Confused about your teens career choices? In this insightful episode, we explore the fascinating world of brain mapping and how it can guide children toward their strengths and passions, especially during crucial career decision-making years. Our guest, Dr. Sweta Adatia, a renowned neurologist and founder of Zebra-Brain, shares her expertise on how understanding the unique […]
In this episode, we have a candid conversation with Maitreyi & Mandar about their experience of adopting their second child. They share their journey, challenges, and triumphs, offering valuable insights for prospective adoptive parents. Key Points: The importance of a shared commitment to adoption between partners. Involving older children in the adoption process can be […]
Explore the power of Ayurveda, an ancient Indian system of medicine, to boost your child's immunity and overall well-being. Our guest, Dr. Rani Iyer, a seasoned Ayurvedic practitioner with three decades of experience, shares her insights on: 1. Natural immunity building 2. Ayurvedic remedies for common childhood illnesses 3. The drawbacks of antibiotics and processed […]
Does Dating & Relationships of your Teenager make you anxious? In this episode we decode the behaviour of the teenagers in depth and also understand where it is rooting from. This is a powerful conversation and an eye opener for parents of children of all ages, not only teenagers. Our guest is an extraordinary personality […]
Join us in this episode as we welcome a truly unique guest, Jayne Ruff, who brings together the worlds of parenting and leadership coaching. With her rich and diverse background, she offers invaluable insights into the art of parenting through her theory of the importance of rebalancing. Jayne Ruff is not only a parenting coach […]
Do you ever find yourself caught in a whirlwind of negative thoughts? In this episode, we've brought to light the often overlooked issue of parental anxiety and depression, which affects 1 out of 5 women and 1 out of 10 men after becoming parents. Our guest, the inspiring parent Jenna Clancey, who is not only […]
Trying hard to understand teenagers' world? Whether you're parenting a teenager, pre-teen, or primary school student, this episode remains pertinent. Understanding the world of teenagers and deciphering their often perplexing behavior can be challenging for any parent. Some of us are already immersed in this experience, while others are beginning to notice the signs, leaving […]
Are You Nurturing a Chess Champion? In this episode we are in conversation with Sagar Shah- International Master and the Co-Founder of worlds biggest chess platform – ChessBase. Sagar is a well known personality in the world of chess. He is a trainer, a chess journalist and a commentator. He also leads many inititives to […]
Do you know your child's strengths? In this episode we have shared the a scientific parenting formula for your parenting journey that is derived by you, It’s a philosophy based on identifying strengths of a person(s) to increase the chances of success. Our guest Anuja Rathi is a experience Trained International Strengths Coach, and […]
What are you gifting your children? Is it their favourite Toy? Or something that they will cherish for ever? It’s a gifting season, and we are talking about the biggest gift we can give to our children with our speaker Sarah Ezrin, Sarah is a senior yoga teacher and teacher trainer, teaching all around the […]
Concerned about your child's life choices when you can't be there to guide? In today's episode, we're discussing teaching our children to keep their inner voice alive and learn to listen to it. This is a tool that helps our children stay on the right path and make the right decisions when they are at […]
Struggling with Parenting Guilt? 🤔 As parents, our children become our most significant project and the center of our universe. It's no surprise that this relationship often comes with its fair share of parenting guilt. Join our expert, Ms. Barkha Nayak, a therapist, trainer, psychologist, and co-founder of Manahsparsh, as she helps us unravel the […]
Confused about which board / curriculum to choose? Well, our guest today is an educationist with over 40 years of experience in teaching. Mr. Kris Bhatt, Senior Principal of one of the most sought after schools in Singapore – NPS International School. In this episode we get insights about and address crucial concerns of parents […]
In this week’s episode of the Global Indian Podcast – Game Changers, I am joined by Tony Matharu, friend of the platform and Chairman of Integrity International Group. Tony has been widely recognised for his commercial successes through the founder…
Echoes of Exploration: Insights from Chief Explorer Rajan Nazran
Join me in the latest episode of the Global Indian Podcast as I reminisce about my trip through Pennsylvania to Vancouver and unravel the complex relationship between religion and guns…
“Our focus is to build strong human beings… who are leaders and not followers!” Shalini & Gaurav. Our guests today believe in the concept that – “We should be such guest who the earth likes to welcome again and again.” This thought shapes their life, the choices they make and also the way they bring […]
Unveiling the Role of Identity in Shaping Economic Landscapes with Jayant Bhandari
Intricately woven into societies, identity’s pervasive influence extends beyond culture. In this episode of Brown Business, I talk to Jayant Bhandari, an Institutional…
Driving Change: Championing Women’s Rights in India with Swati Maliwal
The recent video of an assault in Manipur has shaken us to the core. It is a reminder of the dark reality that women still face in India, which ranks 140 out of 156 countries in t…
The Power of Healing: Embracing a Proactive Approach to Battling Cancer with David Peters
Early-onset cancers diagnosed before age 50 have seen a global rise since 1990, a concerning trend that demands attention. Prostate cancer in men and breast can…
Why should you listen to us? Who are we? What do we do? How can you benefit from tuning in? Get answers to all your basic questions in this short trailer episode. Here is the transcript: H: Hey there! I'm Himani. K: I'm Kalyani. And just like you, we're parents too. H: We were actually […]
Beyond Sight: Impact of the Rafiki Thabo Foundation and the Quest for Equality with Amar LatifJoin me in an inspiring podcast episode as I converse with Amar Latif, a visually impaired adventurer, explorer, and advocate for the Rafiki Thabo Foundatio…
Are Punishments inevitable? Do you feel guilty of punishing your child but feel stuck? Find a whole new perspective on parenting without punishments and why is it necessary? Punishments seemed to be normal for us when we grew up and we believe we turned out just fine…. but is that really true? Will that work for today's generation? […]
Connection between Roma and the Gurjar Community: Tribal Advocacy With Javaid Rahi:
The Gurjar community, spread across India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, boasts a resilient spirit and vibrant culture. Led by Dr Javaid Rahi, an author, tribal research…
Beyond the Headlines: Understanding Manipur’s Turmoil with Binalakshmi NepramDiscover the untold story of Manipur, the captivating “Land of Jewels” and “Switzerland of India,” as I embark on an extraordinary podcast journey with Binalakshmi Nepram. U…
Indian Media Politics: A Dialogue on Journalism with Jyotsna Mohan
In a democratic nation, the media plays a vital role as one of the pillars upholding the principles of a functioning society. However, today’s reality reveals a struggling pillar unab…
In this captivating podcast episode, guest Daniel Steinberg and I delve into the realm of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Despite AI’s great apprehension, its true potential is often misunderstood. Technology has become accessible to all, with AI surp…
Join me in a thought-provoking episode of the Global Indian Podcast as I engage in a remarkable conversation with Ronald Harris, Proportional Representative of the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) and Party leader of NICSA & Global Indian c…
In a world where the battle for resources rages on and the demand for electric vehicles and minerals skyrockets, the question arises: just how renewable is renewable technology?
