Radha Kulkarni

As a Business analytics and Economics student, I'm learning what it takes to build ventures that connect people and create meaningful impact. I founded Khoj Community—a platform of 200+ young creators spanning an underground hip-hop label, a peer-to-peer mental health helpline, and a podcast featuring emerging entrepreneurs. My recent work teaching English to domestic violence survivors at Snehalaya reinforced what I've always believed: real entrepreneurship isn't just about building businesses, it's about uplifting communities. With 14+ years as a Kathak dancer and experience in 20+ theatrical productions, I've learned that leadership requires both discipline and the ability to tell compelling stories. Whether directing educational television for rural children, leading corporate relations for campus initiatives, or working hands-on in agricultural fields, I approach every opportunity as a chance to learn and grow. I'm committed to building organizations that don't just succeed—they serve the people who need them most

• Machine Learning Specialization by Stanford (Andrew Ng)
• Introduction to Quantum Computing by KAIST
• Kathak 7th year Completion Certification (last exam)
• Elementary Exam A Grade

• A music record label working for young underrated hip-hop artists. We distribute their music and are responsible for all of their social media marketing, production of music videos, etc. We handpick our artists ( there are 9 artists currently ). We also host offline networking events for hip-hop artists.

• Buddyline is a chat helpline for teens, by teens. Inspired by my mental health struggles, I started this venture to help other people like me who are struggling but don’t have anyone who will listen to them unconditionally. We have a tie-up with renowned psychologist Dr. Radha Raaje who guides us for this venture.

• A podcast interviewing young entrepreneurs who have made it big as teenagers. An unfiltered conversation with people who can inspire our youth. We cover a very diverse range of guests, from influencers like Saadhamanus (72k + followers on Instagram) to discussing Cryptocurrency with a 19-year-old Google Developer Expert, to hip-hop revolution Vedang, etc.

• An underdevelopment ed-tech startup
• Taksh is a tech community for engineers. Phase 1 of Taksh includes helping future engineers solve their engineering projects by building a tight intellectual community.