Podcasts about Tanushree

The Markhor is one of Central and South Asia's most charismatic mountain ungulates. The species is scattered across the Karakoram Range, Afghanistan, and the western Himalayas. The Markhor, often called the “Screw-horned Goat” is the national animal of Pakistan.  In Persian and Pahto languages, the word “mārkhor” translates as "snake-eater" highlighting the ancient belief that the markhor would actively kill and consume snakes.The Markhor is currently listed as “Near Threatened” by the IUCN Red List. Across its range, hunting is the primary threat to the Markhor.  In Pakistan, the Markhor falls victim to the lucrative trophy hunting business. Meanwhile, the hunting of markhor for bushmeat and traditional beliefs is still prevalent in Afghanistan and India, despite such practices being banned. In India, habitat loss and fragmentation due to climate change and livestock overgazing remain a major threat. LIke most mountain ungulates in the Himalayas, the markhor is not spared from the free-ranging dog menace in India.In this episode of the Think Wildlife Podcast, Tanushree Srivastava and I discuss Markhor conservation in Kashmir. Tanushree, who is one of the leading scientists researching Himalaya's ungulates, also spearheads Wildlife Trust of India's  “ Kashmir Markhor Recovery Project”. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit anishbanerjee.substack.com

Women's week special! In this special interview, Chuck caps off the women's week by speaking to two people who know a thing or two about weight loss and women's fitness.  Dr. Tanushree Pandey Padgaonkar, a practicing obstetrician-gynecologist, and Vasudha Aggarwal, a fitness coach and founder of The Fit District, join him on the show. They answer questions especially around weight loss with PCOS and postpartum - along with several other tips along the way. We also speak about the word ‘holistic' and what it means! It's an insightful, fun, and warm interview which we think you will enjoy!  Follow the guests on Instagram Dr. Tanushree Pandey Padgaonkar: https://www.instagram.com/gynae_guru/ Vasudha Aggarwal: https://www.instagram.com/vasudha_aggarwal/ Have feedback or ideas for the show? We'd love to hear from you! Email: onerep@curefit.com Twitter: twitter.com/cultfitofficial Instagram: instagram.com/cultfitofficial Say hi to your host! Twitter: twitter.com/chuck_gopal Instagram: instagram.com/chuckofalltrades Consult with expert coaches at cult.fit: https://www.cult.fit/fitness/cult-transform

Kahaani's Misrepresented founder and podcast host Niki Aggarwal joins Anu and Tanushree at The Desi Condition for a thoughtful conversation on burnout. More specifically, we approach the topic of burnout as a result of the inability to separate identity and career, as it goes for many, and thus learning to take "acountability" for it. We discuss how to distinguish when you need a break versus when you should actually quit. The conversation turns to why some mainstream self-care is actually just capitalism at work, and share personal self-care tactics that actually work. In addition, we discuss the necessity of mitigating guilt (regarding enjoyment, or time spent not working) as a self-care tactic as well as the power of giving yourself choice. We ponder the question of what makes us feel productive, and how can we make self-care part of that feeling of productivity? Niki can be found: kahaani.io Instagram: @kahaani.io Twitter: @kahaani_io Podcast: Misrepresented --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-desi-condition/support

Find out how she presents the experiences and rigorous training that women go through in her latest army book.In this Editor Special episode, Tara chats with Tanushree about her experiences as an ‘army wife' and how she developed the characters of Billi, Lakme, Shiny and Nutty. Tanushree shares why discipline is such an important part of training in the army. Tara shares her thoughts while editing Tanushree's book and they discuss the dynamics of the writer-editor relationship.Soon to be a major web series!Born in New Delhi, Tanushree Podder worked in the corporate sector for eight long years before she quit the rat race to write. Over the years, she has penned eleven novels. Two of her books, Boots Belts Berets and The Girls in Green are soon going to be adapted into web series. She lives with her husband in Pune. Read her book: https://www.amazon.in/Girls-Green-Soon-major-web/dp/9390252814'Books and Beyond with Bound' is the podcast where Tara Khandelwal and Michelle D'costa of Bound talk to some of the best writers in India and find out what makes them tick. Brought to you by Bound. Read more: https://boundindia.com/books-and-beyond-podcast/ We have limited mentorship slots open! Use the discount code BOUNDMENTEE2022 to get a 10% discount on our three month mentorship program. Offer ends on March 1st 2022. More details here: https://boundindia.com/events/writing-mentorship/ 