Join me in this episode as I engage with esteemed academic and research…
Almost everyone around me is enrolling their child for Coding… Should I too? If you are a parent considering enrolling your child for a Coding class, this episode is a must listen for you. Our guest for today is Vinita Goyenka, a Singapore based entrepreneur who has taught more than 1100 students and has work […]
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Last week the UK celebrated national unity day in Africa. With the continent being a focal point for many shrewd businesses and funds, the question begs, how much do w…
In this episode I am joined by celebrated Roma activist and Global Indian Ambassador to the Romani community, Grattan Puxton. We discuss his remarkable life’s journey and the often-lost story of the Roma community, who left India over 1000 years ag…
The Green Party Perspective – Politics, National Identity, and Environmental Concerns with Pallavi Devulapalli
Welcome to today’s podcast, where we delve into the pressing issues surrounding environmental protection and the evolving role of small st…
MOTHERS DAY SPECIAL! Acing Parenthood and Career with our guest Madhulika Sanghvi – an inspiring mother. Madhulika is a mother to 3 children and is a Sales leader in the demanding Fintech sector as well as a mentor to the young generation. In her journey of motherhood she has lived through many phases including moving […]
The Immigrant Identity | The “trailing spouses” of Japan with Megha Wadhwa
Over 36,000 Indian migrants currently live in Japan, 30% of whom are females and known as “trailing spouses”. They often find themselves with a total dislocation of culture, l…
A Liberal Idea of National Identity and Immigration with Meeru Dhalwala – Made it, in Canada.
Strong communities thrive on positive experiences. Our sense of identity is shaped by our early memories, which influence our natural curiosity. They guide …
In this episode of Brown Business, I explore the deep questions facing the small land-linked country of Malawi and how the word ‘indigenous’ could impact the perception and confidence of doing business in a nation where multigenerational global India…
The sunshine state of Florida is known across the globe – for Disneyland, bad memes and a community of global minds from Latin America, the Caribbean and India. However, with US elections planned for 2024, Florida is becoming a battleground of contra…
“21 Essential Parenting Mantras” is a list of slogans that we have derived from the learnings from our in-dept conversations with parenting experts and inspiring parents in the last 49 episodes. Every child deserves the best from his/ her parents and these Mantras will help every parent to offer their best to their child(ren). We […]
Our last episode on Brown business caused a stir. I was inundated with questions regarding Suriname and the future of the nation. Many felt that the silence from the Government and key private sector players was deafening, especially given the curre…
What does identity mean to the average 16 year old? Let’s face it, on the fast paced environment we have self-elected to live in and high destructive polarising views around politics and business. The next generation is on the cusp of dramatic crisis…
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In this episode, I sit down to explore the smallest sovereign nation of South America, Suriname, which is home to a large commu…
Want to equip your child with the superpowers of HIGH EQ? This episode will definitely help you. We all know that emotional intelligence needs to be inculcated right from a young age but do we know about the right tools and approach?Here are the top 3 – 1. Increasing their emotional literacy 2. Time for […]
Avoiding important conversations by sweeping them under the rug is the status quo in the Indo-Fijian community, though author Rajni Mala Khelawan breaks the stereotype. We had an honest conversation about abuse and gender roles and she opened up abou…
The quality of life we experience depends on the beliefs we carry. It would be fair to say that COVID tested belief systems and reshaped the way we look at national identity, more so in countries where natural remedies and ways of life are intertwine…
Welcome to Brown Business – an official inside portal to countries, opportunities and solutions that keep you ahead of the curve.
In this episode, Alasdair Steele – Corporate partner for CMS who also sits on the India desk, is joined by leading and t…
There are over 476 million indigenous people living in 90 countries across the world. They account for 6.2% of the global population, and 80% of the world’s biodiversity is inhabited and protected by them. Despite playing such a crucial role, their f…
Do you hesitate while talking about sex with your child? Yes? Then this conversation with mental health professional Parinita Ganesh will definitely help you. Parinita has answered 3 listener questions which empowers us with the right attitude, words and phrases related to – Personal boundaries and consent – How and when to talk about good […]
Welcome to Suriname, a small Dutch speaking country in South America and home to a remarkable diaspora. However, despite its incredible culture and striking wildlife, economically it’s a country that has been riddled with previous turmoil, high-profi…
Welcome to Brown Business – an official inside portal to countries, opportunities and solutions that keep you ahead of the curve.
In this episode, renowned Arbitrator Baiju Vasani is joined by power panellists Tanya Goddard, FCIArb, Shan Greer, Megan…
How do we perceive our rights as citizens of a nation and how did the pandemic impact our understanding of the true reality to the cost of “freedom”?
Today I am joined by Monique Leal, an investigative journalist whose sole drive has been to dete…
The Modi Question –
Protests echoed across London this week. Over 500 individuals took to the streets to condemn the controversial BBC documentary (The Modi Question), with chants of defunding the platform and allegations that it is “anti-India, an…
Do politicians own national identity? In the case of South Africa, the answers seem uneasy and complex for many.
Today I am in conversation with novelist and column writer Dr Aman Singh Maharaj, as we discuss his book ‘A Dalliance with Destiny’ as …
It’s been just over a month since the elections took place in Fiji and there is a certain anxious curiousity in the air, felt also by the diaspora.
The pain and trauma that was ignited in 1987 is still felt by many today, and it’s hard not to see th…
Are you giving enough importance to ARTS? As parents we knowingly or unknowingly tend to encourage our children towards technology and science but give lesser importance to Arts. But are we all aware of the crucial role it plays in the brain development of our child? In today’s episode we will be talking about Role […]
In an age of austerity, it’s often easy to blame the bankers for a nation’s woes. In today’s podcast, I am joined by Global Indian Brian Stuart-Young, CEO of Global Bank of Commerce, Antigua to discuss the ideas that are reshaping the nation of Antig…
On October 12th 2022, we hosted a topical discussion with Chairman of ANUG, Timothy Jonas, where he discussed the nature of identity politics in Guyana. Subsequently the Government of Guyana reached out to exercise their right to reply. This is tha…
With the General Elections having just finished in Fiji, questions have arised about what it means to be Fijian. Sitiveni Rabuka was responsible for Fiji’s first coup in 1987. Fast forward 2022, Rabuka has come into power again but this time under d…
A few weeks back we uncovered the rapidly rising crime rate in Saint Lucia. A few days later, the violent murder of a British national on the once-paradise island made the UK headlines. My next guest, Colin Maximin, is the correspondent-at-large for …
Parents face many ups and downs in their day to day routine while playing multiple roles, while in office / as spouse/ as a colleague and most importantly as a Parent. While juggling between the roles we also experience the highs and lows of our emotions. Bring a parent could be the most over whelming […]
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The beautiful archipelagic Philippine islands have over 50,000 global Indians calling it home and have done so for many generations. But alongside the charming culture, tropical vibes and liberal minds tha…
The cost-of-living crisis in Britain is a deep issue. Many families are being left with the harsh reality of whether to eat or heat their homes.
