Rashmi Samant is an emerging young leader with fire and drive. She scripted history by becoming the first Bharatiya female president of the Oxford University Student Union. She often appears on national television debates, occasionally writes columns for prominent national dailies, and is a vocal human rights advocate for marginalised indigenous communities. Her impactful work involves collaborating with the media, think tanks, and governments. Samant’s most notable contributions to global peace include presenting in the British Parliament a comprehensive report on human rights violation against majorities. She runs a non-profit foundation called ATMAH. Her debut book, A Hindu in Oxford, became a bestseller within hours of its release. Rashmi wears many hats. Besides being a thought leader, she is an entrepreneur and the executive director of Punarnava.
