Podcast appearances and mentions of Rahul Singh

Send us a textAdvaita Vedanta in Politics: Compassionate Leadership and EthicsIn this episode of the Beard and Mystic podcast, host Rahul Singh explores the intersection of Advaita Vedanta and modern politics, emphasizing the importance of ethics, truth, and dharma in assessing political candidates. The episode advocates for compassionate and servant leadership qualities, drawing from spiritual teachings to address contemporary issues such as misinformation, political violence, and social justice. It endorses Kamala Harris for President, highlighting her progressive policies on economic equity, climate action, and healthcare reform. The discussion also challenges traditional notions of masculinity, promoting empathetic and ethical leadership, and urges listeners to vote with a sense of collective well-being.00:00 Voting and nonduality01:08 Advaita Vedanta Philosophy 10105:02 Spiritual ethics in Governance11:26 Leadership Qualities from a Non-Dual Perspective 13:32 Abortion Rights 16:33 The Bearded Mystic Endorses18:57 True Compassionate Masculinity24:04 ConclusionVisit my website: https://www.thebeardedmysticpodcast.com/Buy The Bearded Mystic Podcast Merch: https://thebeardedmysticpodcast.myshopify.com/Want a one-on-one spiritual discussion with The Bearded Mystic - book here: https://www.thebeardedmysticpodcast.com/p/spiritual-discussion/Visit my website: https://www.thebeardedmysticpodcast.com/Buy The Bearded Mystic Podcast Merch: https://thebeardedmysticpodcast.myshopify.com/Want a one-on-one spiritual discussion with The Bearded Mystic - book here: https://www.thebeardedmysticpodcast.com/p/spiritual-discussion/Support the show

Let me know your thoughts on the show and what topic you would like me to discuss next.Ever wondered how ancient spiritual teachings can transform modern man? Rahul Singh, the insightful host of the Bearded Mystic Podcast, joins us to share his remarkable journey from university scepticism to a deep spiritual awakening. Together, we explore how questioning our beliefs can lead to profound stability and purpose. Raul's personal story, enriched by the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita and non-dual philosophy, offers a blueprint for anyone seeking to align their life with deeper spiritual truths.We delve into the nature of awareness and the timeless teachings of mystics like Osho, Jiddu Krishnamurti, and Ramana Maharshi. Rahul and I discuss the initial confusion between Western religious teachings and Eastern spiritual concepts and how these differences can be harmonized through a living faith. Essential to this journey is the role of a guru, who can guide seekers through the complexities of Vedanta and Hinduism. By fostering an open-minded approach and perceiving spiritual teachings as alive and present, we uncover the essence of non-duality and the boundless nature of awareness.In our final discussions, we highlight practical techniques for starting a meditation practice, emphasizing the importance of honest self-reflection and the dangers of premature spiritual ego. The conversation touches on the transformative power of continuous awareness and oneness with the divine. We conclude with insights on maintaining this connection and the courage to pursue true oneness with God. Tune in to this enriching episode to discover how to take charge of your spiritual destiny and join a brotherhood dedicated to living a purposeful and awakened life.Key moments in this episode:03:26 Existential Crisis and Spiritual Awakening08:35 Faith and Surrender in Spirituality15:57 Understanding Non-Duality22:45 The Bhagavad Gita: A Guide to Life24:23 The Essence of Krishna's Teachings27:12 The Four Paths to Liberation30:27 Mysticism and Personal Spirituality34:02 Starting a Meditation Practice39:58 The Importance of Awareness45:17 Honesty in Spirituality48:14 Conclusion and Contact InformationHow to reach Rahul:Website: https://www.podpage.com/the-bearded-mystic-podcast/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/The-Bearded-Mystic-Podcast-106118791711117/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebeardedmysticpodcast/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheBeardedMysticPodcastX: https://twitter.com/bearded_mystic Support the Show.Thanks for listening to the Revolutionary Man Podcast. If you want more information about our programs use the links below to check us out. It could be the step that changes your life.

Discover the amazing success story of EcoSoul, a homegrown company that started small but quickly emerged as a global leader. By building eco-friendly products and strategizing effective global distribution, they've penetrated markets in over 70 countries, achieving a staggering $30 million in revenue with a mere $10 million in initial funding. Rahul Singh is a hands- on leader and in this episode he talks about his journey of building EcoSoul. He delves deeply into EcoSoul's supply chain development, a critical factor in its rapid growth.Get notified about the latest releases and bonus content by subscribing to our newsletter at www.founderthesis.comRead more about EcoSoul:-1.Meet man who sold his house to create business made of waste, now owns company with annual turnover Rs 600 crore2.‘We Sold Our Home For Our Dream': Sustainable Kitchenware Biz Clocks $50 Million in Revenues3. EcoSoul: Making a Difference4. From waste to wealth: EcoSoul Home's battle cry against plastic toxicity5. Ecosoul develops everyday products using sustainable materials6.From the US to EU, how EcoSoul Home clocked over Rs 100 cr in GMV by exporting sustainable products

This week, host Basant Kumar is joined by independent journalist Rahul Singh.Rahul talks about his report on the shortcomings of the public distribution system in Jharkhand. He says despite the online mechanism, food security is poor in rural areas, and instead of helping, the system “is emerging as a hurdle” for the Adivasis.Basant reported on people falsely named as beneficiaries of the Krishi Vigyan Kendra in a report by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research, which also claimed their farm incomes doubled in 2022. He shares how he found out the factual errors in the government body's book. Tune in.Timecodes00:00:00 - Introduction00:01:14 - Lok Sabha Election00:07:57 - Issues in getting Ration in Jharkhand00:25:21 - Farmers' income00:36:45 - RecommendationsRecommendationsRahulJawanBasantScoopMedia Ka LoktantraProduced and edited by Saif Ali Ekram, recorded by Anil Kumar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former police officer Julio Ribeiro, former editor Rahul Singh and prominent gynaecologist Dr Rustom Soonawala reflect on India's successes over seven decades and where it could have done better.