The fact is that Britain faces an eye-watering £40 billion budget hole that needs to be filled by tax r…
Failed election promises, gun shots echoing across the air, young children living in panic, sky rocketing unemployment and an unacceptable rise in cost of living…
In recent years, the beautiful country of Saint Lucia has witnessed a dramatic rise i…
Are you often told you are not Indian enough to be a “real” Indian and does the colour of your skin define the concept of national identity? It may sound like a contentious statement, but in an era of identity weaponry, both are statements that are …
On Sunday 13th November 2022, the sounds of panic filled the streets of Istanbul. As smoke waded through the streets, the devastation emerged – over 80 injured and 6 dead – a young child and her father, a teenager with her mother and a married coupl…
East Africa is home to over 200,000 Global Indians and undoubtedly, the community has left its mark in areas of business, trade, politics and societal change. However, with levels of income inequality growing at a rapid pace, many have found themselves a…
Struggling with Screen Time of your child? Almost given up? Screens have been the constant companion in our lives; and they are here to stay! And when it comes to kids and screens, we face tantrums, excessive screen time, emotional blackmail, screaming and all sorts of shenanigans. In today’s episode we have discussed, Why we […]
Imagine committing a crime and purchasing a passport of a foreign nation to circumvent justice. Or in some cases, to hide in plain sight by changing the very documents that define your identity, giving you a clean slate to travel the world and to destina…
6 days ago, the Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party George McAleese resigned over allegations of a racist social media post, in which he was also sharing a picture of the late conservative MP, Enoch Powell (known for the controversial Rivers of Blo…
15 March 2019 is as an everlasting mark in the modern history of New Zealand. The atrocity saw a gunman open fire in a mosque, brutally murdering 51 and injuring a further 40 whilst live streaming for the world to see. For some it was a turning point in …
Big oil, identity politics and an uneasy game of poker
Welcome to Guyana. Despite my growing familiarity with the country, admittedly, it’s one that often challenges me on an ethical basis, in particular my experience with its former ruling Ministers fr…
Strategies For Picky Eaters Toddlers — Having a Picky Eater at home? Struggling with it everyday? Having a picky eater can be exhausting and frustrating. Without the right guidance, and unknowingly you may end up picky eating become a permanent part of their personality. How can you prevent that from happening In this episode we […]
Sun, Souvlaki, Neo-Nazis and Refugees. National identity & Greece?
Anti-migrant violence is on the rise in Greece; refugee boats attacked, and an innocent child left to die by the inactions of two Governments. With controversial laws being passed that i…
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Violence in the streets of Leicester and over 47 arrests have been made. A city that was once celebrated for its multiculturalism has been plummeted into some of the worst violence in recent British history between Muslims and Hindus…
“A vibrant start-up ecosystem”, “green pastures”, “state-of-the-art technology”, “home of green tech” and a fight for global wellbeing…not the words typically associated with a country covered in snow on all known maps of men and Mordor!! Iceland, once p…
The UK is in a period of modern-day history, with some underestimating the longer term impact of the “change of the guard”.
Following HRH Queen Elizabeth II passing on, HRH King Charles III has become successor to the monarchy. The same monarchy that is…
Speech and Language milestones How to raise multilingual kids Eating, Chewing, Swallowing affects speech development Link between thought and language How to introduce a new language to your child? When do kids need speech therapy How to solve STAMMERING? Why should dads read bed time stories? Does reciting Sanskrit Shlokas sharpens the tongue Is it […]
How do you define Africanism? Is it based on melanin, tracing ancestorial roots, or is it based upon how the Government of the day views you? Further still, in a world of “woke” and intensely capitalistic politics, how are indigenous communities and tri…
Over 33 million people have been displaced, thousands have lost their lives and many more are facing an exhausting battle for survival. A lake of over 100km has engulfed crops, livestock and livelihoods. The sentient impact of the floods in Pakistan wil…
Today I find myself back in the city of London joined by our Global Indian Ambassador for International Trade and Social Development and former senior civil servant Ash Verma, as he guides me through the dramatic changes unfolding in the UK political sce…
Today I find myself in the land of the Incas, home to Iguanas that casually walk across the tropical terrain and the magnificent Blue Whale that inhabits its oceans. These sultry lands also host another fascinating artefact of history; that as early as 1…
The question we are answering today. Get answer to this most pressing issue in your parenting journey. This issue needs to be looked at from a scientific lens to understand from where does it root and what is the solution that can be used by parents. Points covered in this episode: Why do kids misbehave […]
It is undeniable that comedy plays a vital role in our lives, and some may argue that the secret to life itself is found in laughter. But how does society view comedians? Are they evolved sages that masterfully provide social commentary whilst inspiring …
Canada is often seen as the land of the free, liberal and a poster child for how a country should be. Today I find myself in the streets of Toronto being guided by investigative journalist Palminder Singh who provides me a deeper insight into the highly …
Has society reshaped our understanding of nudity, sensuality and sexuality and does it impact the human experience?
Today I am joined by Shireen Aston, as she dives through the ideas that shape the art form of Burlesque, whilst stripping away the stigma…
The existential question that we all will ultimately face, is not one of personal material wealth, but one of a lived life experience that goes beyond a concrete jungle. The stark reality is that we often find ourselves living in autopilot, often substit…
Today we will be sharing an intense story that moved us and inspired us, made us value and cherish relationships, taught us to celebrate the small wins in life and most importantly reminded us to avoid focussing on the trivial issues which unknowingly are given too much importance. It is about bereaved parenting – an […]
As temperatures soar across the UK, one can’t help but feel that they have entered an alternate reality that includes Baywatch fanatics and Londoners who have lost all ability to cope with the changes in temperature. Sticky tube rides and tempered glares…
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A gruelling travel schedule saw me torn away from the beauty that is Uganda, a destination where the infectious warmth of its people is equally paralleled with the controlled chaos of its Kampala traffic. Truth be told, it is a destinatio…
It is a general perception that Yoga is for adults and not for children, We were also a bit confused unbtill we spoke to our guest today about why should we teach Yoga to our children. Today we are in conversation with a special guest who is a journalist by profession, but is an avid […]
INSIDE UGANDA
This month I find myself on-location in Kampala, uncovering the unique stories that are redefining the notion of the identity of Ugandanness and uncovering the often neglected stories that could challenge the status quo.
