Empowerment Catalyst
At Samunnati_ngo, we believe in the power of support and empowerment for positive progress. Since our establishment in 2024, we have been driven by a commitment to inspire and uplift the community through meaningful actions.
Bold Teamwork
Limitless Potential
In our pursuit at Samunnati_ngo, we embrace boldness, creativity, and collaboration to tackle any challenge. We strongly believe that with unity and determination, there are no limits to what we can achieve together.
Dedicated TEAM
Learners.
Founder
I'm Hasvi Muriki, a 16-year-old student. I climb mountains and hold records for four of them. If you don't find me in my room with headphones and books, I'll probably be at the gym. I love running, cycling, and participating in MUNs. I'm also an avid photographer and blogger. Recently, I was selected for the Harvard Youth Lead the Change program. I'm one of 80 students to have graduated from the Dexterity School of Entrepreneurship and Leadership, class of '24. I'm also an enthusiastic public speaker, having delivered two TEDx talks within a year. Oh, and I’m a national-level skater and a dedicated badminton player too!
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Social Media Manager
I’m Sai Tejaswini E, a seventeen-year-old student.
I’m a person who is extremely interested in blogging, off lately I stopped doing it but would love to continue as time progresses. In case I’m quiet, you would find me reading books which are of different kinds: be it fictional, nonfictional, self-discovery, etc. I like singing, I like to draw, and I rarely sketch sometimes. I believe that small things matter a lot, even a small change could make a situation better or worse.
This made me think about what I could do as a person to initiate those things and samunnati appealed to me. I liked the objective of the NGO, which would work for mankind, who are not as privileged as us and would make the world a little better place to live in.
Research/Field Consultant
I am Parnika Podili, 17-year-old. Classical dancer, Classical music singer and a Dexter from Hyderabad. " Stick to the kitchen ", " study for your kids " familiar words right? Many children from rural areas or hamlets in our own cities hear them everyday. Growing up even I heard them a lot during my summer vacation at grandparents place from the workers and their kids. Breaking these stereotypes have been my goal for a long time now. Many people have that zeal in them to study, grow themselves and their community. My work is to hear those people's screams and do my best in helping them. As Summunati that's our goal, helping girls from rural areas and making education accesable to everyone. .
Communications Manager
I am Aashritha Nondapaka, a passionate 11th grader at Hyderabad Public School, dedicated to bringing about positive change in the world by participating in events like food distribution campaigns and as a part of Sanmunati's outreach team I have gotten the opportunity to do just that. In my free time, I love to bake, draw, and explore a wide range of hobbies, including playing the keyboard. I also occasionally participate in MUN conferences.