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by Edelgive

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In a nation experiencing rapid financial growth, one natural outcome is the increasing practice of giving back to society. As individuals amass greater wealth, there is a growing need to foster a culture of philanthropy—one that draws on the examples set by historic families and inspires new generations to view giving as an aspirational activity. The expanding economy also brings with it a large base of generational wealth that has the potential to be used for a variety of philanthropic purposes. However, individuals and families with the means often and themselves paralyzed by the process, options and structures of giving, limiting them from reaching their fullest potential. Over the past six years, EdelGive, in partnership with Hurun India has laid the groundwork for this movement by compiling and publishing the Philanthropy List. Continuing down this path, EdelGive's goal is to expand the eld of philanthropy, encouraging more individuals and families with wealth to contribute to the collective development of Indian society. To spark dialogue and demystify the subject, EdelGive plans to launch a podcast featuring conversations with top philanthropists, new entrants to the eld, and pioneers who were far ahead of their time. These discussions will explore the motivations behind accumulating wealth and the reasons for choosing to give it away for the greater good. The podcast will delve into how philanthropists approach giving, how they manage their funds, and envision the future of philanthropy in a complex and diverse nation like India. Through this initiative, EdelGive aims to position itself as a thought leader in the philanthropic space, strengthening its reputation as a reliable and competent Philanthropic Asset Manager. EdelGive intends to act as a catalyst and through this platform, inspire more people to step into the world of giving.

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June 16, 2026

You must give more of your mind than money | S.D. Shibulal and Kumari Shibulal | Give it a Go | EP 08

What does it take to build lasting institutions, create meaningful impact, and stay grounded through decades of change? In this thoughtful conversation, Naghma Mulla, CEO of EdelGive Foundation, sits down with S.D. Shibulal and Kumari Shibulal to discuss the values that have shaped their journey across technology, education, philanthropy, and nation-building. From the importance of leading by example and fostering a culture of giving to lessons on decision-making, learning, and long-term thinking, this episode offers a rare glimpse into the mindset behind some of India's most respected philanthropic initiatives. The conversation explores: • Leadership by example and building a culture of giving • The role of education in creating lasting change • Philanthropy as a long-term commitment • Building institutions that outlast individuals • Decision-making in times of uncertainty • The importance of values, purpose, and responsibility A masterclass in leading with purpose, building with conviction, and creating impact that lasts beyond a lifetime.

May 7, 2026

We’re in the business of enabling lives | Shaifalika & Shubhrakant Panda | Give it a Go | EP 7

What does it really mean to give back? And how much is actually enough In this episode of Give It A Go, Naghma Mulla sits down with Shaifalika Panda and Shubhrakant Panda to unpack what thoughtful giving actually looks like, beyond charity, beyond optics. From building businesses to working closely with communities across Odisha, they share what it takes to create real, lasting impact. This isn’t about quick fixes or feel-good philanthropy. It’s about patience, responsibility, and doing the work the right way. We talk about: • The difference between giving and enabling • Why most people get impact wrong • How much wealth is truly “enough” • The role of power, privilege, and responsibility • Why failure and patience are part of the journey • What real empowerment actually looks like This conversation is honest, grounded, and quietly powerful, especially if you’ve ever thought about success, purpose, or what comes after “making it”. Chapters: 00:00 Highlights of the Episode 01:09 Introducing the Guests 02:35 A Legacy Built on Community, Not Just Business 05:40 Power, Privilege & Responsibility 07:30 Shift to Community-Led Change 09:47 Why Working in Silos Fails 13:34 How Much Wealth Is Actually Enough? 15:06 Non-Negotiables in Business & Life 17:10 Charity vs Real Impact 21:28 What Empowerment Really Looks Like 23:39 The Truth About Power & Problems 26:02 Why Failure Needs to Be Normalised 30:54 The Hard Truth About Collaboration 32:52 Passing Values to the Next Generation 37:21 Giving Isn’t Just About Money 39:05 Writing a Check vs Doing the Work 42:09 What Giving Has Done for Them

April 3, 2026

How do we get 70 million people out of poverty? | ft. Dr. Swati and Mr. Ajay Piramal | Give it a Go | EP 6

In this episode of Give It A Go, host Naghma Mulla sits down with Dr. Swati Piramal and Mr. Ajay Piramal to explore how they’ve built successful businesses while driving meaningful social impact. Grounded in the principles of seva, spirituality, and equanimity inspired by the Gita, they reflect on their family’s legacy of giving - from pioneering girls’ education in Rajasthan to leading large-scale public health interventions. The conversation explores critical gaps that still exist - healthcare research skewed toward men, widespread anaemia and mental health challenges among women, and persistent pay inequality. Mr. Ajay highlights why sustainable change in India requires working with the government, not outside it - focusing on improving the efficiency of large-scale public spending. He discusses initiatives like the Piramal School of Leadership, which invests in strengthening mid-level leadership within public systems, and their work addressing multidimensional poverty, water access, nutrition, and deep-rooted tribal health inequities. Together, they emphasize starting early with giving, staying hands-on, and finding genuine joy in service. Chapters: 00:00 Highlights of the Episode 01:19 Meet the Guests 02:40 Legacy of Giving 08:33 Gita and Giving 11:23 Women in Leadership 14:38 Equanimity in Success 19:04 Passing Values Forward 21:13 Working With Government 24:02 Training Mid-Level Leaders 25:06 Turning 70 and Going All In 27:26 Tech for Health Inequities 28:55 Tribal Gap and Inequality 31:30 Advice for Women Leaders 33:47 Equal Pay and Fellowships 37:19 Owning Philanthropy Together 39:26 Start Giving Earlier 44:47 Final thoughts

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What is Give it a Go?: In a nation experiencing rapid financial growth, one natural outcome is the increasing practice of giving back to society. As individuals amass greater wealth, there is a growing need to foster a culture of philanthropy—one that draws on the examples set by historic families and inspires new generations to view giving as an aspirational activity. The expanding economy also brings with it a large base of generational wealth that has the potential to be used for a variety of philanthropic purposes. However, individuals and families with the means often and themselves paralyzed by the process, options and structures of giving, limiting them from reaching their fullest potential. Over the past six years, EdelGive, in partnership with Hurun India has laid the groundwork for this movement by compiling and publishing the Philanthropy List.

Continuing down this path, EdelGive's goal is to expand the eld of philanthropy, encouraging more individuals and families with wealth to contribute to the collective development of Indian society. To spark dialogue and demystify the subject, EdelGive plans to launch a podcast featuring conversations with top philanthropists, new entrants to the eld, and pioneers who were far ahead of their time. These discussions will explore the motivations behind accumulating wealth and the reasons for choosing to give it away for the greater good.

The podcast will delve into how philanthropists approach giving, how they manage their funds, and envision the future of philanthropy in a complex and diverse nation like India. Through this initiative, EdelGive aims to position itself as a thought leader in the philanthropic space, strengthening its reputation as a reliable and competent Philanthropic Asset Manager. EdelGive intends to act as a catalyst and through this platform, inspire more people to step into the world of giving.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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