After being hospitalized for a week, Tanushree gets diagnosed with dysthymia. Then things got messy. Unintentionally triggering friends. Fighting with parents about using medication. And what self-care looks like right now. Tanushree is a fellow mental health advocate in the South Asian community. She shares her experiences being forced into a psych ward and then learning how to manage her mental well-being. “When you talk about destigmatizing, you really have to talk about culture” - Tanushree ----Content Warning: suicidal ideations and self-harm Takeaways:Share about your mental health with others but also consider your audience and state of mind Your self-care routine can change just as you are changing every day You can choose not to share some things with your parents Prioritizing your time and energy is also a form of self-care Mentions & Resources:Kristy's psych ward story: Ep 2 & Ep 5Angie's 9-year-old suicidal story: Ep 3 & Ep 6Website: www.tdcpodcast.comFacebook: @thedesicondition Twitter: @tdcpodcast_Instagram: @thedesicondition Email: thedesicondition@gmail.comThe Desi Collaborative Did you enjoy this episode? The best way to support this show is by listening and sharing with a friend. If you would like to buy a coffee or bubble, we would love that too.---- Connect with us:Website: www.shitwedonttellmom.comSend us an audio message by clicking here!Instagram @shitwedonttellmom Email: shitwedonttellmom@gmail.comSupport us: www.ko-fi.com/swdtm   ----Interested in creating your own podcast?We use Buzzsprout as our host because they seamlessly link to major podcast platforms and make it really easy to read analytics. They also have an awesome support team. Sign up today and get a $20 Amazon gift card and we get a little something too. Yes this is an affiliate link because we use them too. Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/swdtm)

Trigger Warning: This episode discusses trauma and attempted suicide.Today's episode is about mental health. Our guest is Tanushree Salvi of Boise, Idaho, who started her practice of SGI Nichiren Buddhism when she came to the U.S. for school and was introduced to chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo by a college roommate. Tanushree shares the story of how she was able to take the steps to take care of her own mental health through a combination of professional support and her Buddhist practice, as well as how she learned to value her own life and unique beauty.CHEAT SHEET1:02 Introduction to Tanushree2:18 How she started chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo6:18 The first changes she witnessed in herself13:09 Tanushree's struggle with her mental health15:10 The steps she took after being hospitalized17:28 How she found the right therapist20:01 How her inner determination to heal impacted her environment 21:54 What “kosen-rufu” means and how it helps us give meaning to our struggles27:18 How she used Buddhism and therapy to heal32:32 What it takes to have compassion for yourself34:49 How she's doing now41:28 Her favorite Buddhist concept (see: The Wisdom for Creating Happiness and Peace, part 2, pg. 125-6)43:46 Advice for anyone currently struggling with their mental health45:40 A closing quote from Ikeda References mentioned: Buddhist Solutions for Life's Problems Podcast: A Buddhist Perspective on Mental Health Buddhability Community Talk: A Conversation on Mental and Spiritual Well-being

Manushi and Tanushree review the four serials that they are watching ardently. In  #kuchrangpyarkeaisebhi they discuss the various issues that cropped up for Dev and Sonakshi . In #kbadeachelagtehain , Ram proposes marriage to Priya for family.Watch both on @sonytv In this week's episodes of Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata hai as the newly married Sirat strives to live up to Naira's reputation and the family knowingly or unknowingly keeps comparing her with Naira ... @hulu and @disneyplushotstarIn #MEET this week the wedding ceremonies of Meet Ahlawat with Manushi, Meet Hooda's sister start. Meet Hooda and Meet Ahlawat are unaware of that relationship between them. Streams on @zee5usa

In this episode, Tanisha talks to Siddhi, Debnandini, Tanushree, Anisha and Kimaya, from Kolkata Girl Up about how the internet is still an unsafe place for women. They fearlessly talk about their experiences of sexual harassment, cyberbullying and being at the receiving end of misogynistic comments. Oh also, Deshna's mic wasn't working so that's why she's missing from this episode :((( This episode was hosted live on July 30th 2021 on BlueLearn's Discord Server: https://discord.gg/ukhrVx4kyp Check out Kolkata Girl Up https://instagram.com/kolkatagirlup?utm_medium=copy_link Show us some love! https://www.instagram.com/successfullystressed/

In part two of our compliance special. Ian Harrison continues his conversation with Tanushree Dabral of PX Partners

What's up bondhus? In this episode we flip the script and interview Tanushree. She talks about why she created The Desi Condition, how she developed the brand, and how it has impacted her life. She also provides career advice, and spills the tea on her wacky dreams. Did you know Tanushree has dreams of throwing a South Asian Woodstock? Tune in to this special episode. New season starts on September 15. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-desi-condition/support

Ever wondered how is life in the Army? Imagine a young adult thrown into the strict, disciplined and tedious routine of the army. Dealing with adults who seem evil, with exercises that make you exhausted, where thinking about luxury is luxury, and the only goal to attain is to be an officer and serve the country. And ever thought about the life of an army wife?Living in places unheard of, with almost no social life, with a constant worry of your spouse's well being, and raising kids in such an environment? We are in conversation with Tanushree Podder- a writer and story teller at heart with multiple novels to her credit. An HR Person turned author, married to an army person, and now based in Pune. Live the fascinating Army life vicariously via this engaging chat, learn about her books and so many important lessons on adulting! So sit back with some coffee and curiosity, you're sure to be a better person at the end of this episode!Find her on Instagram: @poddertanushree Find her published and upcoming books: https://www.tanushreepodder.com/books.htmlWe promise to incorporate your thoughts & queries. Do write to us on: aglastationadulthood@gmail.comYou can talk to our hosts Rytasha Rathore & Ayushi Amin on their Instagram handle:@rytash @ayushia9You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: IVM Podcasts - Apps on Google Play or iOS: ‎IVM Podcasts, or any other podcast app.You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com

In this first of a two part special, returning guest presenter Ian Harrison, Verints' own Director of Customer Experience chats with Tanushree Dabral, CEO of PX Partners and an accomplished governance, risk, and compliance practitioner.