The 2019 Balakot airstrike was a significant military operation conducted by the Indian Air Force in response to the Pulwama terrorist attack. This marked the first time since the 1971 War that Indian aircraft had conducted an airstrike on Pakistani soil.The strike targeted a Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terror camp in Balakot, Pakistan. The Indian Mirage-2000 fighter pilots carried out the airstrike, aiming to eliminate terrorist threats.The following day, the Pakistan Air Force retaliated with a strike in the Rajouri sector of Jammu. In the ensuing aerial battle, India claimed to have shot down a Pakistani F-16 fighter aircraft while losing a MiG-21, with its Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman captured after ejecting over Pakistani-held territory. Later, he was repatriated.The aftermath of the airstrike saw controversies, including unverified news in the newsrooms and conflicting reports. The duo, Dev Goswami and Shiv Aroor recount their experiences covering the event. They discuss the preparations for the airstrike and the controversies surrounding the strike; for one, the Indian Air Force has confirmed "hitting targets," but there is no official estimation of casualties — if any — yet, and Pakistan's response, exploring claims that they intentionally missed targets in India to avoid escalating to an all-out war.Shiv Aroor and co-author Rahul Singh have also covered the detailed account of the Balakot airstrike, including planning, execution, and aftermath in their book 'India's Most Fearless.'Listen in as we bring you the inside and unearthed details of the two tense days!Produced by Anna PriyadarshiniSound Mix by Kapil Dev Singh

At Cassandra Summit 2023, in San Jose California, I spoke with Rahul Singh about some of the challenges facing the Cassandra project. Cassandra: https://cassandra.apache.org/ Cassandra Summit: https://events.linuxfoundation.org/cassandra-summit/ If you prefer video, that's here: https://youtu.be/KQVWDze1yvs  

The Reserve Bank of India told banks and non-banking financial companies last month to set aside more capital for risk weights. The central bank was concerned about the recent rise in unsecured personal loans. And now, top lenders have asked their fintech partners to curtail issuing tiny personal loans. Paytm has already announced its plan to go slow on sub-50,000-rupee-loans. So is it the end of small retail loans?  The central bank, meanwhile, has said that inflation may soar in November and December. The government too looks circumspect. Its list of food staples facing export restrictions is getting longer as general elections are approaching. Export restrictions on one of the items in the list, which is sugar, were extended beyond October 31 last week. No reason was cited. At the same time, the government also directed sugar mills not to use sugarcane juice or syrup for making ethanol this year. In today's special segment, find out if it is a good idea. And will it fix the sugar supply? Clearly the ruling party doesn't want to take any chance as 2024 is the election year. But what does the calendar year 2024 hold for the markets? Will the small-caps continue their dream run? To what extent geopolitics impact market sentiment? Will 2024 belong to debt/bond market investors instead of equity investors as interest rates remain higher for longer? What about FII and DII flows into equities as an asset class? Puneet Wadhwa caught up with Rahul Singh, chief investment officer for equities at Tata Asset Management to find out After this interesting interview, let us now move on to our explainer segment. Google's parent firm Alphabet recently came out with its most advanced artificial intelligence model, called Gemini. It is Alphabet's highly anticipated AI model, which may blow people off their feet with its reasoning capabilities. Let us find out more about it in this episode of the podcast for more.   

In the latest episode of the businessline podcast, host Jayapriyanka delves into the transformative trend of off-season corporate farming. This approach involves start-ups and MSMEs partnering with farmers through various contracts to produce agricultural products for consumers. Archana, the Founder of My Harvest Farms, highlights how this business model is empowering farmers to increase their income during non-season periods. Additionally, it offers employment and expertise to farmers who would otherwise be unemployed, says Shan Kadavil, CEO & Co-founder, FreshToHome. While concerns about farmer exploitation exist in corporate farming, companies with strong marketing knowledge are often able to secure better prices for farmers' produce. Rahul Singh, Co-Founder of EcoSoul Home, shares insights from his unit's processing of palm leaves. This not only provides farmers with a steady income but also gives start-ups access to expert labour and the agricultural sector. Kadavil emphasises how start-ups can offer better prices to farmers while keeping products affordable for buyers. Furthermore, these partnerships go beyond monetary benefits; some companies offer farmers vacations and social security benefits such as ESI and PF schemes, demonstrating a commitment to improving farmers' lives. Rituraj Sharma, founder, Zetta Farms, explains how aggregating farmers' efforts and providing social security benefits is mutually beneficial. This model also includes landless agricultural labourers, addressing the issue of seasonal unemployment. Start-ups not only market farm products but also educate farmers, helping them become entrepreneurs and produce value-added products, says Archana. These innovations are making technology more accessible to farmers, attracting young people to agriculture as a career. The goal is to create more rural employment and tackle seasonal unemployment, which remains a significant challenge. However, there are obstacles to bringing farmers into the organized sector, says Singh. Nonetheless, Sukhpal Singh, Professor, IIM-Ahmedabad believes this shift is crucial for making Indian agriculture export-oriented. Building trust between farmers and corporates is another challenge. Some companies partner with government institutions to gain trust, but trust-building remains an ongoing issue, says Sharma. Many of these new farming ventures focus on organic farming, recognising the market value of organic products. However, the lack of incentives for natural farming poses a hindrance, says Archana. Despite the challenges, scaling up operations could offer solutions to sector-wide issues, according to Archana. Lastly, Singh emphasises the importance of striking a balance between the benefits and potential drawbacks of this approach. Listen in! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/business-line/message

