Archive · 17 Nov 2025
Tata Power's Odisha Neurodiversity Summit 2025
Tata Power held a big meeting in Odisha, India to talk about how everyone's brain works differently.
They want to help people with autism and other neurodiverse conditions, and their families.
Many people came to learn and share ideas.
They even made a new guide to help parents and teachers understand neurodiversity better.
Tata Power wants to make sure everyone in Odisha feels included and has chances to succeed.
Tata Power hosted the first Odisha Neurodiversity Summit 2025 at Rama Devi Women’s University.
The summit aimed to strengthen Odisha’s neurodiversity ecosystem and raise awareness through the Pay Autention platform.
Over 400 people, including neurodiverse individuals, caregivers, educators, and corporate representatives, attended the event.
A new resource, 'Guide for Caregivers of Neurodiversity,' was launched to assist parents and educators.
Tata Power emphasized its commitment to inclusion and creating equitable opportunities for all individuals in Odisha.
- Who
- Tata Power, through its social impact arm TPCDT and Odisha discoms
- What
- Hosted the first-ever Odisha Neurodiversity Summit 2025 to strengthen the neurodiversity ecosystem and mainstream awareness.
- When
- 2025
- Where
- Rama Devi Women’s University, Odisha
- Why
- To promote awareness, expand the reach of the Pay Autention platform, and build an inclusive Odisha that celebrates diverse strengths and creates opportunities.
- Event
- Odisha Neurodiversity Summit 2025
- Organizers
- Tata Power Community Development Trust (TPCDT) & Tata Power Odisha Discoms
- Platform
- Pay Autention – a Phygital (Physical + Digital) Autism Support Network
- Location
- Rama Devi Women’s University, Odisha
- Attendees
- Over 400 (including 200+ neurodiverse individuals, caregivers, educators, corporates, civil society)
- Key Launch
- Guide for Caregivers of Neurodiversity