About Speaker: Tanushree's keen interest in education and love for children lead her to many non-formal learning spaces as a young person navigating the frameworks of society. The question of right education was integral in her explorations, where she discovered education as a way of life. In 2008, she was part of a group that started a learning space called Shibumi, on the outskirts of Bangalore. Can one nurture a mind that is awake? Staying with this question has been the basis of her investigations in education. #Swadeshiस्कूल #ProgressiveEducation #UnconventionalMinds --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/future-school-leaders/message

Tanushree reflects on each episode of Season 3, and takes a look at what's coming this summer for Season 4, for the podcast and beyond: - New guests, collabs. - The Desi Collaborative, for creative professionals - Lychee, a South Asian diasporic advice column. - Rukus Avenue Radio New episodes coming this September. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-desi-condition/support

PRIYADARSHI TANUSHREE IS THE FOUNDER OF SPECTRUM WORLD WHICH IS A FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS HUB OF MUSIC, ART, DRAMA AND FILMS SITUATED IN MUMBAI. SPECTRUM WORLD OFFER A LOT OF MASTER CLASSES IN THE FIELDS OF PERFORMING ARTS AND FINE ARTS FREE OF COST, REGULAR CLASSES IN ALL SUBJECTS AND ALSO HELP ARTISTS FIND SUITABLE PLATFORMS --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hira-mehta/message

We're here to deliver the second installment of our magical and insightful conversation with the legendary Sajeeb Saha, AKA Jai Wolf! In this episode, Sajeeb dives into everything from his musical influences and inspiration, to the story behind the name Jai Wolf. He provides insight into his creative process, describing one that pulls from many different worlds and experiences to evoke intense emotions and to produce music with movie-inspired theatricality. He also explains how he tries to make his live shows authentically him, placing an emphasis on world-building. He largely credits creative genius and hip-hop visionary Kanye West for his 808s-era visceral and undeniable originality as influential to his music. Sajeeb recounts his love for Graduation and even credits Kanye-inspired beats and synth patterns as being emulated in his track, “Indian Summer.” The conversation takes an amusing turn as Tanushree, and Ravi ask Sajeeb fun questions about his Bengali heritage, cats, and goals for the future. Sajeeb fondly reminisces how fate led him to become a full-time cat dad in 2020. The episode ends with Sajeeb offering words of advice to South Asian creatives attempting to find their way out of adversity and/or to find motivation. If you enjoyed our last installment, you won't want to miss this dreamy and delightful second half! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-desi-condition/support

What happens when you mix South Asian Bengali and EDM artistry into one? You get the legendary Jai Wolf! In part 1 of a 2-episode installment, Tanushree and Ravi interview the Bangladeshi-born and NYC-bred Sajeeb Saha. They discuss the origins of Jai Wolf, and how historically significant and integral music and art are to South Asian culture. Sajeeb recounts how he broke into the world of electronic music with a classical music background and how his South Asian Bengali identity found its way into his music, leading to the birth of “Indian Summer.” He discusses his artistic evolution and the importance of figuring out who you are as an artist to overcome creative roadblocks and to define what “commercial success” means. In this insightful conversation, Tanushree, Ravi, and Sajeeb dive into the impact of the “immigrant struggle,” including the expectations on South Asian artists and creatives passed on by Desi parents advocating for stable, STEM careers. They explore South Asian representation in the music and entertainment industries and the lackluster South Asian solidarity for/amongst creatives, comedians and artists. Sajeeb credits competitiveness and tribal mentality dating back to colonialism as the foundation for this phenomenon, and the conversation takes a hopeful turn as the three discuss how immigration has helped South Asians become more supportive of one another. The episode ends with Sajeeb and our hosts musing over the hopes of an emergence of a community coming together to form a larger support system for South Asian creatives and artists in the near future --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-desi-condition/support

Tanushree is the host of The Desi Condition and a current math teacher based in New York. In this episode, we discuss each of our mental illness journeys and the stigmas associated with our journeys. Connect with Tanushree: The Desi Condition Podcast

Intel's Technology Director, Tanushree Ghosh, joins Coruzant Technologies for the Digital Executive podcast. She shares how they are taking on the challenges of remote work with expanded and global teams by using some of the latest productivity tools from Office 365 and others. As an example, they do some mapping of processes virtually with electronic "sticky notes" and "white boards", and have been successful at this.

