| 1. The founder and CEO of Cuddles Foundation, an NGO dedicated to providing nutrition for children with cancer. |
| 2. Established the foundation in 2012 after experiences at 'Hindustan Times' and Shaadi.com. |
| 3. The foundation partners with hospitals to offer nutrition support. |
| 4. Employs 24 trained nutritionists to provide necessary care. |
| 5. Collaborates with over 21 hospitals, impacting more than 35,000 children. |
| 6. Created a mobile app to assist parents in managing their child's nutrition. |
| 7. Goal is to support 80% of children battling cancer in India by 2020. |
| 8. Benefiting from the support of Sonam Kapoor and Emraan Hashmi. |
| 9. Worked with Hindustan Times as a brand manager from 2006 to 2008. |
| 10. Served as head of marketing at Shaadi.com in 2008. |
| 11. Took a sabbatical from 2010 to 2011, during which she visited Tata Memorial Cancer Hospital, inspiring the creation of Cuddles Foundation. |
| 12. The founder and CEO of Cuddles Foundation, India's renowned NGO dedicated to providing nutrition support for children with cancer. |
| 13. Established the foundation in 2013 after a transformative visit to Tata Memorial Cancer Hospital in Mumbai during her 2010-2011 sabbatical. |
| 14. The foundation is the first organization to systematically place trained nutritionists in hospitals across India specializing in pediatric oncology. |
| 15. The foundation partners with 17 hospitals across 9 cities, providing nutrition support to over 18,000 children with cancer. |
| 16. Employs trained nutritionists to provide necessary care and nutrition counseling. |
| 17. Developed the FoodHeals App in 2018 to help nutritionists and parents manage children's nutrition during cancer treatment. |
| 18. Achieved a 97% treatment follow-up rate among children supported by the foundation. |
| 19. Quit her corporate career to pursue social entrepreneurship after learning about nutrition's critical role in cancer treatment. |
| 20. Spent close to 11 years in corporate India managing and leading brands before transitioning to social entrepreneurship in 2012. |
| 21. ISB PGP Class of 2005. |