Today I debrief wit…
INSIDE UGANDA
A country that is part of the collective memory of South Asians everywhere with a history that is both rich in sentiment and diced with fear, Uganda holds the attention of our global communities for a variety of reasons, including the eve…
Wishing all the lovely fathers a very happy fathers day!! Today we have a with us Parth Nilawar, an inspiring father , who has built one of the first online parenting universities www.wonderlives.org, has coined terms like ‘Parenting Quotient’ and who is on a personal mission to inspire more fathers to be actively involved in […]
INSIDE UGANDA
A country that is part of the collective memory of South Asians everywhere with a history that is both rich in sentiment and diced with fear, Uganda holds the attention of our global communities for a variety of reasons, including the event…
The “unknown” Caribbean – Religion, Gender and Identity
The vast majority of those who came to the Caribbean from India were of the Hindu culture/faith. Many were guided by the stories of the epics – ranging from the Mahabharata through to the Rāmāyana…
Will the extensive use of medication cause harmful side effects on our child’s health? Are there any safer, natural options? 🤔 In today’s episode , CARE instructor Nana Lim provides excellent guidance about essential oils, the science behind them, which essential oils can be used and most importantly how to use them for cough and […]
The “unknown” Caribbean – The Island of Nevis
From the incredible mango festival through to some of the kindest people on earth, Nevis in my opinion is the cultural capital of conscious living. Nestled between its unbroken shores lies everything from the…
The “unknown” Caribbean – Guyana
Guyana is like a familiar soft aroma that anchors you to a nostalgic period of time. However in this case, those memories are peppered with a tapestry of emotions that range from wanderlust and awe through to damn rig…
SECRETS TO CHANGE YOUR CHILD’S BEHAVIOUR.. Sometimes, we find it difficult to understand Why kids behave the way they do? Why disciplining them seems impossible? Why do they hide things from us? Why do they back answer? Where are they learning this from? Believe it or not, things can improve if we have the right […]
The “unknown” Caribbean – Trinidad and Tobago
Ever heard of the term “Third World Nationalist”? Well neither did I until I met the infamous Dr Kirk Meighoo! Kirk and I have been friends for many years, often being verbal sparring partners when navigatin…
The “unknown” Caribbean – Dominica
In 2017 Hurricane Maria ravaged the Caribbean and hit Dominica like nature’s bulldozer. It tore through its once picturesque streets leaving in its wake deep questions for the region and like the proverbial phoenix, a n…
I had an inclination towards Art and Craft from a young age. Creating something with my own hand is food for my soul’. Initially I created things purely for my pleasure, but soon I realized that any form of art needs a platform and this gave birth to Bhule Bisre (things made from recycled material) […]
The “unknown” Caribbean.
An island known as the epicentre for Caribbean change and harmony, Barbados is a destination with an unusual history and a dedication to punch above its weight for environmental, cultural and economic custodianship. It has also …
The “unknown” Caribbean.
Anger, resentment, and an official apology… it is certainly not the words that modern day Britain wishes to have branded next to the Queens 70th Jubilee. But as the demands intensify over the question of reparations across the Ca…
IS YOUR CHILD GIFTED? The ultimate guide to parenting gifted children! Excellent, intelligent, perfectionist, extraordinary are some of the words that you may be using to describe someone with higher ability. Children who are able to perform better as compared to their peers in certain areas or multiple areas may it be arts, academics, sports, […]
Today we begin a deep-dive journey into the “unknown” Caribbean, looking at countries, people and economies. This week I am joined by Dr Stephen King with a guest appearance by Adrian Augier, to look at the under reported aspect to St Lucia, as we go bey…
Today we tackle two subjects that co-exist in the grander scheme of human identity. Firstly, I meet with Angus Rose who has been on an indefinite hunger strike since 14/3/2022 outside of the Houses of Parliament (UK). We speak about a scientific paper th…
ARE SCHOOLING SYSTEMS GOOD ENOUGH TO PREPARE CHILDREN FOR LIFE? Well, the idea of conventional schooling did resonate with our guests – The Iyers’ and they decided to give Homeschooling a shot. they and the kids liked it s much that in a years time tha they progressed to Roadschooling their children. It has been […]
What happens when you discover a “social consciousness” that dramatically disrupts your world view? Today we meet with Karou Charou (KC), a South African satirist who transitioned from living a relatively safe life in comedy to becoming “public enemy” nu…
From the Kashmir Files, through to the “horrors” of partition, much can be said about the changing trends of how we view identity within the region and the role of the media. Today I am joined by the remarkable author Saaz Aggarwal to discuss her journ…
ARE YOUR KIDS SCARED OF MATHS? Help them get rid of their phobia and start loving numbers? Using the ancient technique of Vedic Math our kids can easily do all kinds of calculations 10 -15 times faster. It helps boost their confidence and gets them interested in mathematics. In this podcast we are joined by […]
The history of Uganda evokes a deep emotion from people of Indian origin across the globe. The mere mention of Idi Amin becomes a mythical spell that divides people, communities and creates deep rooted misunderstanding. This year marks 50 years since the…
In a world of beauty and the never-ending journey to the illustrious fountain of youth, many often find themselves at odds with the convenience of social media filters or the latest beauty products. In today’s episode I am joined by friend and familiar f…
We parents want our children to have a strong Mathematics base. We are always on the lookout to compliment their learning at school with enrichment classes like Vedic Maths, Abacus, Kumon and so many more… But it is of prime importance to actually understand these methods and know what output to expect from such extra […]
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From celebrity endorsements, high impact social media statements and companies paying service to challenging perceptions, International Women’s Day is here. Much can be said about a world of virtue signalling or the economics o…
Bhutan is a country that measures national happiness as a way of human custodianship, but how does that upbringing impact the way you see life and interact with the existential ideas whilst forging your own career? In today’s show we meet with Kelly Dori…
There is immense power, simplicity and effectiveness in the nurturing style based on the age old wisdom of the The Vedas. In today’s episode we are in conversation with Dr. Narayan Desai, The Founder of Tribal Mensa Nurturing Program. He is the Executive Council member – Gifted Child Program , Mensa India. He holds a […]
The UK is an eclectic mix of culture, religion and ethnicities but what makes one British? Is it skin colour, accent or is it found in the difference one makes to society?
In today’s episode, I am joined by Professor Rashid Gaitran where he discusses …
In the world of identity politics a new movement of non-binary has emerged, but what does it all mean? Our perceptions of gender have been somewhat “long” formed, however when we break down the roles assigned to our social ideals of how genders must assu…
For 100 weeks we have been on a quest to uncover the human experience behind our perceptions of identity, the very definition of how we choose to live our lives and the impact it has on the world at large.
This evolving quest has redefined an entire gene…
As voted by our global audiences: This week we invite Professor Adam Habib, academic, researcher, activist and now director of SOAS university to our virtual studios. We discuss his own journey and controversies as well as tackle the ideas of identity, …
In this our last podcast in our History of Indianess, we put our time machine through its pace as we whisk through 1.5 Million years of Indian History!