Host Alex Pierson speaks with Rahul Singh, Executive Director of GlobalMedic, about getting aid to Morocco. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former police officer Julio Ribeiro, former editor Rahul Singh and prominent gynaecologist  Dr Rustom Soonawala reflect on seeing India become independent, its big successes in 76 years and where it could have done better.

Google has pending competition cases, not just in India but in other jurisdictions like the EU. Some start-ups have expressed concern about the tech giant's in-house billing system. The Alliance of Digital India Foundation (ADIF) filed a plea against Google's user choice billing system (UCB) in the Delhi High Court. The court today asked the Competition Commission of India to look into ADIF's complaint by April 26. April 26 is the day when the new billing system goes into effect. Rahul Singh, Associate Professor, National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, helps us understand the dynamics between start-ups and Google. We also talk about the possibility of tech giants like Google being monitored. On the issue of monitoring Google, Singh says, "What we should bear in mind is that action can be taken only as per law." Listen in. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/business-line/message

• Kevin Frankish speaks with Rahul Singh about the work of GlobalMedic to help those affected by the deadly and devasting quake in Turkey & Syria and how we can help• Ann Rohmer has information about The Canadian Blood Services' Fill the Seats radiothon program which is a way for people in Canada to commit to giving to others by donating blood and plasma. (Feb 13-28)• Jim Lang is with Ted Nolan – the former NHL player and coach, who is being honoured with his own hockey trading card as a part of Upper Deck's First Peoples Rookie Card series. • Shaliza Bacchus looks at the Black Girl Hockey Club Announces Winter 2023 Scholarship Award Winners. BGHC celebrates seven young women for excellence on and off the ice.• Ann Rohmer has the  monthly check-in with Vaughan's Mayor Steven Del Duca. Topics include: 2023 budget, black history month celebrations, mayor's town halls and tips to protect against auto theft.

RECOVERING POLITICIANS PANEL: OTTAWA HEALTH CARE SUMMIT 12-12:30 PM Jane Brown is filling in for Libby Znaimer today. She is joined by Peggy Nash, former Ontario NDP MPP for Parkdale-High Park, John Milloy, a former Ontario Liberal MPP who served as a cabinet minister under the Dalton McGuinty  and Kathleen Wynne governments and John Mykytyshyn, a conservative political consultant and President of Bradgate Research Group. Today: Ottawa is meeting with the Premiers in a historic summit to discuss a new healthcare funding model. The premiers have been calling on the federal Liberals to increase its portion of the Canada Health Transfer from 22 per cent to 35 per cent. Meanwhile, here in Toronto, the City will be voting on a motion to expand the hours of operation for warming centres serving the homeless. Many advocates have been calling on the City to improve the conditions amid frigid temperatures outside this winter. Finally, we discuss the upcoming U.S. State of the Union address by President Joe Biden which comes on the heels of escalating tensions between Washington and China over surveillance balloons. CANADA'S RESPONSE TO EARTHQUAKE IN TURKEY & SYRIA 12:30-12:50 PM Jane Brown is now joined by Rahul Singh, Executive Director of Global Medic and Jason Nickerson, Doctors Without Borders' Humanitarian Representative to Canada based in Ottawa. The total death toll, at this time, in Turkey and Syria caused by a 7.8 magnitude earthquake this past Monday has increased to over 5,200 people. Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an has declared a 3 month state of emergency as his government and other countries around the world try to deal with the crisis. Canada and organizations here at home are wasting no time in joining the humanitarian effort. We speak to two such organizations today on how their missions are going. MSF has been working in the region for the past 12 years, and we're supporting 23 health facilities in northern Syria. Rahul and Jason weigh in on the latest. WHAT ARE YOUR RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLANS? 12:50-1 PM Jane Brown is now joined by Barry Choi, a personal finance expert. How confident are you about your retirement savings? According to a new BMO survey, less than half of Canadians (44 per cent) are confident that they will have sufficient money in the bank to retire as planned. Meanwhile, most Canadians (74 per cent of respondents) are worried about how inflation and rising prices will impact their personal finances. Jane and our guest weigh in on the latest.

