One hundred years.in by RadioRoom Podcasts

On this episode of One Hundred Years.in Amar chats up with Insia Lacewalla from Mumbai. Insia has been a pivotal name in the Indian Indie scene. She's popular for her work in the hospitality industry and before that the food and beverage industry, events, music and art. I'm really pleased to have Insia with us today and i must be thankful to her for being comfortable, being fearless to express herself and most importantly, feel it worthy of her time and attention. So let's dive in and hear her thoughts and ideas about India today and the future!

To the doer, it is what it is,  To the observer, it is a great deal of accomplishment. Come listen to my conversation with Divya Tate as she shares her vision of what India could be on 15th Aug, 2047, the year we celebrate 100 years of Freedom.  In her interview, not only is she sharing her vision, but also sharing ideas on how WE could help achieve her vision by doing simple things.

Ranjan Mistry at a young age has set into motion activities that will impact several lives over a long period of time. Our conversation reminded me of how powerful simplicity and dedication can be. If you can solve your problem by developing a solution that others also can use, you're a visionary. Listen to the conversation to know more about the thoughts and ideas the young social entrepreneur from Bihar shares.

In this episode of OneHundredYears.in you'll hear Dr Anoop Mahajan, An atmospheric Chemist talk about Scientific temper, its importance in nation building  and many more ideas and thoughts on what he images the future of India when we celebrate One Hundred years of Freedom! Join me as i continue to bring you conversations with my guests about their imaginations on what India could be on 15th Aug, 2047. And yes, please continue to share your feedback and your suggestions!

A 12 year old today will be almost 40 when India celebrates 100 years of freedom. and this12 year old, Jhanavi, shares her vision and imagination of what India could be. So far, this is one of my most important conversations. To find out why, i invite you to listen to this episode