We begin before the beginning with Homo Erectus, then make a brief stop some 50 000 years ago when t…
Today marks our third voyage of the History of Indianness season – we tackle not one, but two fascinating subjects as requested by our audience vote.
First we put the Indian Caste system under the microscope. Some 3000 years old, outlawed in 1950. Yet i…
Today marks the second voyage of the History of Indianness. In this episode we look back at the almost forgotten world of Indentureship and the silent war that was Sugar. With painstaking research, we bring together a formidable group of historians, for…
Today marks the beginning of History Season on the Global Indian Series. Rajan and Alex Beeching (The Global Indian Series’ newly appointed Head of Content) discuss the ties-lingustic, racial, cultural and religious- that bind Iran to India.
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As 2021 draws to a close, we take a trip back down memory lane to uncover the bigger stories of the year and some of the themes we uncovered. From the remarkable ability of our community in showcasing compassion in the face of criminality and cruelty, …
For most, the notion of psychedelics brings to mind Goa in the 1970s or the Beatles sitting crossed legged, beads in hand exploring the yellow submarine of sorts. However despite the propaganda of the notion of left field hippies, there is a growing move…
The Nationality and Borders Bill will inevitably raise questions for many in the UK. For some it creates a hierarchy of citizenship, and for others, it belittles the very foundation of identity.
What does it mean to be British? Should we be worried a…
As the year ends, many are understandably in the festive mood, celebrating another milestone in their human experience amongst their nearest and dearest. For others, it is their last year with families and often the final few weeks of enjoying the innoce…
Cricket is often termed as a gentlemen’s sport, intwined with the fabric of a well-exported notion of “Britishness”. Players in pristine uniform cordially greeting each other in a well-rehearsed display that sets the scene for fair and open play whilst t…
From a peaceful protest that turned into mass violence targeting the minority communities of South Africa and ending the lives of over 300 people, the events earlier this year should have stopped the world in its tracks and been a poster on why ethnic bi…
As parents we often are in a dilemma about choosing sport as a career option. Indeed, many of us, as kids have had the exposure as well as inclination to take it up but we didn’t or couldn’t give it a chance because it was not the safest option and did not fit with the […]
Think of aliens and what comes to mind? Is it the Hollywood depictions of ET through to the visual destruction of Independence Day, or does your mind go back to the legends of the little green children?
Whether we look back at the 10,000 year old cave pa…
Does our concept of death impact the way we decide live? or is death a constant companion that reminds us of life’s fragility? These thoughts may seem extreme, but for one person, they were the norm. For 28 days, Andrew Elkan was in a coma, and it is tod…
Today we are joined by Pallavi Dangi, a Chartered accountant by profession, founder of ‘Go Back to Roots’ an online learning academy, a passionate teacher and a mother to a curious 11 year old. Our conversation dives deep into the challenging aspects of imparting financial wisdom to our little ones. Here are some of the […]
Welcome to the Official Unofficial COP26
The fate of the world is in our hands they say, but from a meeting that started all the way back in Berlin in 1995 on climate change, some could argue that it is now an Oscars-like event with the world’s politicia…
What does Hindu nationalism mean to you and has the current Government of India started an irreversible tide in the way people are starting to view their own identity, and also that of India?
Much can be said about the philosophy of religious nationalism…
What does profiling children mean? How does it help parents improve the way in which they bring up their children? In today’s conversation with Ajit Kaikini, we deep dive into the world of profiling children to better understand how this scientific tool can help your child choose the right career path. Our guest (Ajit Kaikini) […]
What does religion teach you? Or did we eventually stop listening to the meanings like the chatter of background noise. Is it the cultural costume that take precedent or is it the teaching that we need to adopt? Do we need to update our approach it?
The…
Over the past 11 months more than 700 farmers have died under brutal conditions across the Delhi border. Many more have committed suicide in acts of desperation and others have been forced into pariah status by the Indian media or faced jail.
Their perc…
The last two years have been tying for us all. There have been good days and there have been bad. But throughout, we have striven to accentuate the positive. Today’s episode is our attempt to make sense of it all and see what we have all been through in a positive light. Today, we talk […]
Joined by Global Indian Ambassador Rajesh Gopie, in today’s episode, Rajan travels to South Africa to meet Sham Maharaj, and follows up on the latest news following the riots in Phoenix.
The discussion is a dive into the questionable aftermath and treatm…
In today’s episode, Rajan travels to Saint Lucia to meet Rayneau Gajadhar, a household name and global Indian. From selling ice cream to operating quarries, Rayneau has lived the Saint Lucian dream and is now owner of one of the largest construction comp…
Work/life balance has always been tough for mums. It’s like walking on a tightrope. If you lose focus you are either going to fall in a sea of guilt or possibly jeopardise your career. It’s Hobson’s Choice. In this episode we are in conversation with Radhika Balakrishnan, a career transformation expert and a purpose coach. […]
In today’s episode, Rajan travels to India to meet internationally renowned actor Kabir Bedi, whose career not only spans five decades but also three continents, three languages, three mediums and whose life has been as exciting as his reels! From Knight…
Marriage is often considered sacred and even quintessential within our culture. The mere whisper of ‘separation’ or ‘divorce’ is often riddled with stigma, especially within the South Asian community.
In today’s episode, Rajan travels to South Africa …
Every child has tremendous potential – but how does one nurture it?🤔 In today’s podcast we are honoured to be joined by Ajit Kaikini, a senior trainer who specialises in unleashing the TRUE POTENTIAL of individuals. Ajit shares many valuable insights and tips which will help every parent better shape their child’s career path. Should […]
We only realise the value of life when it’s taken away. But we often only appreciate it when we are faced with hard situations.
This week we have a conversation about death, something we often don’t do within our community, and the grieving process throu…
In today’s episode, Rajan travels to Canada to meet Canadian Beer Baroness and Dragons Den personality, Manjit Minhas, owner of one of the largest breweries in North America.
Being a successful woman in business can often mean juggling a personal life, c…
Entreprenuership is no longer a career choice. It is a way of life! In this epiosde we are in conversation with Swati Gauba, an entrepreneur and trainer based in Singapore. Swati has hands on experience in designing and conducting courses to help develop Entrepreneurial spirit in children. Swati has shared many tools and games to […]
The current events unfolding in Afghanistan have shocked the world and in today’s episode, Rajan stays in the U.K. to meet with Hardeep Singh, author and journalist who has been focusing on Afghanistan, the Taliban and the minority groups for many years….
In today’s episode, Rajan travels to the USA to meet with Rafe Kelley, one of the first parkour/free runners in the country.