We have several books on heroes who fought in these wars and showed extreme acts of bravery and velour. But these wars were not the only times our heroes showed the metal they were made of. Our consistent struggle with neighbors introduced us to many more heroes to be proud of. Shiv Aroor and Rahul Singh tried to tell a few stories of these modern-time heroes in their first book from the franchise, “India's Most Fearless”. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Indian Army is known as one of the most battle-hardened armies. We have participated in World Wars, UN Peace Keeping Mission, and multiple all-out wars against our neighbors. We have several books on heroes who fought in these wars and showed extreme acts of bravery and velour. But these wars were not the only times our heroes showed the metal they were made of. Our consistent struggle with neighbors introduced us to many more heroes to be proud of. Shiv Aroor and Rahul Singh tried to tell a few stories of these modern-time heroes in their first book from the franchise, “India's Most Fearless”. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In late October, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) levied penalties exceeding Rs. 2000 crore, totally across two cases for anticompetitive practices. One was to do with what CCI called Google's abuse of its dominant position in the mobile ecosystem. CCI said that mandatory pre-installation of the entire Google Mobile Suite, with no option to uninstall the same, and their prominent placement amounts to imposition of unfair condition on device manufacturers and thereby contravenes competition law.  In the second case, CCI said making access to the Play Store dependent on mandatory usage of Google Play Billing System for paid apps and in-app purchases was one-sided, arbitrary and devoid of any legitimate business interest.  A third complaint that the CCI is currently reviewing is against Google for allegedly denying market access to Smart TV makers who do not enter into licensing agreements with Google.  To share his views on the topic, we have with us today Rahul Singh, Associate Professor, NLSIU Bangalore, who teaches Competition Law & Policy, Regulation, WTO and Jurisprudence.

Happy Hour' on The Morning Brief as host Ratna Bhushan dives into the Business of Beer with Ankur Jain of Bira 91 and Rahul Singh of The Beer Cafe. Is there a well 'crafted' plan or will the initial froth settle down? How hot is the chilled beer business? From frustrating fundraising to rigid regulations; a tell-all conversation with the beer badshaahs. You can follow our host Ratna on her social media:Twitter - https://twitter.com/ratnabhushanETLinkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ratna-bhushan-aa83aa21/Catch the latest episode of ‘The Morning Brief' on ET Play, The Economic Times Online, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Amazon Music and Google Podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Join 6AMRun.com Ambassador and Podcast Host Marc Paisant as we introduce you to Rahul Singh, otherwise known as The Bearded Mystic. Rahul has been a spiritual practitioner for over 20 years, with a deep understanding of spiritual concepts and mainly enjoy discussing hindu philosophy of nonduality. His main focus is to assist in maintaning the simplicity of spirituality. Please find more @ https://www.podpage.com/the-bearded-mystic-podcast/To be a guest, or share your story with the 6AM Run Community apply at: https://forms.gle/hBHCKpYKT6R9tH6m7See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode we discuss the humanitarian crisis in Pakistan. Major floods there are devastating millions of people, killing off livestock, and ravaging the landscape. Joining me for this episode are Dr. Aslam Daud, chairman of non-profit organization Humanity First, and Rahul Singh, CEO of GlobalMedic, an organization providing humanitarian aid across the world. Both offer insight into the reality of the natural disaster at hand and Canada's response. We also discuss more general issues in international development, such as how to prevent devastation like this over the long term. This episode was recorded prior to Hurricane Fiona hitting Canadian shores, and I also want to share my sincerest sympathy for all those impacted by that storm. We will look to discuss the response to natural disasters in Canada in a future episode. To never miss another episode, like, share, and follow Resuming Debate on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, and don't forget to leave a review.

During a press conference Saturday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the federal government would match any donations made to the Canadian Red Cross to provide relief in the wake of destruction left by Fiona. Sounds like a decent idea, right? Well, one Toronto charity with expertise in disaster relief is questioning why the federal government is offering to match donations to just one registered charity providing relief in the aftermath of tropical storm Fiona. We spoke with Rahul Singh, Executive Director of Global Medic, a humanitarian relief organization that provides aid in areas affected by natural disasters, about how this move by the government hurts other charities trying to provide relief.

Episode #84 of "World Awakenings: The Fast Track to Enlightenment" features a super interesting guest, Rahul Singh, who is known by the moniker as the Bearded Mystic. He is the host of the popular Bearded Mystic Podcast that explores the Hindu philosophy of Advaita Vedanta or Nonduality in a very simple, direct and practical way. He also discusses other eastern scriptures like The Bhagavad Gita, The Upanishads, and aspects of everyday spirituality. This show is a meeting and deep discussion of both the Eastern and Western look at non-dualistic spiritual between the Bearded Mystic, and host Karl Gruber. Here is the link to buy Karl Gruber's new book, "True Spirituality & the Law of Attraction: A Beautiful Symbiotic Relationship"

The High Commissioner of Pakistan is thanking Canada for their contributions to relief efforts during the flooding that has been taking place in the Middle Eastern nation. A Canadian based charity is sending over family emergency kits with a water purification unit, hygiene items and a solar light to help those affected, and Rahul Singh, Executive Director of Global Medic, a registered Canadian charity, is here to talk with Alex about the work they're doing.

