Summary

| Day 15 |
THE CLOSURE
of a 7p4c journey is
ANOTHER START
That's why,
we celebrate closure even more happily than the start
and,
for those, who don't want it to end yet, we have the
TRANSFORMATION PROJECT

Ceremony

At 7p4c, the closure of the journey is considered even more important than the start. The last 21 days have left you inspired, enthralled and empowered. You've got a dream in mind, worked out. In the beginning, we started as a group of participants with distinct backgrounds, aspiration and questions in mind. In the end, you graduate out of the journey as part of the 7-pitstops-for-change family that includes a generation of forward looking dreamers. This is why your convocation day is a special day for us, and we celebrate it by following two key traditions.

The last word

We start the ceremony with the tradition of "The last Word" – a platform for everyone to share their experiences in the group. There will be a long time before we all could meet together under one roof, which is why we have this tradition where everyone gets a platform to talk about their experiences, moments of desperation, joy and discovery and new resolves for their lives post this journey.

The Ring Ceremony

Like we said, the conclusion of the program marks your entry to the family of dreamers that we intend to nurture. To symbolize this gesture, we follow a formal ring tradition where all the participants are conferred upon the official 7p4c rings that could remind you of the journey you have had and the spirit with which you are leaving India.

The ring ceremony is followed by a dinner, which also marks the official closure of the program. Next day, we take the road back to Delhi for our way ahead. The participants who have opted for The Transformation Project are guided through their next pitstop, whereas the rest are escorted to their desired destinations.