Our guest on today’s show is a woman in manufacturing with a PhD in material science and a passion for gender related issues, so much so that she has written two books on the subject. Tanushree moved to the United States to study because she wanted to have freedom of choice that she didn’t feel she had as a woman in her home country, India. She ended up in the manufacturing world completely by accident but she is very glad that she did, for reasons that she shares with us today. Tanu has a deep drive to enhance gender equality and help other women understand their worth. Our conversation delves into the ways in which women are underrepresented and undervalued in the workplace and Tanu shares advice on how we can start to change this. We discuss the importance of learning how to communicate your desires, not taking criticism personally, and always supporting other women on the journey they are on, even if it is different to your own. As women, we are often made to feel like we don’t belong in certain fields or positions, but that narrative is false, and as Tanu urges, “never undervalue yourself.” Don’t miss out on this inspirational episode! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our guest on today’s show is a woman in manufacturing with a PhD in material science and a passion for gender related issues, so much so that she has written two books on the subject. Tanushree moved to the United States to study because she wanted to have freedom of choice that she didn’t feel she had as a woman in her home country, India. She ended up in the manufacturing world completely by accident but she is very glad that she did, for reasons that she shares with us today. Tanu has a deep drive to enhance gender equality and help other women understand their worth. Our conversation delves into the ways in which women are underrepresented and undervalued in the workplace and Tanu shares advice on how we can start to change this. We discuss the importance of learning how to communicate your desires, not taking criticism personally, and always supporting other women on the journey they are on, even if it is different to your own. As women, we are often made to feel like we don’t belong in certain fields or positions, but that narrative is false, and as Tanu urges, “never undervalue yourself.” Don’t miss out on this inspirational episode! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Did you know that around 70% of ppl experience imposter syndrome at some point in their lives? And the numbers are even higher for people who experience stereotypes like women and people of color, or other disadvantaged folks! In this episode, Anu and Tanushree interview Hani, our creative lead, about her successful business in fashion. She talks about her journey, design process, and time management. But underneath it all, is a nagging, intrusive imposter syndrome that she must battle everyday. We discuss how she works against it to garner the confidence to pursue the ideas and goals she has for her company. Finally, the three of us talk about our shared experience in making massive career changes in our 20's: using passion at the propellant to stress and fear management, negotiating wit hopes and dreams, and defining the "fake it 'til you make it" mentality. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-desi-condition/support

This week, Maya and Zara discuss school, mental health, and ABCD culture with Tanushree from The Desi Condition. Keep up with us on @desidistractions!

In this special episode, Sneha and Keerthi talk with the host of The Desi Condition Podcast, Tanushree, to discuss her experiences through her career, her decision to go into education as well as cultural identity. To hear Sneha and Keerthi go on as guests and to check out other episodes, click here: https://anchor.fm/the-desi-condition/

"Am I Desi enough? Am I TOO Desi?" If you're South Asian, chances are you've asked yourself these questions before. In this episode I speak with the ladies of the podcast Redefining ABCD: Sneha & Keerthi! Two Tamilian-Americans, they question what ABCD culture is, and discuss how to turn the "confused" in ABCD and into "confident." We also discuss the trappings of a "hyphenated identity": having labels such as "oreo" or "fob" assigned to you, and knowing how to distinguish between your and your community's voice in your head. Finally, we talk about preserving culture as a new South Asian microculture, and what our role as overseas Desis is in forging a new collective identity for our communities. Check out Part 1 of this conversation on Redefining ABCD's podcast for Tanushree's feature, where we talk about career moves and education. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-desi-condition/support

Today, the great and brilliant Dr. Tanushree Luke returns. Dr. Luke is Head of AI at US Bank (USA's 5th largest bank). In this episode, we discuss conversational agents as a tool for streamlining access to internal systems for employees and between departments, including efforts underway and promising opportunities. Dr. Luke earned her Ph.D. in Theoretical/Mathematical Physics and MS in Physics and Applied Engineering from George Mason University. Previously she served as the Head of Predictive AI and Machine Learning for Capital One's Conversational AI Platform. Dr. Luke also served as Technical Lead for the Department of Defense/DARPA Network Defense Program and held leadership roles at companies supporting the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Energy. Want to dive deeper into AI opportunities in Financial Services? Get Emerj's PDF guide: emerj.com/fin1

