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by Bridge India

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14 episodes
Updated Daily
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Podcast Overview

Bridge India’s Voices podcast is where we discover change-makers and engage with diaspora around the world to discover their relationship with India. It's hosted by comedy writer Ali-Asghar Abedi and former diplomat, entrepreneur and civil society player Mark Runacres. Bridge India is a platform that seeks to highlight and celebrate India's nuances, to help India-watchers understand the country better.

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Publishing Since

1/28/2022

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Episode thumbnail for Growing the no-shore business model

September 19, 2022

Growing the no-shore business model

<p>The pandemic has changed working patterns for a generation. The traditional model of five days in the office is unlikely to return in many industries.</p> <p>We speak to technology innovator Bankim Chandra on how he scaled his IT firm to over 1,000 staff globally through a no-shore model. He talks about how vital in-person communication still in, and how their employee wellbeing today have an increased focus on holisitic employee welfare, including having the right mental health in a remote working world.</p> <p>Hosted by journalist and comedy writer based in New York Ali-Asghar Abedi.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Rediscovering my Jammu roots

August 24, 2022

Rediscovering my Jammu roots

<p>Jammu and Kashmir is a region not familiar to most Indians and non-Indians alike.</p> <p>We speak to journalist Venus Upadhayaya, who was born in Jammu and whose ancestral home is in a village in the lower shivalik ranges that are also home to the Dogra/Pahadi culture. Her ancestral home has always fascinated her and this episode showcases her journey to discover her roots.</p> <p>Hosted by former diplomat, entrepreneur and civil society player Mark Runacres.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Opportunities and barriers for Indians in literary fiction

June 27, 2022

Opportunities and barriers for Indians in literary fiction

<p>Sarah Jessica Parker wants you to read her writings. And her first book was named one of the Best Books of 2018 by Washington Post, NPR, People, Buzzfeed and others.</p> <p>We speak to author Fatima Farheen Mirza, who talks about a change in representation for South Asians in literary fiction, assigning labels in ethnic stories and how A&nbsp;Place for Us&nbsp;is a deeply moving and resonant story of love, identity, and belonging.</p> <p>Hosted by journalist and comedy writer based in New York Ali-Asghar Abedi.</p>

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What is Voices?

Bridge India’s Voices podcast is where we discover change-makers and engage with diaspora around the world to discover their relationship with India. It's hosted by comedy writer Ali-Asghar Abedi and former diplomat, entrepreneur and civil society player Mark Runacres.

Bridge India is a platform that seeks to highlight and celebrate India's nuances, to help India-watchers understand the country better.

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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