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Niyat. Kuch irade jodhey theye bachpan se maine gullak mein unko sambhaaley rakha tha Mujhe lagta tha yeh beshkeemti asharfiyaan hain Badhi der baad jaana main kitna galat tha Log sabhi kuch ko anjaam se tolne lage theye Haarne wala jaahil aur jeetne wala khuda tha Niyat ki ab koi sunwaai nahi thi Kathghade mein woh bebaak khada tha    - Joy G Kya Niyat huamri woh anmol dost hai jisko hum humesha taken for granted letein hain? Niyat aur results ke beech hum humesha results ko hi kyun importance detein hain? Aaiye is khaas episode mein Niyat ko thoda kareeb se samajhte hain, ho sakta hai yeh understanding humari zindagi ka rukh hi badal de!     Agar aapko yeh episode pasand aaya ho to aap please isey like, rate aur share kar lijiyga aur channel ko follow aur subscribe bhi kar lijiyega. Mujhe issey kaafi prerna milegi aur main aapka bahut aabhari rahunga. Dil Meri Jaan with Joy G, woh podcast show hai, woh manch hai jahan aap aur main milkar relationships yaani riston ke baarein mein, jazbaaton ke baarien mein, ehsaason ke baarein mein baatchit karengey, inhe samjhenge, kareeb se jaanenge shero-shayari ki madad se, kavitaon, ghazalon, nazmon aur geeton ki madad se, philosophers ki madad se. Is podcast show ka maqsad hi rishton, jazbaaton aur ehsaason ko samajhna hai aur zindagi ko ek naye andaaz se dekhne ki koshish karna hai. Aapke saath milkar ek aisi community banani hai jahan hum ek naye nazariye se rishotn ko dekh sakein aur unhe ek behtareen tareekey se nibha sakein. Agar aap relationships ke baarein mein, emotions ke baarein, feelings ke baarein mein kuch bhi discuss karna chahtey hain ya kuch bhi share karna chahte hai to mujhe email zaroor kijiyega, mera email id hai ⁠dilmerijaanwithjoyg@gmail.com⁠ Aur doston agar aap zindagi, relationships, music mein dilchaspi rakhtein hain to kindly mujhse Instagram par bhi judein, mera Instagram handle hai @dilmerijaanwithjoyg. Main yahan shero-shayri, nazm, ghazal, sangeet ya poetry se zindagi ko dekhne ki, samajhne ki koshish karta hoon. Aap judhenge toh bahut accha lagega. Credits & Other information: Written and narrated by: Joy G Music: Pixabay Poems/Shers/Nazam used: Credit given to individual artists/ writers/creators Email: ⁠dilmerijaanwithjoyg@gmail.com⁠ Instagram handle: @dilmerijaanwithjoyg Disclaimer: Yeh episode meri niji raai hai, rishton aur ehsaason ke baarein mein meri niji soch hai jo maine zindagi se, apne tajurbe se aur auron ke rishton ko dekhkar, samajhkar haasil ki hai. Maine poori koshish ki hai ki aap ke samne jo bhi pesh karun woh sahi ho. Agar aapko kuch bhi galat lagey toh kindly mujhse share karein aur main immediately usko sudharne ki poori koshish karunga! Aur is episode mein maine meri likhi hui kavitaein, shero-shayari, geet, nazam aur ghazal ka allava kisi bhi dusre artist ka ya funkaar ka kuch bhi ullekh kya hai uska maine credit unko diya hai. Agar usme koi bhi truti hui ho toh main kshamaprarthi hoon!  

