TED Community
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Ellie Bezos
Gloria Bezrukov

Dina Bezsmertna
Chernivtsi, Ukraine
Andrey Bezuglov

Peter. J Bezuidenhout
Beijing, China
Olha Bezvuliak
Lviv, Ukraine
Ericka BF
Mexico
languages
Daniela BG
Manizales , Colombia

Prince Yanel BG
Cotonou, Benin
Automobiles, Technology and Innovations
Sara Bgd
Brussels, Belgium

Horse BH
saibhuvi bhaavik
Pashann Bhada

Aaryan Bhadale
Bangalore, India
I love photography and l'm also passionate about creating meaningful connections through storytelling.

Anuj Bhadauriya

Khushi Bhadiyadra
Nagpur, India
Devashish Bhagat

Shakshi Bhagat
Bengaluru, India
Making an impact through all the experiences I have had till date. Expanding the networking chain and making people realise the power of increasing social networking.

Smriti Bhagat
Delhi, India
Passion is something that bustles you with some sort of emotion. It is something that implants itself into our lives no matter what. When we find something we are passionate about, we want to get involved in it. For me, a similar drive comes from working to replace patriarchy with parity.
A popular ad by Always raised a question, “When did doing something ‘like a girl’ become an insult?” It broke my heart to see that it wasn’t just the men, but women have come to believe it too; it’s because we’re blind to the shackles of conformity built around us, telling us what a woman should be and that’s what makes us hold back from our true potential.
I have used multiple ways to express my views, Bharatanatyam being one of them. It is just another form of narration; it is a language in itself. Bharatanatyam involves adding emotions and vivid descriptions to the movements and gestures, that is akin to writing a sentence which conveys certain messages or ideas. I have tried using this channel to project my thoughts to the mass. Using this art form to pass on my message is even more empowering as traditionally the dancers were forced to perform it in order to please male deities and earthly lords; and here I was, using this very art form to break through the shackles of patriarchy.

Abhishek Bhagat(Sharma)
Pune, India

Suresh Bhagchandani

Namandeep Bhagour
Vadodara, India
Masooma Bhaiwala

Parimal Bhakare
Nagpur, India
Writing, Mental Health, Infrastructure Development, philosophy, Psychology, Construction, and Interior Design