ABHIVYAKT
Abhivyakt’25: Dare to Innovate – Where Ideas Create Impact
On 16th April 2025, Enactus SSCBS hosted Abhivyakt’25, a national-level social business plan
competition for aspiring changemakers. The event brought together young innovators who
presented impactful solutions to some of today’s most pressing social and environmental
challenges.
Abhivyakt’25 celebrated the passion, creativity, and determination of participants, while also
providing them with constructive feedback from an esteemed jury. Beyond competition, it
served as a learning platform that encouraged students to refine their ideas and transform
them into sustainable solutions that can drive positive change in society and the
environment.
ABHIVYAKT proudly presents our sponsors.
About our judges
Shweta Raka Prateek Kumar
Shweta Raka, Evaluator at MoE Innovation Cell, Founder of Delhi Angels Den, MoC at NITI
Aayog, and Founder of IndustreeBiz:
A dynamic leader with vast experience in innovation, entrepreneurship, and ecosystem
building. Through her multiple roles, ranging from fostering startups at Delhi Angels Den to
supporting government-led initiatives at NITI Aayog, she has been instrumental in shaping the
entrepreneurial landscape. Her expertise and mentorship bring unmatched value to
Abhivyakt’25.
Prateek Kumar, Co-founder of GoSharpener:
An enterprising innovator and IIM Lucknow alumnus, Prateek Kumar is at the forefront of
building tools that redefine productivity and creativity for students and professionals. As the
co-founder of GoSharpener, he has championed solutions that blend technology with
practicality, empowering users worldwide. His entrepreneurial journey and insights make him
a remarkable addition to the judging panel of Abhivyakt’25.
Registration and winners
Over 1000 teams from top institutions like LSR, Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology
registered for Abhivyakt’25! The social business plan competition showcased the drive for
positive change among today’s youth.
After careful evaluation on multiple parameters such as need, impact, and innovation, 11
teams were shortlisted for the offline finale at the campus of Shaheed Sukhdev College of
Business Studies. Their ideas addressed urgent social and environmental challenges.
Abhivyakt’25 ignited a new wave of inspiration for social change!
The competition culminated in a high-energy finale, honoring the most innovative and
impactful teams in the field of social entrepreneurship.
Here are the leading teams that stood out to the judges with their originality, problem-
solving approach, and vision for social impact-
1. 1st Place: Team Stemonics (Government Sarvodaya Bal Vidyalya)- Team Stemonic
presented innovative smart glasses built to enhance road safety, especially for truck
drivers on long journeys. The glasses detect signs of drowsiness by monitoring eye
closure patterns. If the driver’s eyes remain shut for too long, an instant beep alert is
triggered, preventing accidents caused by fatigue. Stemonics ensures safer highways,
protecting not just drivers, but also their cargo and everyone on the road.
2. 2nd Place: Team Project Vichar (LSR)- This project transforms agricultural waste like
stubble into biochar using the Kon Tiki model, building a circular economy. It
produces soil enhancers that boost fertility, water retention, and cut fertilizer use,
while also creating Urichar (biochar + urine) and waterless urinals for rural sanitation.
Targeting farmers, gardeners, and organic growers, it reduces emissions, generates
rural jobs especially for women, and earns through biochar products and sanitation
solutions.
3. 3rd Place: Team Gyanvardhak (Maharaja Agarsen Institute of Technology)-
Gyanvardhak is creating India’s first comprehensive VR/AI solution to support
children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Intellectual Disabilities (ID). Their
culturally tailored, multilingual training programs help build social skills while being
40% more affordable than imports. Aligned with NEP 2020, they partner with schools,
therapy centers, NGOs, and government schemes. Revenue comes from
subscriptions, packages, licenses, training, and large-scale government projects.