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A Message from Subhiksha to NYIN Volunteers & CATs: A Spark from Hyderabad to Faridabad

A Message from Subhiksha to NYIN Volunteers & CATs: A Spark from Hyderabad to Faridabad

📝 Dear NYIN volunteer and CATs,

Reading your reflections truly moved me—for both the depth of your awareness and the sincerity with which you shared your journey.
It means a lot to me to know that my work and voice helped motivate you.

🧠 The way you connected personal change with social responsibility—through something as everyday as sunscreen or as complex as targeted advertising—shows real leadership.

🌱 Keep nurturing that awareness.
It will continue to shape you in ways you can’t even imagine yet.
When I began my NYIN journey, I never realized how much I would grow—not just as a youth advocate, but as a person.

🎙️ Speaking up, taking action, and standing for what’s right taught me:

  • Resilience

  • Empathy

  • The power of collective effort

💡 Your ideas—like “Truth Circles” and creating mindful media—are exactly the kind of fresh, grounded, and courageous work that can spark real change.

🔥 Keep going. Keep questioning. Never underestimate your voice.
This journey you’re on will empower others—just like your words have empowered me today.

🌟 Wishing you continued strength, creativity, and conviction in all that you do.

With solidarity from Hyderabad,
— Subhiksha
NYIN  Nada Good Health Champion 

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