Podcasts about minerva academy

In this episode, we travel into the world of elite youth football with Minerva Academy — one of India's most respected football academies, known for developing young talent through discipline, belief, and world-class training.We meet Chetan Tiwari (14) from Minerva Academy U14, whose journey recently reached an international milestone at the Norway Cup — the world's largest youth football tournament.Minerva Academy's U14 team emerged as champions, marking a proud moment not just for the academy, but for Indian grassroots football on a global stage.Beyond the win, this episode is about:What it takes to compete internationally at a young ageThe unseen discipline behind successFamily sacrifice, belief, and resilienceHow Indian youth football is finding its place globallyAs Chetan shares, his journey is inseparable from his older brother — who gave up his own dream so Chetan could live his.

In this episode of The First and Only, Ranjit Bajaj — founder of Minerva Academy — shares how he's transforming Indian football from the grassroots. With 183,000 annual applications and no government or corporate backing, Minerva has produced champions who've won the Norway Cup, Dana Cup, and World Youth Cup.Ranjit talks about spotting raw rural talent, building discipline and belief in young players, and what India must change to become a true football nation. A powerful conversation about opportunity, ambition, and the future of Indian football.

Check out the meeting of the minds, hosted by dr. Din & my favorite Prof. David Peritz, we are going to share some insights on contemporary journalism and the current news of the day with the members of Minerva Academy.

In this week's show we are joined by Mr Ranjit Bajaj to discuss how the football community can bring about change after more let downs buy the Federation and we also learn about the amazing work he is doing to support and nurture young talent in India through his Minerva Academy.

Zomaar Radio has been invited to host four Artist Talks at the Groninger Culturele Ambassade! Every episode we talk with artists of the exhibition, the curator or the art institutes that selected the artists for this exhibition, and we invite an external expert within the theme of the exhibition; water/hydrogen. This fourth and final time, our presentor Alexander Weeber talkes with artists Manja Kindt, Jan Pieter van den Bos en Paula Biemans, writer of 'Kustverhalen' Bram Esser and previous director of Natuurmuseum Fryslân Gerk Koopmans. In this podcast you can listen to a special made soundpiece called 'Europe' by Rinus Dubbis. Rinus is a musician and student of Minerva Academy for Populair Culture. http://www.manjakindt.nl/ http://www.paulabiemans.nl/ http://www.janpietervandenbos.nl/ http://www.bramesser.com/index.html https://natuurmuseumfryslan.nl/ Audiopiece by Rinus Dubbis: https://www.facebook.com/Mehhemeh More info: www.waterwaterstof.nl

Zomaar Radio has been invited to host four Artist Talks at the Groninger Culturele Ambassade! Every episode we talk with artists of the exhibition, the curator or the art institutes that selected the artists for this exhibition, and we invite an external expert within the theme of the exhibition; water/hydrogen. This time our presentor Alexander Weeber talkes with artists Katie Ceekay, Eirik Jahnsen, Reinier Kranendonk, projectspace SIGN and researcher Allard Roest of the Hanzelectoraat. Be sure to visit the other Artist Talks on the 17th of November on location in Leeuwarden! More info in this event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2612593935631603 In this podcast a special collaboration with music producer C-Section of Minerva Academy for Populair Culture. https://www.katieceekay.com/ https://www.eirikjahnsen.com/ http://www.wieisreindier.nl/ https://sign2.nl/ Audiopiece by: https://www.facebook.com/csectiondj More info: www.waterwaterstof.nl

Zomaar Radio has been invited to host four Artist Talks at the Groninger Culturele Ambassade! Every episode we talk with artists of the exhibition, the curator or the art institutes that selected the artists for this exhibition, and we invite an external expert within the theme of the exhibition; water/hydrogen. This time our presentor Anna-Rosja Haveman talked with artists Marit Westerhuis, Simon Haakmeester and Hannes Arvid Andersson, Tine Stolte of NAIP and hydrogen expert Marcus Rolloos of DEOdrive. Be sure to visit the other Artist Talks on the 3rd of November and 17th of November on location in Leeuwarden! More info in this event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2612593935631603 In this podcast a special collaboration with music producer Bayrambass of Minerva Academy for Populair Culture. http://maritwesterhuis.tumblr.com/ http://www.handersson.net/ Audiopiece by: https://soundcloud.com/bayrambass More info: http://cbkgroningen.nl/agenda/culturele-ambassade-lf2018/

Rein Jelle Terpstra is a professor of art and photography at the Minerva Academy of Fine Arts in Groningen, Netherlands. He's in the midst of writing a book about the funeral train that carried the body of assassinated US Senator Robert F. Kennedy from New York to Washington, DC. Transportation Radio spoke with Professor Terpstra and asked him to tell us about the project.