10/10/2026
“Not everyone finds a complete world.
Where there is land, there is no sky.
Everyone seems lost in their own world. We have words, but rarely find someone who truly understands us.
It’s not that love doesn’t exist in this world. It’s just that we don’t always find it where we hope to.”
These lines are a loose English translation of Kabhi Kisi Ko Mukammal Jahan Nahi Milta, a poem by renowned Urdu poet Nida Fazli, recited by a student during the closing ceremony.
Thank you to our Co-Head of Programmes, Emily Bastable, and our volunteer Dr Shubhangi Thakur for sharing their insights. Emily reminded us that AI is a powerful tool for learning, but it should not replace our own voice. Dr Shubhangi spoke about how women’s health happens in ripples: by teaching 61 students, she also reached their mothers, grandmothers, sisters and friends.
Thanks to Karamat Husain Muslim Girls’ P.G. College for being such a welcoming partner and host.
Together, these reflections remind us that no one has a perfect world, but our own voice and the ripples we create can still make a difference in the one we have.