Sharing the stories of women who often get lost in translation.
Indian Women Abroad
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Sharing the stories of women who often get lost in translation.
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July 12, 2026
I Married Abroad to Escape Life In India. It Changed Everything | Obu Ramaraj | Indian Women Abroad Podcast
<p>She wanted to marry abroad for one reason: freedom.In this episode of Indian Women Abroad, Mrinaal Datt sits down with Obu Ramaraj, founder of Smart Money Solutions, to talk about the life-changing decisions that shaped her journey—from wanting to leave India in search of independence to becoming a successful entrepreneur, author, and mentor.</p><p>Obu shares her honest story of growing up in India, moving overseas, building a business from the ground up, writing two books, and using goal setting to turn dreams into reality.</p><p>Whether you're an immigrant, entrepreneur, or simply looking for inspiration to create a life on your own terms, this conversation is packed with practical lessons and powerful insights.</p><p>In this episode:</p><p>✅ Why Obu wanted to marry abroad for freedom</p><p>✅ The realities of starting over in a new country</p><p>✅ Building Smart Money Solutions</p><p>✅ Writing and publishing two books</p><p>✅ The power of goal setting and manifestation</p><p>✅ Challenges of entrepreneurship</p><p>✅ Advice for Indian women building careers overseas</p><p>✅ Lessons from creating a life with purpose</p><p>If this conversation inspired you, please like, subscribe and share it with someone who needs to hear it.</p><p>🎙️ Indian Women Abroad shares the stories of Indian women building extraordinary lives around the world.</p><p>Subscribe to the Indian Women Abroad newsletter: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/safety/go?url=https%3A%2F%2Fshare.hsforms.com%2F1vwOOwYhnQkWuevwJh7TXLgszc98&trk=flagship-messaging-web&messageThreadUrn=urn%3Ali%3AmessagingThread%3A2-NmIzZjQwODctMjI0Ni00MmE1LThhYzItOWZjZGVkZTg1OWM1XzEwMA%3D%3D&lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_notifications%3B25bnzAB7S323w1YA%2FgYSUA%3D%3D" target="_blank">https://share.hsforms.com/1vwOOwYhnQkWuevwJh7TXLgszc98</a></p><p>If you liked this podcast, don't forget to like, comment, share and subscribe and follow us on our socials: http://instagram.com/indianwomenabroad</p><p>https://www.linkedin.com/company/indian-women-abroad</p><p>http://facebook.com/indianwomenabroad</p><p>https://www.tiktok.com/@indianwomenabroad</p><p>Or watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV1Ky8Z_txA</p><p>#IndianWomenAbroad #WomenEntrepreneurs #IndianDiaspora #GoalSetting #WomenInBusiness</p>
June 14, 2026
How a Daughter of Immigrants Raised $500,000 for Her Startup | Indian Women Abroad | Tala Thrive
<p>In this episode of Indian Women Abroad, Tala Thrive founder Sonia Kaurah shares her journey growing up as a Malaysian-Australian woman with Indian heritage, navigating identity, racism, mental health challenges, and entrepreneurship.Sonia opens up about being the child of divorced parents, never feeling fully Indian, fully Malaysian or fully Australian, experiencing racism after moving to Scandinavia, and struggling to find a therapist who understood the unique challenges faced by women of colour and children of immigrants.She also shares how those experiences inspired her to launch Tala Thrive, a startup focused on culturally responsive mental health support, and how she raised more than $500,000 through crowdfunding to bring her vision to life.In this conversation, we discuss:• Growing up with Indian/Malaysian heritage in Australia• Being the child of divorced parents • Identity struggles and belonging• Racism and living in Scandinavia• Mental health in immigrant families• Why culturally competent therapy matters• Building Tala Thrive• Raising $500,000 through crowdfunding• The realities of being a woman founder• Challenges faced by founders from migrant backgrounds• Representation in startups and venture capital• Lessons from entrepreneurshipWhether you're navigating life between cultures, building a startup, dealing with identity challenges, or looking for inspiration as a woman founder, Sonia's story is one that will resonate.Subscribe for more conversations with Indian women building careers, businesses and lives around the world.Subscribe to the Indian Women Abroad newsletter: https://share.hsforms.com/1vwOOwYhnQkWuevwJh7TXLgszc98If you liked this podcast, don't forget to like, comment, share and subscribe and follow us on our socials:http://instagram.com/indianwomenabroadhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/indian-women-abroadhttp://facebook.com/indianwomenabroadhttps://www.tiktok.com/@indianwomenabroadOr watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/qAwxxe009qs#IndianWomenAbroad #WomenFounders #IndianDiaspora</p>
December 13, 2025
The BIGGEST LIE about Indians & second-hand fashion | Megha on building Kifaayat | Indian Women Abroad podcast
<p>Indians don’t buy second-hand clothes — or so we’ve been told.In this episode of Indian Women Abroad, I speak with Megha Tripathi, founder of Kifaayat, an online marketplace redefining how South Asians think about thrifting, sustainability, and more. Megha opens up about:</p><p>Why second-hand clothing is still taboo in Indian communities</p><p>The cultural stigma around “used” clothes, weddings, and status</p><p>Building a second-hand fashion startup despite resistance</p><p>Why sustainability conversations look different in South Asian householdsThis isn’t just a startup story — it’s a cultural one.Find out more about Kifaayat here: https://www.kifaayat.shop/🎧 Watch till the end to understand why changing mindsets is harder than building tech.Subscribe to the Indian Women Abroad newsletter: https://share.hsforms.com/1vwOOwYhnQkWuevwJh7TXLgszc98If you liked this podcast, don't forget to like, comment, share and subscribe and follow us on our socials:http://instagram.com/indianwomenabroad</p><p>https://www.linkedin.com/company/indian-women-abroad</p><p>http://facebook.com/indianwomenabroad</p><p>https://www.tiktok.com/@indianwomenabroadOr watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npdoMGcOh7c#indianwomenabroad #Kifaayat #SecondHandClothing #IndianMindset #CulturalTaboos #SustainableIndia #WomenInBusiness #StartupJourney #SouthAsianDiaspora #FashionRecommerce #IndianWomenAbroad #SecondHandFashion #IndianStartups #SustainableFashion #SouthAsianCulture #WomenFounders #StartupStories #IndianDiaspora #Thrifting #CircularFashion #WomenFounders #IndianEntrepreneurs #StartupStories #WomenInBusiness #CircularFashion #IndianPodcast #Podcast</p>
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