At 16 all we knew was I had to pass that exam the next day but here's a brilliant teen driving purpose and impact through her unique initiative - Saathi. Studying in England, Ahana Kotibhaskar discovered the impact of period poverty on one of her trips to South Asia where she saw women often being constrained to their homes for a cycle that was very natural and humane, at the cost of affordability. She decided to launch reusable period underwear to support these women. Every Saathi underwear you buy is priced at AED 40. You buy one and Saathi donates one with the help of their partners in India. Biodegradable, compostable and made out of bamboo fabric, these underwears come in various sizes. Orders can be on their Instagram page @saathi_bt. Led by a vision that's full of ambition and only growing, Ahana's got a zeal unique to an entrepreneur in the making! Tune in to know more! Discover this humbling podcast across platforms and while at it, please subscribe, like, comment, share and all that jazz. Follow me on Instagram at www.instagram.com/karishmaoverlatte Tune into KarishmaKonnect across platforms, links here: https://linktr.ee/karikonnect Stay Tuned for our next episode coming soon! Don't forget to subscribe now to @KarishmaKonnect on YouTube too! #KarishmaKonnect #periods #entrepreneurship #womenentrepreneurs #youngentrepreneurs #Saathi

Saathi

In India, sanitary products are uncommon. Saathi makes pads from banana fiber, supplying women who lack access. Co-founder, Kristin Kagetsu discusses sustainable solutions for menstrual issues. Here's what we talk about in this episode: Activism, Alternative, Community, Environment, Entrepreneur, Gender, Humanity, Inspiration, Nature, Sustainability

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Bandana Rana is a gender equality advocate and the co-founder of ‘Saathi', who is also a member of the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) with over three decades of expertise in women rights. In this episode of On Air, we talk about media back then, SAARC summit facts, women rights scene, Maoist insurgency, challenges as a woman, and more.

Kristin Kagetsu, CEO of Saathi Pads, is making the world a better place by providing those in need, basic necessities. This MIT engineer could have worked in many different cutting-edge industries, but her passion is to leave this world better than she found it. Kristin, Tarun (Co-Founder) and the Saathi Team work everyday to improve access, for women in need of sanitary pads. Kristin shares that this luxury is something we take for granted in the West, where we can simply go into a store, use self-check out and go about our day. In places like India, there is not only a lack of these sanitary products, but stigmas and culture taboos that prevent women from easily accessing these basic health and wellness needs. Kristin also shares that her journey is not only with sanitary products in mind, but to help other companies build more sustainable ways to manufacture. Lessons learned at Saathi, has showed Kristin and her Team that we can all help each other produce goods more responsibly. Whether that is using incentives to deter plastic use or using waste from banana farmers to create sanitary pads, there are ways to produce more sustainably, that will actually help bring more economic prosperity to all involved. Even though Saathi is a “For Profit”, its purpose and mission are more akin to a non-profit or NGO. Kristin believes that making a profit is crucial to the sustainability of good companies, but the metrics which success is measured should rest on positive impact- Not just revenue. Growing a company just to sell to another company, doesn't seem to interest this entrepreneur. Kristin shares the importance of company legacies and how we should all strive to leave the world with a lasting positive impact.

"Consumers can only choose what they're offered. If consumers demand something, companies will listen." — Kristin Kagetsu, Saathi In this episode Kristin Kagetsu of Coralus Venture Saathi joins Activator Bryn Bamber to talk about her business, tackling period poverty, and how this creates a ripple effect in other areas of the lives of menstruators. They also discuss: The taboo of menstruation and why the reusable options don't necessarily solve all the problems Kristin's start in mechanical engineering and her journey to Saathi The company's manufacturing process Their new program for plastic avoidance credits Challenges they've faced + overcome in the past year Stories of impact in the local community and beyond Their role as a systems change business and what's coming next Saathi's ask for the Coralus community We invite you to join us as an Activator. Take action and engage with Kristin and Saathi on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Connect with Bryn on LinkedIn. Don't miss an episode! Subscribe to the Ripples of Radical Generosity Podcast.

Pramada Shah is the co-founder/president of Animal Nepal, SAATHI, Burns Violence Survivors Nepal, and a member of Creasion's advisory board, who has been active in animal rescue, feeding, and outreach initiatives throughout Nepal. In this episode of On Air, we address the kennel club, animal poaching, ethical vs. unethical breeding practices, Animal Nepal, lab monkeys, the Mugu case, and many other facets of her journey.