Our Power of Why statement will be the driving force of our success or our failure. You will and must have something that pushes you to move when things get tough. It also sets a foundation for how you determine your value in three main areas. Time Energy FinancesMany of the people who have become successful will have a "Power of Why" story that made them go for the opportunity one more time. There is a higher level of creativity achieved when you are determined to win. That being said, a why that lacks deep roots will surely be carried away during your entrepreneurial journey. This Power of Why series captures the candid responses from several coauthors of the Power of Why Volume 2 anthology. These entrepreneurs are from different ends of the earth with varying levels of experience that extend over 30 years. It is time for you to experience something greater through the eyes of women and men who are at the level where you are trying to go. Join the co-authors: https://www.purvitantia.com/tpow2-altovise-pelzerAs women, mothers, and wives, women have fought for the ability to just be a woman. No expectations, no fear, and dismantling the stereotypes that made her believe that she could not be a leader. Although there has been progressing, it is women like our guest T that adds to the momentum. It starts with you and stops with you! TanuShree's nuggets: ~ Become the person you want to be when you answer the questions about what you want to contribute to the world. ~ Fill the gap by finding what is needed and providing it.~ Support is important so be sure to value the support you are given~ Your gifts are valuable to others besides yourself~ Current circumstances can be a motivator or inspiration - You choose ~ Give yourself permission to dream~ There is always the opportunity for exposureYour actions will always make an impact because there are always people with front row seats for your journey. They may never say a word or even thank you for what you do but they are definitely watching. When you give yourself permission to live your dreams you will influence others to do the same. It's a ripple effect that may even reach former coworkers, friends, and a few enemies too. The impact of your why may even make an impact closer to home and heart. Meet T:I am an Artist, Speaker & Founder of Art Palettes by TanuSocial Media Handles (LinkedIn, Facebook, etc.)https://www.instagram.com/palletescolors?r=nametag

Did you know grocery stores use census data to stock their shelves? In this episode, Kartik and Tanushree talk about the importance of civic engagement including why it's important to fill out the census, who can do it, and why we should all vote. We also explore the effect that partaking in civic duties can have on mental health, particularly during this pivotal moment in the U.S's political history. Civic engagement can help you to discover your own voice and empower you to create change during these times. We discuss how it affects every aspect of your life, and how every small step counts. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-desi-condition/support

Tanushree Nair : Energy Healing and Social Entrepreneurship . In this episode, Arvind speaks with Tanushree Nair. . In her own words: “I am an Energy Transformation and Mindset Specialist, Author of the book "Bring Out That Red Lipstick",social entrepreneur with my Denim Upcycling venture- Karaashilp since 2011. I am an energy worker(Reiki, Pranic & Akashic healing), certified ICF Approved Life coach, Associate Leadership & Executive coach, Licensed Emotional Intelligence Practitioner. My personal interests include classical dancing, hand work - crochet, knitting, weaving, sewing.” . Follow Tanushree on her website and on social media : Website: https://www.tanushreenair.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/soulfullivingwithtanushree LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/tanushree-nair Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnf51w1vNBs-X590sNHkpSQ Podcast : https://anchor.fm/tanushreenair . . About The Podcast . Empathy holds the key to understand or feel what another person is experiencing from within their frame of reference. Through practical insights from the art and science of Empathy, each episode in the show will attempt to help get us closer to understanding our incredibly diverse world - one story at a time. . Tune in every Friday for a new episode. . Sign up to receive weekly episodes by email -> https://empathyspeak.com . Connect & Follow Empathy Speak on social media: FACEBOOK TWITTER INSTAGRAM YOUTUBE Creative partners : TVAMEVA MUSIC --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/arvindvenugopal/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/arvindvenugopal/support

As a feminist,Tanushree uses her words to inspire other women to question the norms of our largely patriarchal society. She aims to employ more women into her business due to their better work ethic and resilient nature. She and Ram Gupta are not just the dynamic duo which makes Mr.Brown bakery such a hit, but more importantly they are each other’s better halves. Listen to her story to know about this vibrant persona and her journey to success.Original music credit: Rish Sharma.His music is available on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and other streaming platforms. Audio post production at HNM Studios New Delhi India.October2019 voicesandmore Pte Ltd All rights reserved See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr. Tanushree Luke, Head of AI at US Bank (USA's 5th largest bank), shares pragmatic opportunities for improving customer experience in banking, by learning from customer interactions. For example: how to prompt users with the right features and services to predict needs and solve problems more effortlessly. Dr. Luke earned her Ph.D. in Theoretical/Mathematical Physics and MS in Physics and Applied Engineering from George Mason University. Previously she served as the Head of Predictive AI and Machine Learning for Capital One's Conversational AI Platform. Dr. Luke also served as Technical Lead for the Department of Defense/DARPA Network Defense Program and held leadership roles at companies supporting the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Energy. Want to learn more about AI opportunities in banking? Download Emerj's AI in Banking Cheat Sheet: emerj.com/cs1

An engineer with a master's degree in clinical drug design, Tanushree is the perfect example that science and spirituality can walk together. As a teacher with the Art of Living, she has been facilitating youth empowerment programs for over a decade and has trained thousands of youth on mind management and meditation. On this episode, Tanushree shares how meditation can help creative to effectively manage the mind and think creatively with the help of few practices. She shared a few insights on one can resist the feeling of self-doubt and being getting compared. Takeaways: What is meditation, Impact of meditation on the mind to think creatively, How to manage self-doubt Books recommended by Tanushree Bishnoi Celebrating Silence - Sri Sri Ravishankar Stumbling into infinity - Michael Fischman Wyrd Sisters- Terry Pratchett Thank you for listening to this episode of Nodes of Design. We hope you are enjoying the Nodes of Design Podcast on your favourite podcast platforms- Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcasts. You can reach to Tanushree via her mail @tanushreebishnoi@gmail.com If this episode helped you to understand and learn something new, please share and rate us and be a part of the knowledge-sharing community #Spreadknowledge. This podcast aims to make design education accessible to all as knowledge shouldn't hide behind paywalls. Nodes of Design is a non-profit and self-sponsored initiative by Tejj.