There is often a focus on calculations involved with residential aged care given the complexity of the fees and the interaction with social security income support. However, equally important is having an understanding about the steps involved within gaining access to the government supported system. In this week's podcast, we are joined by Sean Howard and Rahul Singh from Challenger to discuss the essential principles of entering residential aged care. Disclaimer: The podcasts are for adviser use only. They must not be made available to any person and any information in them must not be communicated to any person without the prior written consent of BT, part of the Westpac Banking Corporation. The views expressed in this webinar are those of the presenters alone unless otherwise quote, and do not reflect the views of policy of any company in the Westpac Group. The Westpac Group accepts no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of, nor does it endorse any such opinions. To the maximum extent permitted by law, we intend by this notice to exclude liability for these opinions. The information in this podcast is provided solely as general information and it should not be considered a comprehensive statement on any matter or relied upon as such. The information provided is factual only and does not constitute financial product advice. Before acting on it, you should seek independent advice about its appropriateness to your or your clients objectives, financial situation and needs. Any projections in this webinar are predictive in character. Whilst we have used every effort to ensure that any assumptions on which any projections are based are reasonable, any projections may be affected by inaccurate assumptions or may not take into account known or unknown risks and uncertainties. The results actually achieved may differ materially from any projections herein. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. The podcast recordings are being shared with the prior written consent of our participants.

Rahul Singh is the Head of the EdTech Business line at the Harbinger Group, a global provider of software products and services since 1990. Rahul joins host Mike Palmer in a conversation about emerging trends in educational technology including AR/VR and the Metaverse, AI, Robotics, and the Blockchain. We reference several of Rahul's articles including one exploring how AI can help with the massive skilling, upskilling, and reskilling challenges that are facing the industry and the private sector. We discuss the role higher ed and online universities might play in response to the significant needs in the skilling space. We also touch on the importance of teachers and other frontline educators and how AI should be seen as a support and not a threat to their roles in the future of work. It's an informed and insightful dive into the unprecedented investment and activity that we've seen in EdTech in light of the digital transformations driven by the pandemic. Listen in to gain insight into future trends in the learning ecosystem. Subscribe to Trending in Education wherever you get your podcasts. Visit us at TrendinginEd.com for more insightful takes on what's emerging in education.

Libby Znaimer is joined by Niagara Falls Mayor Jim Diodati, Martin Firestone, President of Travel Secure Inc. and Karlee Marshall, a travel consultant with Glenny Travel in Fort Erie, Ontario. As of April 1st, Ottawa will be dropping the pre-arrival COVID-19 testing requirement at the border for travellers who are fully vaccinated. Random PCR testing will still be conducted at the airport and you will still have to use the ArriveCAN app to enter proof that you are fully vaccinated and to provide other necessary information. So, what do you think about the policy shift? Do you feel more inclined to travel with this news? And, our travel experts talk about the state of travel at this point in time. ---- GLOBAL MEDIC SUPPLYING UKRAINE WITH MEDICAL AID

Season 4 Episode 21: In this episode, I interview Rahul Singh, a banker turned author. He has authored An Atheist gets the Gita, Engineering to Ikigai and You Know the Glory, Not the Story. We talk about how to find your Ikigai and what children can learn from the Gita.All the books authored by Rahul are available on Amazon.  Follow my Facebook page to get updates on the upcoming episodes. https://www.facebook.com/curiousvedanth/To listen to earlier episodes visit curiousvedanth.comTo listen at leisure on your phone and get notified about future episodes, subscribe by searching for 'Curious Vedanth' wherever you get podcasts such as Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Google Podcast, Spotify, etc.

Rahul Singh from HCL Technologies discusses how covid has accelerated digital change in the financial services industry. Banks had to adjust in 2020, as the use of cash dropped off a cliff and mobile banking grew by 13%, while branches were forced to close overnight rapidly. As lockdowns were imposed without warning, some of the world's oldest, most cautious organizations were suddenly forced to change – do nothing, and they would surely see a mass customer exodus.  HCL manages IT for Deutsche Bank, ING, and Metro Bank, so I asked Rahul to share his unique insight into the industry challenges faced during the pandemic. He also explores the three significant digital shifts that have occurred within the financial services industry: 1. An explosion in remote working. With existing ways of working, and the obvious privacy and security concerns, banking has been slow to adopt remote working compared to other industries. However, the pandemic made it a necessity – banks had to find a way to enable people to work remotely without damaging customer experience. Rahul talks about the key areas they had to address: removing entrenched rule-based processes to accommodate remote workers and providing the required collaborative tools for employees to complete the necessary functions. He also discusses how recent announcements from HSBC and JP Morgan indicate this isn't a temporary shift but a permanent change. 2. Pushing mobile payments to the top of the agenda. Paying through your phone was once a nice to have, but that all changed when the pandemic meant we had to avoid unnecessary physical contact – so chip and pin card machine use dropped. This meant banks had to speed up mobile payment roll-out and ensure mobile apps were reliable – they couldn't risk letting customers down at the crucial moment. Imagine queuing for half an hour to enter a supermarket, loading your trolley with essentials, and then finding payment doesn't go through when you arrive at the checkout… Rahul says this meant banks' contactless and phone payment options had to mature quicker than initially planned. IT projects had to be re-prioritized, with future-facing alternative payment projects now pushed front and center. The sudden introduction of new rules and directives, such as the FCA's decision to increase the single transaction contactless payment limit to £100, also means banks must be prepared to quickly update payment systems based on directives at short notice. 3. Adopting public cloud computing at breakneck speed. Financial services have been one of the slowest industries to adopt the public cloud, with regulations and restrictions keeping FS out of the fast lane. However, banks had to dramatically speed things up when they suddenly had large remote workforces to support, requiring computing beyond the current capabilities of many existing on-premise or private cloud systems. This led to many flexing their financial muscles to make a move and play catch-up. Rahul can explain how this move unfolded, with critical workloads shifting to the likes of Amazon and Google. He says that every bank around the world will emerge from the pandemic with a public cloud strategy, meaning it will become increasingly prevalent across the industry.