India's contribution may be a meagre 2 per cent to global food major Cargill's annual revenue. But the US firm sees better prospects in India, which could emerge as a strategic country by 2030. A lot of planning is going on for the firm's faster growth in India. As part of these plans, Cargill decided to launch a digital platform for agriculture Digital Saathi. Though confined to Karnataka now, it has managed to rope in 30,000 farmers. There are various other plans that the firm has for this platform. Cargill India President Simon George talks about his plans for India, for the electronic platform and other things such as food innovation lab, edible oil business, tapping renewable energy and the promising animal nutrition business. Listen in! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/business-line/message

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Highly known as the “Takme Buda” in the entertainment industry, Wilson Bikram Rai is a man who never fails to make us laugh with his hysterical character. His love for movies got him into acting at the age of 9 where he played a child role in popular Nepali movies like “Saathi” and “Pardeshi”. He got the break of his life from the NTV sitcom “Meri Bassai” and since then he has been rooted in the industry. Done and been on various movies over the course of his life, he excels in other fields of entertainment as well such as movies & ads direction, production, choreography, lyrics, and singing. In this episode of On Air, we talk with him about middle-class status, Bhuwan Kc, Local cuisine & local dress in movies, his Malaysian job, Meri Bassai, his shows abroad, dealing with break up, his struggle days and so much more.

When Tarun Bothra co-founded Saathi, only 16% of women had access to sanitary napkins in India, the world’s sixth largest economy. Saathi is a purpose-driven social enterprise that develops 100% compostable, biodegradable hygiene products for women out of banana and bamboo fiber. Today, Saathi is impacting communities around the world and using innovation to normalise taboo topics. This podcast is by Expo Live, produced by Kerning Cultures Network.

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தலைப்பு: ஊடகத்தை உலுக்கும் சாதி.கட்டுரை ஆசிரியர்: திரு ஜீவா குரல் வடிவம்: திரு A D சாண்டோ ஒலி வடிவமைப்பு: வின்ஸ்டன் ஊடகங்கள் இன்று சாதியின் பிடியில் சிக்கியிருப்பதை எல்லோரும் அறிவோம். பள்ளி, கல்லூரிகளிலும் சாதி வேற்றுமை படரும் காரணம் என்ன? அதை நாம் எவ்வாறு ஒழிக்க வேண்டும். சற்று இந்த தகவலை கேட்டு தெரிந்து கொள்வோம்.தயாரித்து வழங்குவது:DBICA ஊடக மையம் தொடர்புக்கு: 9500143340இணைந்து வழங்குவோர்:அரும்பு மாத இதழ் மற்றும் தொன் போஸ்கோ கல்லூரி, சென்னை

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Join Tracy Fredkin of WELL as she chats with Amrita Saigal, the founder of Kudos, the first disposable baby diaper lined with 100% soft, sustainable, sensitive-skin-loving cotton. Prior to Kudos, Amrita co-founded Saathi, now one of India's leading manufacturers of eco-friendly sanitary pads made from waste banana tree fiber. Her work experience spans manufacturing for Procter & Gamble's Always pads and Gillette razors, operations & manufacturing for Google Glass, and all-around-all-hats-wearer as one of the earliest employees at Thunkable. Amrita graduated with an S.B. in Mechanical Engineering from MIT and an MBA from Harvard Business School.Kudos are the first and only disposable diaper to have earned the cotton naturalTM seal from Cotton Incorporated for having 100% clean cotton touching baby's bum all day instead of plastic. Why cotton? It's naturally soft, sustainable and the #1 recommended material for those suffering from rash or eczema. Combined with their patent-pending DoubleDryTM tech which uses two plant-based absorption layers instead of the traditional one to funnel and distribute moisture away from baby's bum, Kudos are a game changer when it comes to protecting baby's skin, the planet, and your couch.Learn more at https://www.mykudos.com/

