India a story in the making with Loveena Tandon

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As a self-proclaimed student of India, Richard Heald OBE, CEO of the UK India Business Council, has made significant contributions to fostering relations between the two countries and continues to work tirelessly. Whether you're seeking insights into the intricacies of this corridor, aiming for success within it, or simply looking to grasp the essence of New India, this episode is for you. 

Join us on this delightful journey!

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This was the- High Five India edition of the episode "Is India’s growth the next global game-changer?" on the show 'India: A Story in the Making', where we seek global perspectives on the India story. 

In this episode, my guest Stefano della Chiesa d'Isasca, an investment banker with expertise in the structured credit market and deep knowledge of emerging markets, delves into the factors shaping his considerations of India as an i...

Born in Tanzania, raised in the UK, and still deeply connected to his Indian roots, Anuj Chande, OBE, embodies the experience of many NRIs who feel a strong tie to India despite never having lived there. 

This episode delves into that connection while also offering valuable insights into the India-UK business corridor. With his extensive knowledge, Anuj sheds light on "how to do business in this Indo-UK corridor and what works?" H...

Are we viewing the world solely through the lenses of patriarchy and feminism, or is there another perspective to consider?

Looking at the strong women deities in Hindu philosophy, we are inclined to think:

Is the Hindu Goddess a Feminist?

These lingering questions inspire us to reflect.

Despite India's pride in powerful goddesses like Durga, Kali, and Chandi, we're confronted with harsh realities like dowry deaths, low f...

Empowerment is sometimes an overused term, especially when discussing women, and even more so during Women's Day. 
What does that word really mean, and how can it be applied to people's lives?

India is often perceived as a conservative country, while Western society is viewed as more liberal. 

Personally, I never felt that way when I came to stay in the UK. 

When similar thoughts resonated during a spontaneous luncheon with f...

This is the story of David Stollar. David lives in London and this has been his home. 

He dropped out of A levels, defied the odds to not only become a teacher but also the author of course books and the designer of GCSE papers for the subject he passionately teaches—Sanskrit. 

David is an Englishman who has never set foot in India but he found unexpected connection with this ancient language. 

At one point, he faced the darknes...

Strolling on the beautiful, stone-engraved streets of Marbella in Southern Spain, I never imagined I'd discover so much of India. It all began with the revelation that Flamenco, the eloquently powerful dance from Andalusia, Spain, has a surprising link to India. 

This discovery led me to Asami, a single mom of two and an incredible Flamenco dancer.
As I delved into the Flamenco-India connection with Asami, I was inspired by her...

How crucial is the significance of your place or country of origin, even if you weren't born and raised there? Discovering your roots or establishing a connection with it is a compelling urge that can shape people's lives. While the answers may vary, it held profound meaning for Anuj Chande OBE.

Anuj Chande, OBE, born in Tanzania and primarily raised in the UK, has woven a substantial part of his professional life with India. As t...

To belong, be connected to roots, and conserve one's culture while passing it on to the next generation are themes that constantly recur in the lives of Indians living abroad. Festivals, apart from being occasions, also provide an opportunity to connect their children born in a different culture and environment to their roots.

The building of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya encompasses all of the above and more. We spoke to a group of p...

"India calling”, “Bollywood calling,”  or “Destiny calling,” whatever be the pretext or reason, the journey that Datta Dave made from Hollywood to Bollywood is awesome.Born and brought up in the US, Datta Dave moved to India - Mumbai and now runs a successful company, Tulsea represating creatives 
For all those who are interested in films, entertainment or just what it means to listen to your intuition and transform your life. t...

In a content-overcrowded world, the question of how cinema, especially Indian cinema, needs to reinvent itself to stay relevant is one that tickles all creative minds. In 'India: A Story in the Making,' we present an audience perspective, especially from someone who has saddled continents and experienced both sides of the prism—India and the UK. In this episode, Loveena reflects on the pivotal role cinema plays in shaping memories ...

Unlock the story behind an Englishman’s 200+ journeys to India. For a law graduate from Oxford, Richard Heald, CEO of the UK India Business Council, work took him to India but it was its people, culture and cuisine - socially Biryanis that kept, taking him back. A self proclaimed student of India, Richard has worked in the field of Indo-UK relations for decades now.   
He is thus one of the best person to take us through how the...

The world around us is in constant flux, and often, our perceptions and perspectives struggle to keep pace with these nuanced changes. In this episode, we embark on a journey through personal anecdotes, shedding light on how both perceptions and perspectives significantly influence our decisions, not only on a personal level but also in the context of international relations—illustrated by the case of India and the UK.

As India...

Amidst the vast opportunities of the Indian market, hurdles often lurk, creating a maze between potential success and unforeseen challenges. 

Join Timothy Fischer, Global CEO of Stirling Education, Chairman of X1 Greenwich, and a seasoned private equity investor, as we navigate through the distinctive features of India's investment landscape.

In this episode, we confront the problems that may hoodwink even the most seasoned inves...

Gift-giving in India is now an uphill task, as the allure of foreign brands diminishes with new entrants flooding the market. Join me to explore the nuances of this changing attitude and the new found swagger through my personal experience.
In this episode, we'll reminisce and uncover the intricacies shaping this shift. I also reveal the guest, for the next episode, a visionary nurturing new football talent and bringing internat...

While India is striving to become a $5 trillion economy soon, the question looms: Is the infrastructure ready for it? 
While the GDP has increased, the concentration of wealth, particularly in the hands of a few families remains a significant concern or is it a concern for those looking to invest in India?
While India wants to pose itself as a huge investment opportunity, does its internal politics make foreign investors vary...