The conversation takes a dive into nature and looks at the human disconnect between reading the landscape, evolving our movement …
Today we are in conversation with a single Mum and her daughter to get a sneak peek into their lives. Step forward Preeti Telang, a highly successful architect in a Japanese firm in Singapore and her daughter, 16 year old daughter, Kimaya who hopes to follow in her mother’s footsteps. In this thought-provoking episode, Preeti […]
In today’s episode, Rajan stays in London to meet renowned ballet dancer and model Pia Sutaria. Having devoted her life to the arts for almost 20 years and breaking the mould by pursuing western dance forms, Pia has now danced all over the world and has …
In today’s episode, Rajan travels to India to meet renowned Bollywood film score composer Julius Packiam. Active for over a decade, his music has been enshrined into the memories of an entire generation of Global Indians, with scores for major Hindi moti…
Today is a very special episode as our guest – Sunandan Lele, is not only a very popular sports journalist, but also someone who is extremly passionate about sport and is a doting father himself. It is an epiosde which gives us lots of points to ponder upon and inspiration to get our kids into […]
In today’s episode, Rajan travels to the West Indies to meet Paul Keens-Douglas, one of the most popular Indian-origin storytellers and comedians of the Caribbean who always brings the house down!
A native of Trinidad who spent most of his early years in…
In today’s episode, Rajan stays in South Africa to continue the conversation about the ongoing riots and violence taking place as well as the apparent “race war” against people of Indian origin.
In conversation with Neelofar Sayed, a national radio prese…
We parents are so concerned about our child’s health that sometimes we need a second opinion as to whether all is well. We rush to our paediatricians to get answers to our questions. Just chatting with them makes us feel at peace. In today’s episode we are in conversation with one of the most distinguished […]
In today’s episode, Rajan travels to South Africa to speak to Jayshree, a reporter in South Africa who is living through the current riots and violence that has been engulfing the country since the jailing of former President Jacob Zuma last week.
The po…
In today’s first-ever bilingual episode, Rajan travels to Pakistan to meet Wali Hamid Ali Khan, a famous Sufi-Rock musician and sibling band member of Raga Boyz, Pakistan’s leading rock band.
Hailing from the infamous Patiala Gharana (classical music hou…
A very special guest today. It is a our great hoour and privilege to have Ms. Melissa Maria, Principal of GIIS SMART Campus, Punggol, Singapore. Ms. Melissa has over 25 years of experience in the field of education and administration in first-rate schools in Mumbai, Oman and Singapore. Listen to the full episode so as […]
In today’s episode Rajan travels to Malawi to meet with leading entrepreneur, friend and Malawian, Mr Haroon Sacranie.
His story of determination is an inspiration to many, as despite being exiled in and out of the city based on the colour of his skin an…
In today’s episode, Rajan travels to India to meet with the world’s very first openly gay royal figure, Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil who uses his status and privilege for good and is an active and powerful voice for the LGBTQ community in India.
When new…
Happy Father’s Day! K: Every child has a hero.. and he is called Dad! He can make anything happen. He is the first love for his daughters and a superhero for boys …its so cute to hear the kid’s fight on ….whose dad is the strongest! H: Actually fathers are just like ordinary men but […]
The rise of populist regimes in many countries has triggered scholarly debates on populism and international law and in today’s episode, Rajan stays in the UK to meet with Lord Sheikh, a British politician, businessman and friend who shares his views on …
Our mind is a powerful weapon. It’s normal to have self-doubt or feel like something is out of reach, but those who achieve big things see through this doubt and persevere long after others would have quit.
Today Rajan travels to Canada to meet with Atul…
“If a child cannot learn in the way we teach, we must teach in the way the child can learn” Seldom do we get the time to actually ponder on this precept, especially when it comes to our children’s education. In today’s episode, we have with us Divya Gupta, a Mum who has designed her […]
Sindhis have made indisputable contributions to India and Pakistan’s economy and identity, yet their own identity comes into question all the time.
In today’s episode, Rajan travels to Pakistan to meet Rafay Rashdi, a filmmaker, TV producer, politician a…
In today’s episode, Rajan travels to Pakistan to meet Rasheed Noorani, an art educationalist and scholar born in Iran, who currently heads the Continuing Education Programme at the prestigious Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture in Pakistan.
Ras…
Therapy is generally looked down upon in some quarters and is almost like a taboo. But therapy be of great help to parents. In this episode Himani and Kalyani speak to Sam Roberts, a counsellor who is also doing his PhD in Psychology. He helps us answer such questions as: What is therapy? When should […]
In today’s episode, Rajan continues his travels across St Lucia to meet Dr Terencia Joseph, Assistant Professor in History at the University of the Southern Caribbean (USC) in Trinidad and Tobago where she lectures in Caribbean History, European History,…
The Podcast:
In today’s episode, Rajan travels to St Lucia in the Caribbean to meet with politician and renowned social custodian Honourable Guy Joseph, Minister for Economic Development in St Lucia and person of Indian origin.
Approximately 5000 persons…
Being a mother is one of the most demanding jobs in the world. In this Mother’s Day special episode, we speak to Anupama Murali, an ICF Associate Certified Life Coach and speaker with over 15 years of corporate experience. She is by turns a musician, an entrepreneur and a Mind Management, Breath and Meditation teacher […]
In today’s episode, Rajan travels to Canada to meet Veena Sood, a Kenyan born Canadian actress who in pursuit of the arts, has seen her become a regular face in television, VOD (Netflix) films and theatre production. If you are looking to get into the ac…
In today’s episode, Himani and Kalyani chat to Ms. Meenu Agarwal, an eminent clinical dietician and trainer who has helped more than 7000 clients globally and is also a mother of a cricketing daughter. Meenu dispels many myths and has much to say about children’s nutrition. Some of the main topics she addresses are What […]
Today’s Podcast:
With images of mass cremations hitting global headlines, 300,000 and growing daily (registered) Covid case rates, in addition to the world’s largest protest where Farmers from across India are gathered in Delhi to pursue reforms, Delhi i…
Ensuring that our children are well feed is vital, particularly so given the plethora of so-called healthy products on the shelves. Making the right choice can be bewildering. In this episode Dr.Vibhusha Jambhekar, a PhD in Human Nutrition, will give us the low down on nutrition. Dr.Vibhusha Jambhekar. Is milk really good for our children? […]
The Podcast:
In today’s podcast, Rajan travels to Pakistan to meet with Mahtab Akbar Rashdi, a Pakistani politician, actress and campaigner for human rights, who has become a role model for the women of Pakistan, especially Sindh.
Mahtab shares her remar…
Today’s Episode:
In today’s podcast, Rajan stays in the UK to meet with Mohan Kaul, a champion of international trade, investment and emerging markets and inspiration to Rajan when he was in his twenties!
Mohan shares his own story of how a young child f…
Why are kids are so sensitive these days? Why do they just cry even for the smallest things? How to deal with Tantrums and unending demands? Should I punish my child for his bad behaviour or is he too young? Every time my daughter does not win a prize or even a star in school […]
In today’s podcast, Rajan travels to Canada to meet with Ashwin Sood, an English–Canadian musician and drummer who has performed with a number of popular music artists including his ex-wife Sarah McLachlan.