My next guests have built an organization that is not just starting the conversation around menstrual hygiene in India, but they are educating people across India and changing the way menstruation has been talked about in the past and even today.Tarun Bothra and Kristin Kagetsu are co-founders of Saathi, a purpose driven manufacturing company that makes eco-friendly hygiene products. Their mission is to create hygiene products that are good for the body, environment, and community. Saathi pads are biodegradable and compostable, using plant-based materials for the leak-proof outer layers of the napkin.Kristin has been featured on Forbes 30 under 30 as well as the Women Economic Forum.  I have no doubt that these are the kinds of  ideas and the people that will help change our world for the better.www.saathipads.com  

From the rangmanch (stage) to the recording studio, she performs and interprets a wide range of roles. With successful parallel careers in both Bharata Natyam (South Indian classical dance form) and voice acting-- she is the voice behind iconic characters including Minnie Mouse, Little Krishna, and Peppa Pig. I watched her video series, “Raaz Riyaaz Ka,” where she highlights classical dancers and their approach to riyaaz (practice or sadhana). I absolutely love this series and just had to meet her! So come join me for a conversation with a truly inspiring artist, Prachi Saathi. 0:00 About our guest Prachi Saathi 0:57 “Raaz Riyaaz ka” video series 2:51 Staying inspired to do riyaaz 5:53 Voice and presentation for dancers 8:02 Overcoming fears of public speaking 10:43 Getting into character 13:50 Favorite projects in voicing industry 15:38 Exploring wide range of roles 18:06 Dance and inspiration Connect with Prachi Saathi Instagram @prachi_saathi Video Series “Raaz Riyaaz Ka” Voicing Reel Performance “Navarasa Mohana” Dance to Inspire Podcast Instagram @dance.to.inspire YouTube Website

Our 18th guest in the #RealLifeIndianMinimalists series is Saritha, an Urban planner and waste management enthusiast.We talked about- Waste Audit, Why it's important, How to do that and some waste related truth bombs.Saritha's Instagram handle: wastelessproRequest you to support the show in whatever way you can: Subscribe to the show Leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Podchaser or Amazon Music Leave a review on Facebook. Tell a friend (or two!) Reach out on Facebook or Instagram (I promise to respond!)I am a SAATHI with StoneSoup and you can get extra 10% off on their products using the code US20.CLICK HERE.On my journey, I have written a small E-book where I have explored Minimalism in various areas of Life. You can check it out on Amazon "A-Z of Minimalism" at just 1$.On a side Note, I would like to share that my Podcast has been listed in the Top 25 Simple Living Podcasts around the Globe.

Our 17th guest in the #RealLifeIndianMinimalists series is Khyati Shah, an Ecopreneur.We talked about- Future of Thrifting in India and 3Rs of slow fashion.List of some Indian thrift stores-Thread.up_Thrift BananaWhat we woreThrift Mumbaihuckleberry hangersthe fine endscopper boom vintage Khyati's Instagram handle: forever_eco Request you to support the show in whatever way you can: Subscribe to the show Leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Podchaser or Amazon Music Leave a review on Facebook. Tell a friend (or two!) Reach out on Facebook or Instagram (I promise to respond!)I am a SAATHI with StoneSoup and you can get extra 10% off on their products using the code US20.CLICK HERE.On my journey, I have written a small E-book where I have explored Minimalism in various areas of Life. You can check it out on Amazon "A-Z of Minimalism" at just 1$.On a side Note, I would like to share that my Podcast has been listed in the Top 25 Simple Living Podcasts around the Globe.

