Rising Star Khilte Chehre was proudly represented at Exponential Edge 2025, a high-impact leadership and community-building forum held on 18 July 2025 at Hotel Holiday Inn, Aerocity, Delhi.
For RSKC, this was not a routine event presence. It was a strategic growth engagement at a crucial stage of our journey — as we continue to evolve from conducting inclusive travel experiences into building a larger national movement for visually impaired citizens.
RSKC has always believed that real inclusion does not happen only through sympathy or isolated activities. It happens when a community is built with trust, structure, confidence, participation and long-term ownership. Exponential Edge 2025 gave our team the opportunity to engage with exactly that thought: how purpose-driven communities grow, sustain and scale.
Learning From Grassroots and Global Visionaries
The forum featured two highly respected community builders whose work reflects extraordinary reach and people-led impact.
Phoolbasan Bai Yadav ji
A nationally respected grassroots leader whose work has mobilised and empowered lakhs of rural women through collective action, self-help groups, social reform and community ownership. Her journey reflects how one determined voice can become a powerful people's movement.
Saurabh Bothra
Saurabh Bothra, a six-time world record holder in yoga, is the founder of Habuild — a global wellness and habit-building community with over 12.6 million students across 169 countries. His work represents a modern model of scale where discipline, consistency, technology and community participation come together to create daily impact.
“Communities are not built by visibility alone; they are built by belief, repetition, trust and shared responsibility.”
— RSKC Core Takeaway, Delhi 2025
For RSKC, learning from such leaders was deeply relevant. Both journeys carried an important message for our own mission: communities are not built by visibility alone; they are built by belief, repetition, trust and shared responsibility.
As an organisation working with visually impaired citizens, RSKC is building more than a service model. We are building a community of travellers, volunteers, families, supporters, institutions and public spaces that believe visually impaired citizens must be present in the larger life of the nation.
Our participation at Exponential Edge 2025 strengthened this direction. It helped us reflect on how RSKC can grow with greater structure, stronger storytelling, deeper community ownership and wider institutional engagement. It reinforced our belief that the work of blind-accessible travel and dignity-led inclusion must move from small circles into national conversations.
For RSKC, this engagement was important because it placed our mission in a larger growth environment — alongside leaders who have proven that when a community is built with purpose, it can grow far beyond its starting point.
Event Moments & Memories
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“Building not just activities, but a national movement where visually impaired citizens travel, participate, lead and belong.”
Exponential Edge 2025 became a meaningful milestone in RSKC's growth journey — strengthening our resolve to build not just activities, but a movement where visually impaired citizens travel, participate, lead and belong.