The main goal of Project Kalvi (translated as "Education" in Tamil) is to uncover and disseminate information about the career options available to high school students from low-income areas who are frequently devoid of such basic and crucial knowledge due to low levels of information penetration in low-income families. Through the initiative, we will host informational seminars for high school students at government schools in relatively rural areas around Chennai. We will lay out the opportunities and options for these students' prospects in these sessions. In addition to these seminars, we will provide the students with access to information on relevant grants and scholarships that they could later apply for, information that they are unlikely to discover on their own. Project Kalvi will visit at least 3 schools between August and December 2022, the time frame of the Millennium Fellowship. The conferences will be conducted in both English and Tamil, and at their conclusion, we will share resources that the Project Kalvi team would have researched and developed. By the end of the Fellowship time, the project has at least 100 students as its target. These educational seminars will aid students from low-income households in relatively rural locations in closing the knowledge gap between themselves and their more affluent metropolitan counterparts in order to achieve the sustainable development goal of providing quality education and reducing inequalities.