Our 15th guest in the #RealLifeIndianMinimalists series is Harshal Dilwali, an young Entrepreneur and an award winning Digital Marketer.We talked about the role of Minimalism in his Entrepreneurial journey, why you should start small and how he finds a balance between his work and family.So tune in to get inspired. Harshal's linkedin profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harshaldilwaliI would like you to support the show in whatever way you can:• Subscribe to the show• Leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Podchaser or Amazon Music• Leave a review on Facebook.• Tell a friend (or two!)• Reach out on Facebook or Instagram (I promise to respond!)On my journey, I have written a small E-book where I have explored Minimalism in various areas of Life. You can check it out on Amazon "A-Z of Minimalism" at just 1$On a side Note, I would like to share that my Podcast has been listed in the Top 25 Simple Living Podcasts around the Globe.Alos, now I am a Saathi with Stonesoup and you can have an additional discount on their products using my code. Contact me over comebackminimalist@gmail.com

Rana Daggubati speaks to Anupama Chopra about finding work-life balance post marriage, why his next film Haathi Mere Saathi was the therapy session he needed, and what it's like working with Pawan Kalyan on the official Telugu remake of Malayalam blockbuster film Ayyappanum Koshiyum.

Trigger Warning // Mentions of sexual assault, violence, and self-harm. This episode is about reaching out to strangers in moments of distress - when you fear for your life or when you just need someone to talk to. Journalist Sewa Bhattarai brings you the story of Kabita, a helpline worker at the National Women’s Commission Helpline 1145. Kabita’s job entails receiving calls of distress from women, thousands of them, across Nepal who are subjected to different forms of violence every day. This episode is part of a five-part series, Interrupting Spaces, produced by Boju Bajai in collaboration with the United Nations in Nepal. Over the next five weeks, we will bring you stories of women who are interrupting and disrupting the spaces and structures around them through their work, their voices, and their presence. You do not want to miss this special series. For new episode updates, please subscribe to Boju Bajai podcast on SoundCloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Podcast Addict, CastBox, or wherever you get your podcast. If you or anyone you know is suffering from gender-based violence, please CALL or SMS at 1145. You can also visit nwchelpline.gov.np to file an online form about your GBV incident. For psychosocial counselling contact 1145 Or Transcultural Psychosocial Organization (TPO) Nepal's toll free number between 8am to 6pm 1660 010 2005 For shelter services contact SAATHI: 9801038482, 9841607846, 9849544950 For child related services contact CWIN Nepal child helpline: 1098 Patan Hospital Helpline for Suicide Prevention: 9813476123 TUTH Suicide Hotline: 9840021600 If you are in need of LEGAL COUNSELLING, contact the following advocates of Legal Aid and Consultancy Center (LACC) and TPO Nepal (for Nuwakot) between 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Adv. Punyashila Dawadi 9841437949 Adv. Shakuntala Basnet 9841644515 Adv. Chandeshwori Tandukar 9841202275 Adv. Anjana Neupane 9860489403 Adv. Garima Pandey (Nuwakot) 9849491538 Credit: Reported by Sewa Bhattarai. Sewa is a bilingual journalist based in Nepal, working in radio and print media. Her main reporting focus is gender issues, and her other interests are arts and literature, environment, and rural Nepal. Follow Sewa on Twitter: @sewa_ditee Edited by Sikuma Rhiannon Rai Illustrations by Stuti Sharma Follow Stuti’s work on Instagram: @zealteal Music by Flekke Sound design by Phatcowlee Marketing and Social media: Rabina Adhikari & Bidhyalaxmi Maharjan (Boju Bajai team) Subscribe to Boju Bajai podcast: SoundCloud: https://m.soundcloud.com/bojubajai​ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast…​ Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/33MiYm0​ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2FjuUBD Follow @Bojubajai on social media for more laughs: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bojubajai/​​ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bojubajai​​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BojuBajai​​ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNYRGvqtpi1aHAucXGcNWRw If you like our laugh and guff gaff, please do consider supporting our work on Patreon: www.patreon.com/bojubajai

आगरा स्मार्ट न्यूज़ के इस एपिसोड में सुनिए, यमुना एक्सप्रेस वे पर हो रहा है 'साथी' एप्लीकेशन का प्रयोग, चार साल से बड़े बच्चो का हेलमेट पहनना हुआ अनिवार्य और आगरा में शुरू होगा टीकाकरण का तीसरा स्टेज | 