We know that COVID-19 has disproportionately affected people of color for various factors including wealth gap, environmental racism, underlying health disparities, and more. What are the ways in which this manifests in the emergency room, and what does it look like from a healthcare perspective in terms of the relationship between patients and providers? --- In this episode, we hear from two NYC Emergency medicine physicians: Dr. Gaurav Bhargava and Dr. Debashree S. about how race plays a factor in the patient/provider relationship during COVID-19, as well as more generally. They talk about how their responsibilities in regards to end of life care have shifted with patients and their families during the pandemic. We also discuss cultural barriers to treatment, why there is mistrust in the medical community among communities of color, and ways to address implicit biases in medicine. --- For further questions and comments, Gaurav can be reached via email at falconsfan3@gmail.com and Debashree at ds2658@columbia.edu. --- Notable time stamps: 49:45: The statistic that Gaurav quotes refers to Black males matriculated in medical school in the U.S. only - not all Black graduates - which is approximately 500 per year. According to the AAMC, there were 1,238 Black graduates in 2019, which comprises only 6.2% of all graduates. 1:57: a special performance sung by Tanushree's cat Pippin. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-desi-condition/support

Season 2 - Episode 11 - Conversation with podcast creator and Mental Health advocate, Tanushree S., who is building a platform dedicated to the betterment for wellness and self-improvement in the Desi community. Having not originally an academic foundation in Mental Health, Tanushree is building her own foundation to help others through her own observations and personal struggles in the realm of Mental Health.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/BengalisofNework/support

Ever since the domestic flights resumed operations in India, I have been curious to know the changes in the flying experience. In this episode, I am in conversation with journalist Tanushree Roy as she shares her experience of travelling from Chennai to Delhi. She talks about safety measures at airports, the fear of travelling with others and the trauma of suspecting oneself of contamination for almost a week after the travel. Tanushree also talks about the difference in handling the virus in the two cities.

New intro, new season, new team. New. Episodes. In this trailer, host Tanushree discusses what's ahead for season 3, and reflects on season 2. Jump ahead to 4:22 - 11:34 for the full recap of Season 2's fifteen episodes. Tune in on June 24th for Episode 3.01: South Asian Allyship with Black Lives. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-desi-condition/support

Tanushree graduated from high school in Gurgaon in 2018 and then went to Oxford College, Emory University, an hour from Atlanta. The two-year, small residential campus fostered in her a love of human connection and learning. Having chosen to do a double major in Economics and Psychology, she will be continuing her studies this fall (2020), at the larger Emory University campus in Atlanta. Arjun and Tanushree discuss her early days at such a small campus, how her academic journey and the guidance of incredible professors led her to choose her major, and what she thinks of the future of online education during these times.

"You never know who you're inspiring in your own courage..." This is one of the Pearls of Wisdom dropped by my guest Tanushree Dhaundiyal, Co-founder of TR Dance Company, a Choreographer, Instructor, Dancer, and all-around dynamo in Mumbai, India. She tells us how and why she became who she was meant to be in this oh-so-inspiring and uplifting chat. Her choice to live Life according to her own rules was quite a scandal!Welcome to episode 26 of Roll With Peace, In Mind featuring another installment of 'Are You On The Right Train? Riding On The Urge' featuring folks who have chosen to follow their hearts, dreams and passions. They did not and do not listen to the nay-sayers or to the 'it can't be done-ners' but step out on Faith and Intention, not allowing fears to derail them.NOTE: [As this is a remote call to India, the sound quality is a bit sketchy in places, please bear with us but happily you will hear my guest pretty clearly].I urge you to visit Tanushree's website and follow her on social media.Tanushree Dhaundiyal http://trdancecompany.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trdanceco/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trdancecompany/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TRDANCECOMPANY **Music by Sylvester "Sly" Scott Facebook: www.facebook.com/slyfoxingInstagram: @sly.scott#JoinListenEngageShare in my Facebook Group Riffin' About The Roll With Peace, In Mind podcast **Come be a part of the conversation. Discuss episodes, ask questions, tell me what topics or themes you would love to hear in a future episode. Come hang with me in the Riffin' About The Roll With Peace, In Mind Podcast Facebook Group!**And lastly, who am I? I am Jacquie Bird of Jacquie Bird, Spiritual Wellness--I consider myself a 'Spiritual Guide' not in the religious sense but kinda like a Life Coach--when we are disconnected from our inner wellbeing and thought processes, it sets off all kinds of Emotional, Spiritual and Mental imbalances. My Life has taught me there is nothing more important than our inner health, our mental health and outlook--in Essence, our WellBeing. I have lived as a Creative, and teacher since the age of 18. Bumps in the road? Um yeah...a LOT! They hurt? Uh huh, made a grown girl cry. But everything is a step in The Journey, to be Experienced and to be Learned from. Today I navigate with much more Grace, Wisdom, Joy, Intention, Mindfulness, Humor and GRATITUDE. In these podcast episodes, I share what I have learned and am still learning, with YOU.For me, Spiritual Wellness is of the utmost importance--I am the author of the eBook series 7 Daily Thoughts & Mantras 4 Mindfulness, the Creator/Practitioner of StressBusters Guided Meditation, the Owner/Creator of the handmade wellness brand MODAL VISIONS, a Sound Healer, her Meditation Music is called SoundSoulVibin' and as you know, the Creator/Owner/Host of this podcast Roll With Peace, In Mind and a Choreographer/Master Teacher. My first life was that as a dancer-singer-actress who has performed on Broadway, stage, TV & film under the name Jacquelyn Bird. For more on my products and services, hit me up on my site Jacquie Bird, Spiritual Wellness Remember to SUBSCRIBE, DOWNLOAD, LISTEN and SHARE. REPEAT. Thank you so much for your interest in my podcast, I hope it is helpful to you and if you have questions and/or comments I would love to hear them. 