Ashwin Sood shares his passion for music and h…
In today’s podcast, Rajan travels to India to meet Amararam Gurjar. Part of the modern face of Indian diplomacy, his personal story reads as a bestselling novel. Born in the remote villages of Rajasthan, India, he walked 5km everyday across the desert …
Can birthdays be the birth of new thoughts, new experiences…and not only about throwing a perfect party.. In this episode we will focus on the various elements which can make the celebration special in many ways for both, the kids and the parents. Having a Birthday Ritual – a special family bonding time Meaningful – […]
In today’s podcast, Rajan travels to Pakistan to meet with renowned filmmaker, music critic and journalist Rahul Aijaz. Born in Karachi, Rahul shares his deep affiliation with music, its identity and its power to shape our cultural understanding of the w…
In today’s podcast, Rajan stays in the UK and meets Dr Shabnam Berry-Khan, a qualified researcher and clinical psychologist who shares her views and own stories on parenting, psychology, the Asian migration as well as mental and emotional traumas that ma…
Every parent knowingly or unknowingly have a vision for their children. In this episode, lets see what it means means to have Vision for our kids and what impact a clearly defined vision has on their lives. By definition Vision is the ability to think about or plan the future with imagination and wisdom. It […]
In today’s podcast, Rajan travels to the USA to meet with Piddu, Speetie and Sunny, a poly love triad and a family of one dad, two mums and four kids. This is not a relationship where a man has two wives, in fact, Speetie and Sunny were married when Pidd…
In today’s podcast, we meet Daniel Traça, Dean and Professor of Economics at Nova School of Business and Economics in Lisbon, who speaks to us about his purpose, identity and how he is making a difference to the world through education.
Living the life t…
For our 50th podcast today, Rajan travels to Canada to meet Vikram Vij, an Indian-born Canadian chef, cookbook author, investor on Dragons Den, and mentor to the masses. Today’s session is a rare insight into the man behind the ingredients, an open book …
In today’s podcast, Rajan travels to Kenya to speak to one of Africa’s leading entrepreneurs and philanthropists, Vimal Shah Chairman of Bidco Africa who speaks to us about Kenyanness, the perception some have on his country and the deep misconceptions t…
Do we need India to define our Indianness? And even within the notion of Indianness, how much of our identity is redefined by the countries that we find ourselves in?In today’s podcast, Rajan travels to Trinidad & Tobago to speak to Dr. Sherry-Ann Singh…
Nature deficit disorder, values that nature imbibes in our kids, getting outdoor indoors, safety mantras for outdoor activities and much more. This episode will answer many questions like Spending time in malls is far more convenient than going for a picnic, but is it the best choice? What is safe and worthwhile ? Indoor, highly […]
Drug addiction amongst the Indo-South Africans is an unspoken issue and over 60% of crime in South Africa is drug-related. In today’s episode, Rajan travels to South Africa to meet Gerald Moodley, a former narcotics addict who has experienced their dama…
How to organise kids’ room and make it interesting, instigating, engaging for the kids without spending a lot? What elements should be kept in mind while designing the kid’s room? What are the popular ideas for the kid’s room Vs what is actually needed… Themes – how to use them in a better way Pocket […]
From humble beginnings as a waiter in a hotel that he eventually bought, to building a difference, Rajan stays in the UK and meets Surinder Arora, an entrepreneur with an extraordinary story! Born to parents displaced from an India/Pakistan border town…
Feeding kids can be a big challenge if your little ones are fussy eaters. Both Himani and Kalyani have raised picky eaters and in this episode they share their experiences, ideas and parenting tips for developing healthy eating habits and to take the stress out of the whole process. Episode Highlights: Giving Control – Involving […]
In today’s podcast, Rajan stays in the UK to meet Ravi Singh, humanitarian and CEO of charity Khalsa Aid who takes us on a tour of the who, what, where and why of social constructs, the current Farmers Protest as well as defining moments in history. Thi…
UpBringing is hosted by two neighbors, friends, first time podcasters and mothers. Himani and Kalyani have a lot in common, like they both have MBA degrees, they both came to Singapore after they got married, both of them have 2 kids and their husbands are in the IT industry. But they are poles apart as […]
What is identity and where do we draw the line between politics and people? Is gender identity? Do borders define our perceptions of it? Who’s history matters most and do we need to question the colonial past that has defined us today?In today’s podc…
Why should your gender or sexuality define who you are? And who controls the notion of identity? One would guess that if you are not in control of it, you are being controlled by it…Being ostracised by your own community, beaten and judged, all for …
In today’s episode I stay at home and reflect on 2020 and our 42nd Global Indian Podcast!It’s been a life-changing year for most as the Covid-19 pandemic arrived quickly, quietly and everywhere. I would like to send my thoughts and prayers to everyone …
Welcome to Partners in Upbringing.. as parents we strive so hard to give our kids the best facilities, resources and to nurture them with the with the right values to ensure they reach their maximum potential. But we are always pressed on time. Hi I am Himani and Hi I am Kalyani and we are […]
Speaking up or against something can have significant risks and our guest tomorrow did just that. Concerned about the quality of care at the NHS, he lifted the lid on the circa 50,000 patients that are misdiagnosed every year!There’s no doubt that the …
The will to live is a force within all of us and the fight for survival when our lives are threatened by a disease such as cancer is something our guest is all too familiar with.A cancer survivor for 24 years, Shrenik lost his ability to speak and lost …
The fear of being assassinated is not a fear most can relate to so imagine fleeing your country to hide, all because you used the power of your public office to make a stand for what was right.Our guest Charrandas is a renowned Guyanese MP who caused a …
Learning to live while you feel like you’re dying is an extraordinary feat and one that Omita can help others accomplish with her story. Today’s podcast is a celebration of life and we would like to thank our guest @omitagaikwad for joining us.Cancer is…
He plays for England, competed in the Tough Mudder, raised thousands for charity…and happens to be blind. Find out more about this remarkable individual.
A recovering alcoholic whose life spiralled out of control from the age of 13 almost leading to murder and the voyage to sobriety.
From Indian refugee, to trading a bike for a Bentley; the remarkable man that changed politics in Britain.
Duped into marriage and torn away from his child. One man’s epic 8000 mile custody battle that will shock you
A raw heartfelt account of a father who was judged and ostracised by his community for having an autistic child.