आगरा स्मार्ट न्यूज़ के इस एपिसोड में सुनिए, आगरा में पर्यटन मंत्रालय द्वारा शुरू कराई गई 'साथी' योजना, एम. जी. रोड में ट्रैफिक कम करने के लिए अब नहीं चलेंगे ई रिक्शा और ग्यारा महीने के बाद लोगो को मिलेगी जेनरल टिकट | 

आगरा स्मार्ट न्यूज़ के इस एपिसोड में सुनिए, हाईवे साथी ऐप की जानकारी,  स्पुतनिक वी वैक्सीन के बारे में और आगरा मेट्रो अपडेट |

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आगरा स्मार्ट न्यूज़ के इस एपिसोड में सुनिए, हाईवे साथी ऐप , आगरा किला पार्किंग के लिए एन एम ए की मंजूरी पे बातचीत एवम् 16 दिनों में पासपोर्ट नियुक्ति |

Today's episode is an introduction to the podcast, "Halt, Help, Heal From Domestic Violence", and our organization - SAATHI of Rochester. You'll be meeting co-hosts, Deepthi Rao and Dr. Shashi Sharma, learn about our nonprofit organization's past, present, and our plans for this podcast.

நமது நாட்டில் நடக்கும் வன்முறைகள் நாளுக்கு நாள் அதிகரித்துக்கொண்டே செல்கிறது.இன்றைய சூழ்நிலையில், அதை எவ்வாறு எதிகொள்கிறோம்? எப்படி கையாளவேண்டும் என்கின்ற எண்ணம் நம் ஒவ்வருவருக்கும் தோன்றுகிறதா?சற்று கேட்போம்...கட்டுரை ஆசிரியர் : ஜெகுரல் வடிவம்: சான்டோ ஒலி வடிவமைப்பு : வின்ஸ்டன் Contact details:9500143340email: podcasts@dbica.orgProduced ByDBICA

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Rana Daggubati with Hrishi K - South Bay & Haathi Mere Saathi by Hrishikesh Kannan

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Revenge in the world of love is not about destroying someone or something, instead it's about loving the person more and more, expecting nothing in return.

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This episode of Cancer Healing Journeys feature an audio recording of the Healing Circle Talks with Ms. Bhavana Issar which took place on 16 August 2020.

Eco-friendly menstrual products and Why should we make a switch?This episode is dedicated to all the women out there and to inspire them to choose better option for their bodies and environment.I would like you to support the show in whatever way you can:Subscribe to the show Leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Podchaser or Amazon MusicLeave a review on Facebook. Tell a friend (or two!) Reach out on Facebook or Instagram (I promise to respond!)I am a SAATHI with StoneSoup and you can get extra 10% off on their products using the code US20 here.On my journey, I have written a small E-book where I have explored Minimalism in various areas of Life. You can check it out on Amazon "A-Z of Minimalism" at just 1$On a side Note, I would like to share that my Podcast has been listed in the Top 25 Simple Living Podcasts around the Globe.

Mere Jeevan Saathi is a romantic Hindi film starring Akshay Kumar, Ameesha Patel and Karisma Kapoor. The film was filmed in 2001 but after much delay, it was finally released in 2006.

SHOWNOTES FOR EPISODE 30:Saathi Pads are chemical-free and biodegradable - they're currently available in India directly from Saathi or here@saathipads on instagramMore on Kristin from the Cartier Women's InitiativeBOOKS and other things we discussed:Cradle to Cradle by William McDonough & Michael Braungart - an important read for anyone creating new products!A travel guide to Ahmedabad's Design heritageArt of LivingFollow us on Instagram for more on Kristin and everything we mentioned in this episode!Special thanks to Aman Moroney @ Flying Carpet Productions for audio post-production engineering!