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The Lawyer, who has been fighting Tanushree Dutta's case against Nana Patekar has himself been accused of physical harassment by a fellow lawyer. Watch the details.

Here's our second podcast on Digital Marketing! Listen to Tanushree Sharma, Founder, The Glutton And The Owl, and a renowned blogger & influencer, speak about her journey into the the world of 'Digital Marketing', while she shares insights about the importance of creating 'value' content that makes a brand stand apart from the clutter. Stay tuned for more such exciting conversations!

This time, our time machine podcast takes you to Assam, where our guest Tanushree Ishani grew up. Tanushree is the co-founder of an organic brand called The Body Cafe. We also talk about skin care tips in this episode.

As a child, Tanushree Gupta from India found paintings by her mother that were in poor condition. She was enthusiastic about restoring them. Today she is an art conservator. She has maintained her enthusiasm and joy in dealing with paintings and other art objects and has now proven her skills as a conservator and researcher with a doctoral degree.Her most recent project was a new storage concept for the Napier Museum in Kerala, southern India. High humidity and temperatures make it difficult for the art objects to be stored there. She redesigned the storage with an international team of researchers and restored existing damage to artworks such as mold."Every object is a new project," she says in this podcast episode, because you cannot close from one object to another one. You always start at zero with a comprehensive analysis before any restoration can be done. That can take up to a month.One particularly important project to her was the recent re-restoration of her mother's paintings. Because asked about any mistakes, Tanushree explains with a laugh that those were the one objects where she did pretty much everything wrong. Today she knows better.Tanushree Gupta has been a recurring OeAD scholarship holder since 2011 in the funding programs Ernst Mach worldwide and technology grants East / Central and South Asia (today Ernst Mach Eurasia-Pacific Uninet).

In an already beaten down market, Thursday's carnage on D-Street dragged indices to fresh five-month lows with the BSE Sensex slipping below the 37,000 mark. On the other hand, the Nifty, too, breached 11,000 mark in the intra-day trade. Mixed corporate earnings, weak domestic and global cues, and continuous selling by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) were among the key reasons for the fall. The current scenario begs the question whether we will see the rebound any time soon? Amid the weakening market situation, Tanushree Banerjee sees the Rebirth of India opportunity. Tanushree believes there are 50 irreversible trends that will the push Sensex to 1,00,000. Meanwhile, the global markets also witnessed the sell-off on the back of escalating trade tensions and fed rate cut this week. Now, after the fed’s rate cut, market participants will watch out for RBI’s monetary policy stance next week. Will RBI cut the rates? Tune in to know more…

Recently, the Mumbai police has submitted a B Summary report in the Tanushree Dutta sexual harassment case against Nana Pateker, citing lack of evidence as the reason for the closure of their inquiry. The report also stated that Tanushree’s complaint seemed “malicious and fake”, and could have been filed to seek revenge. In an interview to The Quint, Tanushree opens up on why she thinks the investigation in her case has been compromised and alleges that Nana Patekar earns “crores of rupees” through Naam Foundation, which is supposed to work for welfare of farmers, enough to squash any case against him.