In this episode Co-creator Rajan and Divya Nazran have an open conversation about their experiences travelling around the world, from the good, bad and scary. Discussing everything from Malaria, Car jackings, through to the power of travel and its impact…
It is Black History Month but do we get taught everything in schools? Are things better reserved for personal judgment rather than public knowledge? How much do we really know about the key issues on hand? In this ear-opening episode, Rajan travels to…
In this ear-opening episode, Rajan takes a trip to a small destination that has been at the centre of conflict between India and Pakistan. Today, we meet “Ridhi”. Speaking to us anonymously, she shares with us the truth behind the headlines and the dev…
In this ear-opening episode, Rajan takes a trip to London to meet up with writer/actor Kulvinder Ghir and poet/ Diplomat Kevin Isaac as they have a free-flowing conversation surrounding their lives and professional challenges. From parenting to perceive…
In this ear-opening episode, Rajan takes a trip to Lisbon to meet with the remarkable Chitra Stern. They speak about her inspiring upbringing in Singapore and the rise of her business interests in Portugal. It’s a candid conversation that delves into fem…
In this ear-opening episode, Rajan takes a trip to the freezer of the world, that is Canada! Here he meets an extraordinary documentary maker who risked it all to tell a story of female boxers in India. Motivated by a single photo and on a shoe-string bu…
In this ear-opening episode, Rajan travels across the UK to meet with a leading police officer, who is shifting perceptions. Without a doubt, this year has been unique with #covid_19, the #blacklivesmatter movement, tearing down of #statues, a relook a…
In this ear-opening episode, Rajan meets with Baroness Usha Prashar, a respected member of the House of Lords (UK) who has been known for her work in fighting for social justice. She played an instrumental role in the Iraq Inquiry through to overseeing t…
PART 2- In this ear-opening episode, Rajan meets with internationally famed Pakistani / Punjabi drama actor Saim Ali, where they openly discuss the big issues facing actors on the subcontinent and the mental impact that trolling has. This world-exclusive…
In this ear-opening episode, Rajan meets with internationally famed Pakistani / Punjabi drama actor Saim Ali, where they openly discuss the big issues facing actors on the subcontinent and the mental impact that trolling has. This world-exclusive is a un…
In this episode, explorer Rajan Nazran voyages back to Portugal to meet with a friend and entrepreneur Miguel Alves Ribeiro, who was at the helm of European growth for one of India’s leading digital space companies Zomato and now the founder of Sheerm…
Part 2: In this episode – Explorer Rajan Nazran and Global Indian Ambassador Rajesh Gopie plunge into the human experience of being a person of Indian origin in India. In this special 2-part podcast, they meet with the cultural icon Ila Arun and discove…
Part 1: In this episode – Explorer Rajan Nazran and Global Indian Ambassador Rajesh Gopie plunge into the human experience of being a person of Indian origin in India. In this special 2-part podcast, they meet with the cultural icon Ila Arun and discover…
Part 2In this episode – Explorer Rajan Nazran plunges into the human experience of being a person of Indian origin in the UK. In this special 2-part podcast, he meets with Vijay Patel OBE, an entrepreneur and philanthropist who discusses his remarkable j…
Part 1In this episode – Explorer Rajan Nazran plunges into the human experience of being a person of Indian origin in the UK. In this special 2-part podcast, he meets with Vijay Patel OBE, an entrepreneur and philanthropist whose journey through life has…
In this episode – Explorer Rajan Nazran along with theatre actor and social activist Rajesh Gopie, plunge into the human experience of being a person of Indian origin and the conversations you need to know. In this special 2-part podcast, the pair meet w…
In this episode – Explorer Rajan Nazran along with theatre actor and social activist Rajesh Gopie, plunge into the human experience of being a person of Indian origin and the conversations you need to know. In this special 2-part podcast, the pair meet w…
Part 3- In this episode – Explorer Rajan Nazran along with theatre actor and social activist Rajesh Gopie, plunge into the human experience of being a person of Indian origin in South Africa. In this special 3-part podcast, the pair meet with Ela Gandhi,…
Part 2- In this episode – Explorer Rajan Nazran along with theatre actor and social activist Rajesh Gopie, plunge into the human experience of being a person of Indian origin in South Africa. In this special 3-part podcast, the pair meet with Ela Gandh…
In this episode – Explorer Rajan Nazran along with theatre actor and social activist Rajesh Gopie, plunge into the human experience of being a person of Indian origin in South Africa. In this special 3-part podcast, the pair meet with Ela Gandhi, a peac…
Rajan Nazran along with his friends plunge into the experience of being of Indian Origin as they travel across the globe in pursuit of answers to some big questions. In this ear-opening episode, we look at the coming season and the big discussions taking…
Rajan and Kulvinder plunge into the experience of being of Indian Origin as they travel across the globe in pursuit of answers to some big questions. In this ear-opening episode, the pair catch up and recap over the season so far and the extraordinary ti…
Rajan and Kulvinder plunge into the experience of being of Indian Origin as they travel across the globe in pursuit of answers to some big questions. In this ear-opening episode, Rajan meets the Samrow family, whose own extraordinary experience of moving…
Rajan and Kulvinder plunge into the experience of being of Indian Origin as they travel across the globe in pursuit of answers to some big questions. In this ear-opening episode, Rajan meets Rajesh Gopie. A renowned actor, writer, producer, and social ac…
Rajan and Kulvinder plunge into the experience of being of Indian Origin as they travel across the globe in pursuit of answers to some big questions. In this ear-opening episode, they meet Jolly Kochery. An entrepreneur who tackles the issues of identity…
This is Part 2 of Episode 6 – In this ear-opening episode, we delve into Anisa’s life and the inspiration behind her video – Warrior. What emerges will shock you. This is a raw account of a terrifying experience, one that has become all too common acros…
Rajan and Kulvinder plunge into the experience of being of Indian Origin as they travel across the globe in pursuit of answers to some big questions. In this ear-opening episode, they meet recording artists Anisa Singh, who introduces them to the unique …
Rajan and Kulvinder plunge into the experience of being of Indian Origin as they travel across the globe in pursuit of answers to some big questions. In this ear-opening episode they meet Aparna Soni in Uruguay, who faced a total dislocation of language …
Rajan and Kulvinder plunge into the experience of being of Indian origin as they travel across the globe in pursuit of answers to some big questions. In this ear-opening episode, they meet Alisha Popat in Kenya, a musician on a mission to “Africanise” mu…
Rajan and Kulvinder plunge into the experience of being Indian origin as they travel across the globe in pursuit of answers to some big questions. In this ear-opening episode, they meet Celebrity chef and fellow explorer Neeraj Tyagi, a chef who is on a …
Rajan and Kulvinder plunge into the experience of being of Indian origin as they travel across the globe in pursuit of answers to some big questions. In this ear-opening episode, they meet H.E Donald Ramotar, former President of Guyana and a global India…
Rajan and Kulvinder plunge into the experience of being of Indian origin as they travel across the globe in pursuit of answers to some big questions. In this ear-opening episode, they meet Manan Pandya, a global Indian on a mission to change the face of …
Confused about your teens career choices? In this insightful episode, we explore the fascinating world of brain mapping and how it can guide children toward their strengths and passions, especially during crucial career decision-making years. Our guest, Dr. Sweta Adatia, a renowned neurologist and founder of Zebra-Brain, shares her expertise on how understanding the unique […]
