Prem Ahir
Using science to drive social change
Prem Ahir from Dhokavada School, Gujarat, has always seen science as a way to solve real problems. When he heard about the MANAK Inspire Awards, he designed a low-cost sanitary waste incinerator, especially to help his community.
On March 6, 2025, his effort paid off when he became the only student in his block to win the award, filling his school with pride. From Science Day experiments to AI poster presentations, Prem proves that when passion meets purpose, even young minds can drive big change.
Supriya
The girl who found her voice
Supriya from ZP School, Jalindarnagar, once struggled with reading, writing, and confidence. Traditional classrooms built on memorisation did little to spark her curiosity, and fear of failure kept her quiet.
With Competency-Based Education, everything changed. Given time and support to truly understand, Supriya found her voice. Today, she stands tall as a “Vishay Mitra,” guiding younger students and inspiring her peers. Her journey shows that the right learning environment can turn silence into strength.
Dafu Kumawat
From silent curiosity to standing ovations
Once a shy student at Rajkiya Balika Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Dafu Kumawat rarely spoke up or shared her dreams. That changed when she joined a STEM digital education session, discovering how technology could give her voice power.
Using AI tools, she crafted a speech for a block-level competition and won first place. Now preparing for the district round, Dafu isn’t just writing a speech; she’s writing her own story of courage and confidence, showing that no dream is too big and no voice too small.
Hrushikesh Mallik
A simple bag. A bigger dream.
Ten-year-old Hrushikesh Mallik from Gram Vikas School, Kanika, once struggled with something most of us take for granted — a school bag. Without it, he couldn’t carry his books, food, or water, often missing out on the joy of learning.
When he received Ennoble’s YeloGreen BagDesk, things changed. Made from sustainable materials, it doubles up as a foldable desk, giving students like Hrushikesh a dignified, comfortable, and organized way to learn. Today, Hrushikesh walks to school with pride, his books in place and his spirit lifted.
Pratibha
A school that found its smile again
In Gathor Gaon, a small hamlet in rural Rajasthan, children once studied in classrooms with cracked floors, no toilets, and no playgrounds. Many students came barefoot, and girls often dropped out for lack of hygienic facilities.
When Ennoble stepped in, change began. New toilets were built, classrooms were refurbished, and playscapes brought colour and laughter back to school. Each child received a YeloGreen BagDesk, which also transformed into a study desk, improving posture and focus.
Principal Ms. Pratibha says attendance is now higher, especially among girls, and the school feels alive again.