Throughout the week, one slogan that took over the market and country as a whole was, Ab ki baar phir Modi Sarkar. Stock markets celebrated Modi’s victory as Sensex touched 40,000 mark and Nifty touched 12,000 for the first time ever. What does this mean for the market going forward? Tanushree strongly believes in India's future potential. She is looking at the stocks and trends that are likely to get a major push with the Modi government returning to power. We have got one uncertainty out of the way. The one related to elections. How do you play the market now post elections? With the elections done, the markets will now focus more on other key macro factors and corporate earnings. Tune in to know more…

Tanushree Dutta's sister Ishita Dutta talked about her upcoming movie. In and exclusive interview with Lehren, the actress reacted on nepotism and her choices in movies. Take a look.

This is who Tanushree Ishani Das is in her own words - "Dibrugarh, Assam, Bangalore, London and now Hyderabad, I believe the world is my oyster.  The year 2017 gave me the opportunity to venture into the entrepreneurial world. It was exciting but at the same time nerve wrecking because I realised that I have a huge responsibility on my shoulders- what I think or how I think could probably shape other people's thoughts, what I do could inspire or influence the actions of people; but I'm here to make a difference, break stereotypes and grab every opportunity possible to do my bit and strongly contribute to a community of womenpreneurs. Ex Goldman and KCL alumni, a publisher author, I am a daughter, sister, friend, wife and a human in progress." Tanushree's tryst with entrepreneurship initially started with leading the Mount Carmel College Entrepreneurship cell Initium. Her career started with Goldman Sachs in 2010 from Mount Carmel College (Bangalore). She then went down to London, to pursue M Sc. in Organisational Psychiatry & Psychology from King's College and finally at LookUp where she did her last gig before starting BodyCafé.  Her research “How Appraisal affects motivation in India & UK,” has recently been published in the form of a book by Lambert Academic Publishing. Tanushree is ‘one of the founders' of BodyCafé :) BodyCafé is an organic health and wellness brand to inspire people to adopt to a healthy lifestyle and make real choices. One of the interesting bits of conversation was where Tanu speaks of her GOT-Soap (Dracaris) which had an infusion of dragon-fruit. It was in response to a question on what keeps her creative juices flowing that Tanu brings this up and the answer is something worth listening to. When asked what her inputs would be for people who would want to chart a path towards their passion, she says - "Don't follow trends, listen to your gut. Do things yourself and never expect things to arrive on a platter. In case it happens, one will never realise it's value." Tanu fondly reflects on how set-backs are a part of the journey and the way it helps her stay grounded when asked how she deals with the incredible ebbs and flows that come with being an entrepreneur. A huge thanks to Vishnu from Writer and Geek Show who helped set up this interview and for permission to use the swanky recording set up! Read More - https://yourstory.com/2018/02/body-cafe-tanushree-das-pooja-karegoudar https://www.time8.in/body-cafe-tanushree-ishaanis-organic-enterprise/ Get in Touch - Instagram - https://instagram.com/bodycafe.in?utmsource=igprofile_share&igshid=5r6d59arh92y Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Bodycafe.in/ e-Mail - tanushree.bodycafe@gmail.com Read Tanu's Book - https://www.amazon.com/Appraisal-motivation-Relationship-Performance-Motivation/dp/3659950483 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The stock markets are very volatile these days. As the Tanushree Bannerjee, the co-head of research here at Equitymaster puts it, stock markets are two-faced. To give you an example, over the past month, the BSE Sensex has held steady, and is down by a mere 0.1%. Meanwhile, the midcap and smallcap indices are battered down. The BSE Midcap index is down by 7% in one month, while the BSE Smallcap index is down by 8% in the same period. Tanushree draws similarities in today’s market with that of 2013. Will the market meet the same fate as they did post 2013? Answers to this questions and more in today’s podcast – Tune in!

This week the top stories on FC Flash were:  1)Tanushree Dutta versus Nana Patekar continued to dominate the headlines. Patekar denies allegations of intimidation and sexual harassment. He has sent a legal notice to Tanushree. 2) Comedian and YouTuber Utsav Chakraborty was called out on Twitter for sending unsolicited sexually explicit photographs to women. 3) Teasers of Uri and Manikarnika. 4) Deepika Padukone will play acid attack survivor Laxmi Agarwal in her next film directed by Meghna Gulzar. 5) Krishna Raj Kapoor, the first lady of the Kapoor family and the original lady in white passed away. 6) Photo of the Week: Tom Hardy says ‘Mogambo khush hua’.

In a week full of negative sentiments, we talk about the key macroeconomic developments that led to the stock market fall. This includes, the rupee fall and surging bond yields. We also talk about the rising oil prices and where they can go from here. Apart from the above developments, RBI monetary policy also drove the sentiments. So, how is all of this going to impact you and your portfolio? What should you do in such times? Amid uncertainty, panic and despair, Tanushree Banerjee reveals top 3 ideas to help us sail through this extreme period of volatility. Listen in.

“Solve a problem!” “Stay motivated; even if you fall, get up…” “Have patience; things will steadily, slowly work out!” – Tanushree and Digvijay Dey, founders of “Jhalmishti” (a platform for women sellers) In this week’s episode, we talk... The post How Jhalmishti has created a marketplace for women sellers! appeared first on FoundersGyan.