a journey of lifetime from Mumbai to Kanyakumari in a Rikshaw. We urge our users to support the cause, spread awareness by uploading their response videos and also sharing the word on their social media platforms.”

Sharing his enthusiasm, Ravinol Chambers said, “I am so happy that such a platform like Indi.com exists and is supporting the cause of girl education and helping me reach out to a majority of people I could have never reached before. I am enthusiastic to meet people all the way from Mumbai to Kanyakumari and learn more about their thoughts and perceptions around the matter of girl education. I hope users will connect and support me in the initiative, reverting with their answers to my questions and sharing the same on their social networks.”

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In order to participate, users can upload their answers to the aforementioned questions in a video format on Indi.com. The platform would then measure the social media buzz created by each of these videos, provide cash prices and goodies in return. First three winners will take home cash prizes worth INR 6000, 3000 and 1500, along with a free “Be Inspired” shirt.

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