In this episode, we talk with Garima Surana, founder of the UK femtech startup Rollercoaster Labs, who is out to disrupt women's wellness.Inspired by her own health emergency after being diagnosed with a brain tumor,Garima is developing science-driven, clean-label protein bars speciallydesigned to target the various stages of the female menstrual cycle.

Garima talks about the enormous research and product deficitin women's health, her vision to get the next generation of women "bodyliterate," and her mission to create the "PepsiCo of women'shealth." She also gives insights into her second-time founder's journey,such as navigating product development and being a finalist in the JP MorganFuture Female Forward accelerator. This is a tale of transforming individualhardship into a cause-oriented movement to empower women globally.

In this episode, we talk with Harsh, the founder of TechKareer, a platform dedicated to connecting global startups with elite tech talent from India.​

Harsh walks us through his entrepreneurial journey, from creating an AI developer tool that caught the eye of Silicon Valley's top VCs to building a recruitment platform with an 85% hiring success rate. He shares his vision for the future of hiring, where he believes a blend of powerful AI and essential human oversight can help companies build stronger teams. This conversation offers deep insights into the tech job market, the power of purpose-driven entrepreneurship, and how TechCareer is positioning India as a premier global talent hub

How can a small textile manufacturer compete onsustainability when the solutions cost a fortune? This is the problem ChandraMohan, Founder of EcoFash, is determined to solve. In this episode, Chandrashares his journey from the factory floor to the forefront of the sustainablefashion movement, driven by a mission to empower the industry's underdogs.

He provides a masterclass on the realities of implementingsustainable practices, from navigating complex European regulations todeveloping affordable platforms for traceability, ESG, and Digital ProductPassports (DPP). This isn't just a conversation about ideals; it's a look atthe practical, cost-effective strategies that can make sustainability a realityfor small and medium-sized businesses worldwide. Discover how EcoFash isbuilding a more inclusive and responsible future for the clothes we wear.

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Discover how Dr. Saji Varghese, founder of Sunbird Straws, transforms fallen coconut leaves into biodegradable straws that reduce plastic waste while empowering rural women in India. This episode explores sustainable innovation, social entrepreneurship, and the circular economy, showcasing how nature-inspired solutions can create lasting environmental and community impact. Tune in to hear inspiring insights on tackling plastic pollution and building a greener future.

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In this episode of Impact[X] Media, we speak with Navkaran Singh Bagga, founder of Akvosphere, a pioneering startup transforming atmospheric humidity into clean, potable water. Discover how Akvosphere’s cutting-edge technology turns air into a sustainable water source for large corporates and global markets. Navkaran shares his journey of bootstrapped innovation, the challenges of scaling a water-as-a-service business, and his vision for decentralized water solutions that reduce plastic waste and carbon footprints. Tune in to learn how purpose-driven entrepreneurship is revolutionizing water access and fostering eco-friendly change.

Puneet Dutta, founder of Attaware, reveals how edible cups made from grains and jaggery are replacing plastic, empowering farmers and women, and creating real environmental impact. Discover product innovations, measurable results, and Attaware’s mission to make sustainability delicious and practical for everyone.

In this episode of IMPACT[X] Studio, we sit down with Pallavi Gaur, founder of Intrique, a movement working with artisans across India to preserve handlooms, handicrafts, and conscious clothing.Pallavi shares her decade-long journey of living in villages, building dignity-driven livelihoods, and co-creating sustainable designs with artisans across 7 states. From starting with small weaving clusters to creating brands like Dali that empower families, Intrique is not just a startup—it’s a movement for sustainability, culture, and impact.👉 What you’ll learn in this episode:

• How handlooms and handicrafts form one of India’s strongest, irreplaceable industries
• The real challenges and aspirations of artisans in rural India
• Stories of transformation: from surviving on ₹5,000/month to building ₹30–75 lakh businesses
• Why conscious clothing and sustainability are the future of fashion
• How Intrique is working towards India’s net zero vision by 2070This is more than a conversation—it’s about reimagining fashion, culture, and livelihoods in India.#Intrique #ImpactStartups #HandloomIndia #ConsciousFashion #ImpactXStudio

Join Richa Pant, founder of Harmony Inc., as she shares her journey of shaping CSR and ESG strategies for India’s corporates and social enterprises. With experience at L&T Financial Services, Tata Communications, and Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, Richa explores how sustainability is no longer optional—it's a business imperative.

In this episode, discover how corporates can harmonize profitability with social responsibility, the evolving role of sustainability in India Inc., and the opportunities for startups and corporates to collaborate for meaningful impact. Tune in to learn actionable insights on SDG5 (Women Empowerment), SDG12 (Responsible Consumption), and SDG13 (Climate Action), and how Harmony Inc. is driving change through strategic partnerships and sustainable practices.