Episode Summary: Second-time founder Amrita Saigal joins us on Uncovered to talk about the motivation behind her newest venture, Kudos. Tune in to learn more about Amrita's passion for building sustainable products, how she applied the lessons learned from her first-startup the second time around, and why her unique experiences at MIT, P&G, Google, and her brother's startup, Thunkable (also PJC-backed!), have all led her to where she is today. Uncovered in this episode: The story behind Saathi and Kudos and how Amrita's personal passion for sustainability and reducing the world's dependence on fossil fuels motivated her to start these two venturesHow Amrita approached her second-time-around fundraising and the lessons learned from her experiences fundraising and hiring for SaathiThe one condition that Amrita's father had for her and her brother while at collegeAdvice for hiring outside your field of expertiseWhy it's so important to talk about your idea to anyone and everyone who will listenList of resources mentioned in episode and suggested reading: Saathi website: https://saathipads.com/Kudos website: https://mykudos.com/About Amrita: Amrita is the founder of Kudos, a cutting-edge and high-performing sustainable baby diaper brand set to launch in the fall of 2020. Prior to Kudos, in 2015 Amrita co-founded Saathi, now one of India's leading manufacturers of sanitary pads made from waste banana tree fiber. Her work experience spans manufacturing for Procter & Gamble's Always pads and Gillette brands, business development for Google Glass, and all-around-all-hats-wearer as one of the earliest employees at Thunkable. Amrita graduated with an S.B. in Mechanical Engineering from MIT and an MBA from Harvard Business School.About Kudos: At Kudos we're making disposable diapers that are better for your baby's world and the big wide world, too. Proven to perform against leaks and blowouts, Kudos are made from renewable, sustainable plant-based resources that are softer to skin. In fact they're the only diapers you can find with a 100% clean cotton liner to hug chubby thighs all day. Not plastic. Never toxins. We hope these diapers are a feel-good change (or roll or wiggle or crawl) toward a more comfortable, functional, and sustainable world. For baby. For all of us out here.

We always talk about women empowerment but we always afraid or shy to talk about menstruation. Hu pan chhokari chu jyare starting ma mane koi ne kehta sharam avti and hu vaat karta bik lagti because pehla thi j apadne sikhavama ave che k apdi limitations su che and Ena uper tamne problem Thai to pan vaat nai karvi koi sathe khas Kari ne koi chhokra sathe. Haji pan gani jagya e KAPDU use Kare che j saru nathi because Ena thi ghani badhi problem Thai sake che gynec related ni. But after PADMAN badha openly vaat karta thaya so that's really great for us that we can openly talk about our menstrual problems. Market ma atyare natural menstrual products bau j chale Che ema thi apdi Indian brand SAATHI j mane bau gami (I'M NOT PROMOTING THEIR PRODUCTS AND THEY ARE NOT PAYING ME FOR THIS) because e SAATHI e waste mathi best banavi. Banana tree mathi j waste nikade che e waste ne e loko proper treatment Kari best banavi and environment safety ma contribute karyu + apda mate best hygiene product ready kari. I'm not saying k tame a j lo because I'M NOT USING SAATHI product (I found it too costly) but yes I like the way they made the product. And guys main important thing is they are awarded by NOT IMPOSSIBLE LABS.

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Hrishi K with Bhavana Issar - Caregiver Saathi by Hrishikesh Kannan

Enjoy songs like “O Saathi Re”, “Dil To Dil Hai” & “Kabhi Kabhi Mere Dil Mein” and more from the life of legend Amitabh bachchan & Rakhee with RJ Ruchi.

Kristin Kagetsu is one of the co-founders and chief executive officer of Saathi, a social enterprise dedicated to providing an end-to-end solution for sanitary protection to women in India. Saathi aims to empower local communities via a local supply chain, give girls and women access to safe and sustainable feminine hygiene products, and find a solution for upcycling pads into compost, biogas, and biodigesters to reduce carbon emissions.Tarun Bothra is one of the co-founders & CTO at Saathi who leads the R&D, Product Development, Technical, Legal & Corporate Operations teams of Saathi to develop the highest quality product and ensure that the supply chain is completely sustainable for zero impact on the environment. He believes sustainability is important for our survival in the future and wants to give back to the masses. Saathi is combining both of those goals in providing a sustainable high-quality product to women everywhere. With innovative technology and business model, Saathi sets a new standard for feminine hygiene.http://www.saathipads.com/