ON Point's Alex Pierson talks to Rahul Singh, Executive Director of GlobalMedic about relief efforts in Haiti.

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In this episode of Backstage with Millionaires, we take a look at the top 10 defence startups in India making India aatmanirbhar in defence technology. #10 Big Bang Boom Solutions: Founded by R. Shivaraman and Praveen Dwarkanath in 2018, Big Bang Boom Solutions is among one of the youngest defence startups in India. The company is working on multiple technologies for the defence sector. Its flagship product which is called a 360 Advanced Battle Interface is focused on enhancing the visual capabilities of T-Series tanks used by the Indian armed forces. #9 Sagar Defence Engineering: Founded by Nikunj Parashar and Mridul Babbar in 2016, Sagar Defence Engineering has some ambitious goals. Sagar Defence Engineering has developed a product called ‘Genesis – Boat in a Box'. It is an AI-enabled device that can be programmed to carry out smart and specific tasks that are not safe for humans like cleaning oil spills, surveying marine borders and providing flood relief. #8 Optimized Electrotech: Founded by Anil Yekkala, Dharin Shah, Kuldeep Saxena, Purvi Shah, and Sandeep Shah in 2017, Optimized Electrotech is an electro-optics startup that is making security and surveillance systems for India's defence forces. The company has developed a range of products that use high-resolution sensors and cameras to capture detailed images at low lighting conditions or even in complete darkness. #7 Dimension NXG (AjnaLens): Founded by Pankaj Raut, Abhijit Patil and Abhishek Tomar in 2014, Dimension NXG (AjnaLens) is an augmented reality (AR) startup that has launched – AjnaBolt, which is India's first AI-powered mixed reality glasses for defence. #6 Vinveli: Founded by Gokul Anandayuvarj, Essaki Durai and Yuan Qu in 2014, Vinveli is an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) startup. They have two versions of their flagship made in India drone named Vero. They can not only carry and fire explosives but also provide food to the soldiers on the battlefield. #5 IdeaForge: Founded by IIT graduates Ankit Mehta, Ashish Bhat, Rahul Singh, Vipul Joshi, and Amardeep Singh in 2010, IdeaForge claims to be India's largest drone manufacturer for defence, homeland security and industrial applications. Unlike Vinveli, whose drones are capable of firing grenades and carrying ammunition, IdeaForge's drones are specifically built for surveillance purposes. #4 EyeROV: Founded by Johns T Mathai and Kannappa Palaniappan in 2016, EyeROV is an underwater drone startup that has developed India's first commercial underwater drone called EyeROV Tuna. ROV stands for Remotely Operated Vehicle. Underwater inspections carried out by human divers can only go up to 30-40m and there are also risk to their lives due to high underwater currents, poor visibility and wild marine creatures. #3 Cron Systems (Cron AI): Founded by Tushar Chhabra, Tommy Katzenellenbogen, and Saurav Agarwala in 2015, CRON Systems (Cron AI) is an IoT-based startup that is developing security solutions that are being deployed at Indian borders to detect any intruders and protect the troops. #2 Axio Biosolutions: Founded by Leo Mavely in 2008, Axio Biosolutions has developed India's first FDA approved wound care product – Axiostat. Axiostat is a haemostatic dressing that is now used by the soldiers on the battlefield to control the bleeding from gunshot wounds or blast injuries that would otherwise be fatal. #1 Tonbo Imaging: Founded by Arvind Lakshmikumar, Ankit Kumar, Sudeep George and Cecilia D'Souza in 2012, Tonbo Imaging builds advanced imaging and sensor systems for the defence industry. Tonbo Imaging's flagship product is called STAR (See-through armour) which is a combination of multiple 3 day and 3 night vision sensors (with a field of vision of 120 degrees each) creating an imaging system that can help any armoured vehicle to get a 360-degree view.

In this podcast we had a fun conversation  about valentine's day, defination of perfect relationship and much more. Make sure you are following us on twitter and instagram @technoaryan123 and Rahul at @the.officialpanda to see more of our content. #thatfilmyguy #technoaryan #valentinesday --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Indian journalist, author, lawyer, diplomat, and former member of parliament, Khushwant Singh (2 February 1915 – 20 March 2014) was famous for his peculiar sense of humour.His son, journalist and author, Rahul Singh shares some real anecdotes from Khushwant Singh's life to characterise his sense of humour.This interview was recorded outdoor at King's College in London (2019).

