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Engineer-turned-social-entrepreneur, redesigning the systems that decide who gets to earn, compete, and belong.
Founder, Kshamata Group (Bengaluru)

Kshama Rangan is an engineer-turned-social-entrepreneur who redesigns the systems that decide who gets to earn, compete, and belong. After a decade building large-scale technology programmes for global institutions — including Capital One and Lloyds TSB, across the UK and India — she turned that systems-thinking to a harder problem: why capable people are still locked out, and how to design them back in. That became the Kshamata Group (Bengaluru): four ventures spanning women's livelihoods (STREE), the Ability Sports League (India's IPL-style wheelchair cricket tournament), inclusive technology (KST Solutions), and inclusion research (Kshamata Innovation Foundation). Her guiding idea: inclusion by design — belonging engineered in from the start, not bolted on afterwards.
A livelihoods movement for women from challenged backgrounds. 550+ women, many of whom had never earned before, now run real businesses.
Visit ↗India's IPL-style wheelchair cricket tournament, bringing 600+ persons with disabilities from the sidelines to centre stage. Sport as a belonging engine.
Visit ↗The technology arm, proving inclusion and commercial-grade tech aren't a trade-off.
Visit ↗Inclusion research and capability-building that underpins it all.
Visit ↗For interviews, speaking invitations, or partnership enquiries, get in touch directly:
kshama@kshamata.in