Erik Torenberg, co-founder and partner of Village Global, recently hosted an event for entrepreneurs in San Francisco to hear from founders of Village Global portfolio companies who have been through Village’s Network Catalyst accelerator.Joining Erik were:Nancy Yu (@nancyyu25), co-founder and CEO of RDMD, a company working to accelerate treatment for patients with rare diseases. Amrita Saigal, co-founder of Saathi, a company creating fully eco-friendly, compostable sanitary napkins in India.Jared Seehafer (@seehafer), co-founder and CEO of Enzyme, and a Village Global Network Leader.Nancy and Amrita talk about what it was like to go through the Network Catalyst program and how it has impacted the growth of their companies. Jared discusses being an advisor to the founders in the program.They talk about what makes Network Catalyst unique, including the emphasis at Village on the network, Village’s personalized one-on-one work with companies, the willingness to put on events dedicated entirely to one company and the influence that Village’s luminaries have had on the trajectory of the companies.The founders also share the details of their journey thus far and give their thoughts on some of the thorny issues that founders have to deal with in the course of starting a company, like finding the right co-founder, how to ideate through solutions, and the importance of of founder-idea fit.To apply to the program, visit www.villageglobal.vc/networkcatalyst/Thanks for listening — if you like what you hear, please review us on your favorite podcast platform. Venture Stories is brought to you by Village Global and is hosted by co-founder and partner, Erik Torenberg. Colin Campbell is our audio engineer and the show is produced by Brett Bolkowy.

Erik Torenberg, co-founder and partner of Village Global, recently hosted an event for entrepreneurs in San Francisco to hear from founders of Village Global portfolio companies who have been through Village’s Network Catalyst accelerator.Joining Erik were:Nancy Yu (@nancyyu25), co-founder and CEO of RDMD, a company working to accelerate treatment for patients with rare diseases. Amrita Saigal, co-founder of Saathi, a company creating fully eco-friendly, compostable sanitary napkins in India.Jared Seehafer (@seehafer), co-founder and CEO of Enzyme, and a Village Global Network Leader.Nancy and Amrita talk about what it was like to go through the Network Catalyst program and how it has impacted the growth of their companies. Jared discusses being an advisor to the founders in the program.They talk about what makes Network Catalyst unique, including the emphasis at Village on the network, Village’s personalized one-on-one work with companies, the willingness to put on events dedicated entirely to one company and the influence that Village’s luminaries have had on the trajectory of the companies.The founders also share the details of their journey thus far and give their thoughts on some of the thorny issues that founders have to deal with in the course of starting a company, like finding the right co-founder, how to ideate through solutions, and the importance of of founder-idea fit.To apply to the program, visit www.villageglobal.vc/networkcatalyst/Thanks for listening — if you like what you hear, please review us on your favorite podcast platform. Venture Stories is brought to you by Village Global and is hosted by co-founder and partner, Erik Torenberg. Colin Campbell is our audio engineer and the show is produced by Brett Bolkowy.

In this episode of Chasers, we speak to Kristin Kagetsu who is the co-founder of Saathi. From a young age, she has been passionate about empowering girls and women to make a difference. It’s this passion that led her to co-found Saathi. Saathi is a company that produces 100% biodegradable and compostable sanitary pads. The pads are made from banana tree fiber, which is an agro-waste. What is amazing about Saathi is their completely sustainable manufacturing process from beginning to end. Tune in to Kristin's story on how she transitioned from working as an engineer to pursuing her passion. This episode was recorded Spring 2018. 

Pipeline Angels member Asha Collins gets the 60-second pitch from Amrita Saigal of Saathi, which manufactures biodegradable sanitary pads made from banana fiber in India for anyone who gets periods. Mitzi Chang of Goodwin on documentation issues in the Legal Minute. And, this week's Investor Take from Ruth Ann Harnisch of The Harnisch Foundation.

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