One of the things that investors struggle with the most is with having the right expectations when investing and we've talked about this in the previous episodes as well. Mid-cap funds and small-cap funds tend to have higher returns than large-cap funds. But what most investors don't realize is that those higher returns come with a cost - that is higher risk or volatility. Most often than not, they just look at line charts comparing large-cap funds with mid and small-cap funds without looking at the deep and sharp drawdown and invest. If you look at the inflows and outflows of mid-cap and small-cap funds, you can clearly see that most retail investors tend to invest in these funds when they have already gone up and sell when they crash. So, in this conversation, I caught up with Rahul Singh, the Chief Investment Officer (CIO) of Equities at Tata Asset Management. In this conversation Rahul talks about: Whether the Indian markets are too small enough for good opportunities the nature of mid and small caps and how should investors think about them and allocate to them. His own investing philosophy and that of Tata Mutual Fund His thoughts on the current market phase Current market valuations International diversification Large-caps vs mid-caps. Is it the right time to invest in mid-caps and the case for investing in mid-caps and small-caps How to invest in mid-caps and small-caps His own investing philosophy Investing mistakes and lessons Prateek Singh is the founder of LearnApp, an online learning platform with courses on investing, personal finance, trading and more, do check it out.

In this episode, resident music connoisseur @sammysamarth talks about Justin Bieber and Chance The Rapper’s new song 'Holy', 'Diamonds' by Sam Smith, 'Lost' by Rahul Singh. This weeks' spotlight is on the popular song, Saturday Saturday.

Guest host Jeff Semple is joined by Global Medic's Rahul Singh to discuss the increasing need in food banks during covid-19. 

This week The Grapes sit down with Rahul Singh, serial entrepreneur and co-founder of Nobles and Co, a menswear boutique focusing on bespoke and made to measure luxury suits. The conversation focuses on what it means to be a value oriented entrepreneur, why Nobles and Co did not jump onto the masks industry, the tailoring process and what is next as businesses start to re-open. Connect with Nobles and Co:https://nobles-co.com/https://www.instagram.com/noblesandco/Connect with the founders:https://www.instagram.com/rahull.siingh/https://www.instagram.com/kstyledit_/The Grapes Latest Podcast can be found at the following streaming sites:https://open.spotify.com/show/2kmKFOI1cwalZv9o02eCJghttps://www.stitcher.com/podcast/spreaker-50/the-elevated-grapes-podcasthttps://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-elevated-grapes-podcast-fa-47002999/https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/elevated-grapes-podcast-fashion-chats/id1463133137https://play.google.com/music/m/Irunxjchxa7w47k3yexh6dusp4m?t=Elevated_Grapes_Podcast_Fashion_ChatsSubscribe to Elevated Grapes → https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3ApblIUf1eqkAmpp9dR_ZAEditing: Nav Kaler .https://www.instagram.com/kalerrgang/All songs are used for background promotional use only.CONNECT WITH ELEVATED GRAPESInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/elevatedgrapes/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elevatedgrapes/ABOUT ELEVATED GRAPESA T.V. Show, focused on styling men from every walk of life with the lively Your Host Sethi, & Creative Stylist Rashi Bindra. They don't actually have a TV show yet! So join them on their journey of building a show & see if they can even work together.

So this podcast was real fun to make with MUKUL DEV,Everyone knows him as Kanpur Foodies. Kanpur Foodies is one of the biggest food bloggers of Kanpur.He has over 15000 followers on social media. follow me @technoaryan123 and dm me if you want a seperate topic for which we should talk about and once again a big shoutout to Rahul Singh for his content writing skills.. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It was really a great experience with Miss Jigyasa about her life experiences regarding literature and her books. Big shoutout to Rahul Singh,because of him this podcast became possible. follow her @__lekhika_ & @when_writer_writes and me as well as @technoaryan123 #thatfilmyguy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this podcast we had a fun conversation  about film making , how you can start from beginning and various other aspects. follow me on twitter and instagram @technoaryan123 and Rahul at @the.officialpanda to see more of our content. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Rahul Singh of Anant talks with Cedrick Lunven about open source communities in the COVID-19 era, and why Cassandra's 4.0 release will be the springboard for an even brighter future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rahul Singh of Anant talks with Cedrick Lunven about his background building a consultancy around Cassandra, why he loves Lucene, and how he got involved in maintaining Awesome Cassandra, an aggregation of the best Cassandra resources. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An earnings recovery may continue to elude Indian companies in the December quarter due to weak sales growth, muted demand and, tight liquidity. However, cost control measures are expected to lead to an uptick in margins, while profits could be held up by the corporate tax cuts announced in September, says Rahul Singh, chief investment officer-equities at Tata AMC in an interview to Mint.

Thanks to our sponsor, Anchor.fm, for making this episode possible. Visit Anchor.fm or download the Anchor app to find out how YOU can start making your own podcasts today! 8 Ball podcast makes its triumphant (?) return in 2020 with a fresh new episode featuring Rahul Singh (@rahuls_55 on Instagram). In this one, the boys discuss their goals for the new year and their thoughts on Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker - among a plethora of other topics, as the pair frequently diverge onto random tangents. Enjoy!

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Our guest today is Rahul Singh. Rahul is a senior IT Functional Engineer at Kimberly-Clark. He graduated from the Kelley School of Business with a Master of Science degree in Information Systems in 2016. Rahul shares his journey across three industries: analytics consulting, retail, and consumer packaged goods. He talks about the importance of building a diversified skill set in order to be effective in today’s rapidly changing business world. A holistic approach to growth includes personal as well as professional development. Just for fun – pick one scary thing you can do today to continue to expand your perspectives and experience life on a broader scale. To learn more about Graduate Career Services at the Kelley School of Business, visit https://kelley.iu.edu/. I’m Cindy Hosea. Thanks for listening to Career Stories.

