On 22 February, 2020 the officials twitter of TAFFD, a magazine and US based think tank announced 10 ACTIVISTS THE WORLD NEED TO LISTEN. In the list of follows ten activists, three Indian Ms. Kriti Bharti, Lenin Raghuvanshi and Ms. Aruna Roy are mentioned.
- Greta Thunberg17-year-old climate and environmental activist
- Miho Kawamoto, Human Rights enthusiast for Japanese society
- Lehlogonolo Muthevhuli, recent graduate breaking taboos around menstruation
- Marsel Tuğkan, Turkey An ardent human rights defender, experienced with a demonstrated history of working in the non-profit organization management industry
- Kristen Conklin, Founder of Talk Spectrum, Compassionate, humanist
- Kriti Bharti : Kriti Bharti, 29, is a child marriage activist in India who has stood up against death threats to save victims of child marriages.
- Lenin Raghuvanshi, a Dalit Right activist ad initiator of Neo Dalit Movement
- Shailene Woodley,an American actress, film producer, and activist
- Ai Weiwei a Chinese contemporary artist and activist
- Aruna Roy : social activist who founded the Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan (MKSS) (“Workers and Peasants Strength Union”) along with Shankar Singh, Nikhil Dey and many others
Transdisciplinary Agora for Future Discussions (TAFFD’s) is a global nongovernmental organization registered in the USA that serves as a futuristic think tank endeavored to the education and engagement urgency to help people understand the benefits and challenges of technology applied to high-impact industries and disciplines across the world.
Osinakachi Akuma Kalu, President and Founder of TAFFD ( writes, “Dear Dr. Lenin Raghuvanshi,Congratulations for being certified as one the ACTIVISTS THE WORLD NEED NOT OVERLOOK. Your bio and picture form part of the TAFFD’s Magazine available at link. The nomination is hierarchical and our parameter brought you in as one of the best and outstanding keynote speakers.”
Lenin says, “It is honour of concept of resilient thought to promote pluralistic democracy based on justice, liberty and fraternity.”
