Sanket Shirsat, a 28-year-old student of social work from Nasik, Maharashtra, started a free pan-India counselling service for the youth. Since he did not have monetary resources and thus could not work on ground, Sanket formed a network of doctors who could provide consultation free of cost to people with mild symptoms and therapists who could reach out to young people in need of counselling. While doing his Ph.D. at Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi, Sanket has provided counselling services and distributed food packets to those in need as well as given career advice to Class 12 children from rural areas.