Syed Subhan Shah Bokhari

Brainstormer, Inventor, Muslim, Performer, Student, Technologist, Writer/Editor

Do what other's can't.

I'm passionate to improve studies and help the young generation to what they are capable of rather than waste their life.

If people can't afford primary education, there must be a free alternative using AI that can help children boost there background building.

In Pakistan, cities like Lahore and Islamabad had already embraced the transformative power of TEDx events, where ideas flourished and minds expanded. Inspired by their success, I began to dream of bringing this movement to Peshawar. The thought of creating TEDxFASTPeshawar excited me—imagine a platform where local voices could share their stories, inspire change, and educate the community. I reached out to my friend Rohail Iqbal, sharing my vision. To my delight, he was equally enthusiastic. We both believed that hosting a TEDx event could be life-changing—not just for us, but for the entire region. We envisioned a stage filled with passionate speakers sharing insights, much like the enlightening sessions we often watched on YouTube. Our mission quickly took shape: to empower the youth of Peshawar and encourage them to pursue their passions. We kicked off our journey with meetings, brainstorming logistics, venues, and potential speakers. Each step brought us closer to our goal, igniting a sense of purpose within both of us. With a growing team of dedicated individuals, we began to promote the event. We leveraged social media and local networks, sharing our vision and inviting the community to join us. As applications poured in from diverse speakers, we felt the excitement build. As the event date approached, challenges arose—logistical hurdles, last-minute changes, and the pressure to make everything perfect. Yet, our enthusiasm never faltered. We reminded ourselves of the impact this event could have and the inspiration it could ignite. The day of TEDxFASTPeshawar arrived, and the energy in the venue was electric. Attendees filled the seats, eager to hear the stories that would unfold. Rohail and I exchanged glances, feeling a mix of nerves and exhilaration. The speakers took the stage, sharing heartfelt stories of resilience, innovation, and dreams. The audience was captivated, nodding in agreement, laughing, and even shedding a few tears. It was a beautiful tapestry of ideas, a testament to the power of storytelling. As the event concluded, we looked around at the inspired faces in the crowd. TEDxFASTPeshawar had become more than just an event; it was a movement, a celebration of ideas that could change lives. Rohail and I felt a profound sense of accomplishment, knowing we had contributed to something meaningful. In that moment, we realized that TEDxFASTPeshawar was only the beginning. We envisioned future events, ongoing discussions, and a community thriving on the power of ideas. Together, we had planted a seed of inspiration, and we were excited to see it grow.

Presenting something to a large audience and I try to excel to build up more and more so that I have the self satisfaction and along with that help the junior students to find what they do the best and enjoy it.