Samyak Chakrabarty, co-founder of the Nimaya Foundation, is dedicated to uplifting women from marginalized backgrounds by enhancing their skills to boost job opportunities. The foundation is exploring the expansion of its GenAI Ready Naari program in Assam, designed to equip women with artificial intelligence skills for improved career prospects. To date, they have empowered over 10,000 women across various Indian states. Samyak Chakrabarty, co-founder of the Nimaya Foundation, is dedicated to uplifting women from marginalized backgrounds by enhancing their skills to boost job opportunities. The foundation is exploring the expansion of its GenAI Ready Naari program in Assam, designed to equip women with artificial intelligence skills for improved career prospects. To date, they have empowered over 10,000 women across various Indian states.
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Samyak Chakrabarty and Navya Nanda’s foundation trained over 10,000 women
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