The India Inclusion Summit reveals a reality where the most overlooked individuals are, in fact, the leaders who are illuminating our future. Michelin star chef Suvir Saran shares how this extraordinary gathering in Bangalore transformed his understanding of dignity and courage. From entrepreneurs like Prateek Khandelwal, who turns obstacles into opportunities, to artists like Gayatri Gupta, whose talent defies societal limitations, these individuals show us that the true disability is often our own inability to see different forms of value. As Helen Keller once said, “The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision,” and Saran’s experience at the summit reminds us that inclusion isn’t about charity, but about courage and connection.