Shaadi Ke Siyape cast Alka Kaushal, Bhavya Gandhi and Rahul Singh talk about their show and had a fun-filled conversation with Lehren. Take a look.

On this episode I get three guests - Farjad Zaman, Sreyo Mukherjee, Rahul Singh, all really good comics and fun guys and just go on to blabber stuff about the comedy scene in Kolkata, stupid friends, Varun Thakur's latest video and a lot of other random bullcrap. But entertaining.

Today we have special guest Rahul Singh of Harbinger Learning who is a digital learning enthusiast. His career in the L&D field spans 12 years and he has helped a host of global organizations solve business challenges through intervention of learning technologies. Listen in as Rahul shares his unique insight on the future of L&D. Rahul’s history Legacy content Training for new technologies Chatbots, AI, VR overwhelming? ILT as legacy content Q&A Session Sponsored by: Harbinger Interactive Learning is a global design and development company specializing in eLearning modernization and custom eLearning solution development. We have over 25 years of experience in delivering innovative learning solutions for various verticals like digital publishing, life sciences, BFSI, retail, high-tech, and eLearning catalog. Our key focus at an organization level is the transformation and modernization of legacy content by bringing in automation into play. Our design and development capabilities extend from deep understanding of learning, strong skills in instructional design, visual design, and expertise in digital learning technologies. Harbinger has been appreciated by various learning bodies from time to time. We are a bronze award winner in the Brandon Hall Group Excellence Awards 2017. For two consecutive years, in 2015 and 2016, we have been shortlisted as a finalist in the 'Learning Technologies Supplier of the Year’ category of the prestigious ‘Learning Technology Awards’. We have also been adjudged with the Chief Learning Officer Award. Our key service offerings are: • elearning modernization • Custom elearning development • Artificial intelligence powered assessments and recaps • Learning technology development

  Smith College presents drones to the local community, a droner gets tased, and surveillance drones at London airports. Commercial Drones in Our Backyards and Communities: How New FAA Rules for Unmanned Aircraft Could Impact the Pioneer Valley Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts conducted a presentation introducing the public to unmanned aircraft. The free March 4, 2015 event featured three speakers from the College, a display of small UAVs, and even an indoor flight demonstration. Speaking for Smith College were: Paul Voss, Associate Professor of Engineering Jon Caris, Director of the Spatial Analysis Lab Robert Newton, Professor of Geosciences The audience had an opportunity to learn what drones are and the many good uses to which they can be put, including Smith College research to map coral reefs in Belize. The current regulatory environment was explained, including the impact on academic institutions and the community at large. After the event, we recorded an interview with Paul Voss and Jon Caris which includes how academic research is treated as a commercial operation, the anticipated Air Lab, student interest in unmanned aircraft, and NPRM concerns and issues. Links Picker Engineering Program Research by Smith College Students and Faculty - Including mapping coral reefs in Belize. Commercial Drones in Our Backyards? - The event webpage. Event Flyer [PDF] @AIR_lab on Twitter, the Aerial Innovation and Robotics Lab Academic Safety Code for Small Airborne Objects on Institutional Property - The SAO Safety Code was developed by researchers in science and engineering from colleges and universities across the United States. It is intended to guide non-commercial teaching and research activities as well as the common recreational uses of model aircraft, kites, and other SAOs on college and university campuses. News Father chased down and TASED by ranger for flying his drone in national park while his terrified daughter screamed 'leave him alone!' A man takes his quadcopter and family to visit the lava lake at Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, and ends up getting tased. London airport police to use surveillance drones The National Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters has determined that surveillance drones are a "transformative" technology. After a successful test at London Gatwick airport, drones will be deployed at Heathrow, Stansted, Luton and City airports over the next 18 months. Videos of the Week Drone Footage Shows Nepal Earthquake Damage Drone footage recorded over the Nepalese capital Kathmandu shows the scale of destruction following a major earthquake. Nepal earthquake: Drones used by Canadian relief team The Toronto-based humanitarian organization GlobalMedic is using three UAVs to collect thousands of high-resolution photographs of the area. GlobalMedic founder and executive director Rahul Singh says, "We're cross-stitching thousands upon thousands of images onto maps. And they show us everything."

SAJA, the South Asian Journalists Association, presents the latest in its series of high-profile webcasts - via BlogTalkRadio.com - with some of the leading South Asian names in global media, arts, entertainment, politics, sports and much more (catch the archives below)... Join the conversation with veteran journalist RahulSingh, first editor of the Readers Digest, the only US magazine to come to India in the 1960s. Singh has also been editor of  major Indian newspapers like The Indian Express, The Indian Post and The Sunday Observer, and has contributed occasionally to The New York Times and The International Herald Tribune. Son of the formidable Khushwant Singh, he now works with NGOS on population, literacy and education and is writing a biography of Indira Gandhi for Penguin. Singh will talk with Columbia University Journalism Professor Sree Sreenivasan and former Newsweek International Contributinig Editor Vibhuti Patel who now writes for The Wall St.Journal, along with Aayush Soni, a Delhi journalist now studying at Columbia Journalism School.   Email: saja@columbia.edu or @sajaHQ on Twitter.