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The Modern India's Podcast

The Modern India's Podcast

著者: The Modern India
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Leading voices within various fields share their thoughts on Norway-India.© 2026 The Modern India's Podcast マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • The Modern India Podcast #82-Women Who Refused Silence: The Gulabi Gang Story
    2026/03/08
    In rural India, Sampat Pal Devi refused to accept violence and injustice against women. She founded the Gulabi Gang, a movement of women dressed in pink who stand together to challenge abuse, corruption, and oppression.In this episode, she shares the story behind one of the most powerful grassroots women’s movements in the world.A conversation about courage, solidarity, and what happens when women refuse to stay silent.Released on International Women’s Day – March 8.


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    30 分
  • The Modern India Podcast #81-When the Air Tells the Truth.
    2026/02/20

    When the Air Tells the Truth

    Guest: Tanya Singhal – Founder, SolarArise | ClimateTech & Renewable Energy Expert

    Air pollution tells the truth about the cost of growth.

    In this episode of The First and Only, I speak with Tanya Singhal, founder of SolarArise and a leading force in India’s renewable energy transition. We discuss India’s clean energy momentum, climate leadership, and what it takes to scale climate-tech solutions in a rapidly developing economy.

    We also explore leadership, responsibility, and why the Global South must be central to climate action.

    A focused and timely conversation on energy, impact, and the future we are building.

    🎧 Now streaming on Spotify.

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    30 分
  • The Modern India Podcast #80-Playing Without Apology
    2026/01/30

    In this episode of The First and Only, I speak with Sara Abdullah Pilot, co-founder of Centre for Equity and Inclusion (CEQUIN), about what it truly costs for girls to play — especially when they are the first and only in their families.


    Before the pitch, there is permission.
    Before ambition, there is justification.
    Before talent, there is negotiation:

    Is it safe? Is it respectable? Is it necessary?


    Sara works with girls who are fighting systems they should never have had to fight — families to convince, institutions to educate, silence to push against. Our conversation makes one thing clear: resistance is systemic, not personal.


    This episode is not just about football.

    It’s about power, voice, and what it takes to claim space without apology — so that the next generation doesn’t have to fight the same battles alone.

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    25 分
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