From left to right: Winners, Esteemed Judge Panel, Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw (Union Minister for Railways, Communications, Electronics & Information Technology), and
Runner-Ups in the National Finals of the Nation Building Case Study Competition 2024, held in New Delhi

The Real talk!

Very happy that we’ve gotten the stage to present the case in front of such an esteemed panel and to get their insights on such a policy that could actually be transforming the Indian education landscape in the coming years!

Ayush Bhan and Garima Chhabra
IIM Lucknow, Winner Team

Very happy that we’ve gotten the stage to present the case in front of such an esteemed panel and to get their insights on such a policy that could actually be transforming the Indian education landscape in the coming years!

Ayush Bhan and Garima Chhabra
IIM Lucknow, Winner Team

It was more intense and meaningful compared to the other case study competitions. I really hope that the recommendations that were being provided by different teams are worked upon and something viable comes out of it.

(Abhay Agarwal, Zonal Finals)
IIM Kozhikode, 2nd Runner Up
I strongly identify with the youth (yuva) of India. With a vast number of young and energetic minds, I believe that the youth can make a significant contribution towards the small changes that can bring about a positive impact in the country. Relying on the youth for any changes can catalyze the process and increase work efficiency.

(Gundeti Srivardhan, Presentation Submission)
IIT Guwahati, Presentation Submission Round
My experience in the Zonal Finals was both challenging and rewarding. NationalBuilding provided a platform for me to apply knowledge and skills to solve real-world problems in front of the esteemed panel, which was incredibly valuable. I could deliver various short and long term action plans to contribute pertinently to Viksit Bharat Mission 2047.

(Team Desi Basera, Zonal Finals)
IIFT Kolkata, Zonal Finalists
Yes, Viksit Bharat is a shared goal of over 1.25 billion people in the country. However, only a few individuals get the chance to work towards achieving this dream. This competition can provide an excellent opportunity for students to make a lasting impact

(Shubham Jha, Presentation Submissions)
Sikkim Skill University, Presentation Submissions
The problem statement itself was achieving larger goals for the betterment the nation not for perticular organisation and that was the main reason to participate in this type of competition

(Kaushik Chaudhary, National Finals)
NMIMS Mumbai, National Finalists
It was more intense and meaningful compared to the other case study competitions. I really hope that the recommendations that were being provided by different teams are worked upon and something viable comes out of it.

(Abhay Agarwal, Zonal Finals)
IIM Kozhikode, 2nd Runner Up
I strongly identify with the youth (yuva) of India. With a vast number of young and energetic minds, I believe that the youth can make a significant contribution towards the small changes that can bring about a positive impact in the country. Relying on the youth for any changes can catalyze the process and increase work efficiency.

(Gundeti Srivardhan, Presentation Submission)
IIT Guwahati, Presentation Submission Round
My experience in the Zonal Finals was both challenging and rewarding. NationalBuilding provided a platform for me to apply knowledge and skills to solve real-world problems in front of the esteemed panel, which was incredibly valuable. I could deliver various short and long term action plans to contribute pertinently to Viksit Bharat Mission 2047.

(Team Desi Basera, Zonal Finals)
IIFT Kolkata, Zonal Finalists
Yes, Viksit Bharat is a shared goal of over 1.25 billion people in the country. However, only a few individuals get the chance to work towards achieving this dream. This competition can provide an excellent opportunity for students to make a lasting impact

(Shubham Jha, Presentation Submissions)
Sikkim Skill University, Presentation Submissions
The problem statement itself was achieving larger goals for the betterment the nation not for perticular organisation and that was the main reason to participate in this type of competition

(Kaushik Chaudhary, National Finals)
NMIMS Mumbai, National Finalists
It was more intense and meaningful compared to the other case study competitions. I really hope that the recommendations that were being provided by different teams are worked upon and something viable comes out of it.

(Abhay Agarwal, Zonal Finals)
IIM Kozhikode, 2nd Runner Up
I strongly identify with the youth (yuva) of India. With a vast number of young and energetic minds, I believe that the youth can make a significant contribution towards the small changes that can bring about a positive impact in the country. Relying on the youth for any changes can catalyze the process and increase work efficiency.

(Gundeti Srivardhan, Presentation Submission)
IIT Guwahati, Presentation Submission Round
My experience in the Zonal Finals was both challenging and rewarding. NationalBuilding provided a platform for me to apply knowledge and skills to solve real-world problems in front of the esteemed panel, which was incredibly valuable. I could deliver various short and long term action plans to contribute pertinently to Viksit Bharat Mission 2047.

(Team Desi Basera, Zonal Finals)
IIFT Kolkata, Zonal Finalists
Yes, Viksit Bharat is a shared goal of over 1.25 billion people in the country. However, only a few individuals get the chance to work towards achieving this dream. This competition can provide an excellent opportunity for students to make a lasting impact

(Shubham Jha, Presentation Submissions)
Sikkim Skill University, Presentation Submissions
The problem statement itself was achieving larger goals for the betterment the nation not for perticular organisation and that was the main reason to participate in this type of competition

(Kaushik Chaudhary, National Finals)
NMIMS Mumbai, National Finalists
It was more intense and meaningful compared to the other case study competitions. I really hope that the recommendations that were being provided by different teams are worked upon and something viable comes out of it.

(Abhay Agarwal, Zonal Finals)
IIM Kozhikode, 2nd Runner Up
I strongly identify with the youth (yuva) of India. With a vast number of young and energetic minds, I believe that the youth can make a significant contribution towards the small changes that can bring about a positive impact in the country. Relying on the youth for any changes can catalyze the process and increase work efficiency.

(Gundeti Srivardhan, Presentation Submission)
IIT Guwahati, Presentation Submission Round

Keynote Speaker and Key Judges Panel

Speaker

Keynote Speaker

Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw

(Minister of Railways, Information and Broadcasting and Electronics and Information Technology)

Dr. Ashok Lahiri

Former Chief Economic Adviser to the Government and MLA, West Bengal
Dr. Simrit Kaur

Principal, Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi
Dr. Archana Shukla

Director, Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow
Mr. R. Sankaranarayanan

Additional Solicitor General
Dr. V.K. Malhotra

Member Secretary, Indian Council of Social Science Research
Mr. Milind Kamble

Founder, Dalit Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Padma Shri

Event Snapshots!