In this solo episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi reflects on what it means to lead in today’s volatile, anxious, and fast-changing world. From insights on startup burnout to rethinking the workplace in India, she explores how empathy, resilience, and redefining success shape modern leadership. With references to the VUCA-to-BANI shift and ancient Greek philosophy, Amrita challenges listeners to think about their own leadership journey—and what a life well-lived might actually look like.Share your thoughts and comments right here!

In this solo episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi reflects on what it means to lead in today’s volatile, anxious, and fast-changing world. From insights on startup burnout to rethinking the workplace in India, she explores how empathy, resilience, and redefining success shape modern leadership. With references to the VUCA-to-BANI shift and ancient Greek philosophy, Amrita challenges listeners to think about their own leadership journey—and what a life well-lived might actually look like.Share your thoughts and comments right here!

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Episode 45 | Rethinking Leadership: Success, Failure & Eudaimonia

One Billion Dollars for healthcare being deployed so far in South and South-East Asia? Why and how has Quadria Capital taken pole position as the largest dedicated healthcare private equity player in the region? In this episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi is in conversation with Dr. Amit Varma — Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Quadria Capital, Asia’s largest dedicated healthcare private equity firm. With a $1.07 billion fund recently closed and $4B+ in assets under management, Dr. Varma shares the mission behind investing in scalable, impactful healthcare across South and Southeast Asia. From innovation and AI in medicine to affordability, infrastructure gaps, and how integrity and empathy guide his work — this conversation explores what it takes to transform healthcare for millions. As someone who is pitched every single day, Dr Varma also shares some tips for startup founders working in this space.

One Billion Dollars for healthcare being deployed so far in South and South-East Asia? Why and how has Quadria Capital taken pole position as the largest dedicated healthcare private equity player in the region? In this episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi is in conversation with Dr. Amit Varma — Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Quadria Capital, Asia’s largest dedicated healthcare private equity firm. With a $1.07 billion fund recently closed and $4B+ in assets under management, Dr. Varma shares the mission behind investing in scalable, impactful healthcare across South and Southeast Asia. From innovation and AI in medicine to affordability, infrastructure gaps, and how integrity and empathy guide his work — this conversation explores what it takes to transform healthcare for millions. As someone who is pitched every single day, Dr Varma also shares some tips for startup founders working in this space.

Episode 44: Inside Asia’s Billion Dollar Health PE Fund with Dr Amit Varma

Why does it feel like there's 'no world order', that conflicts are on the rise? In this episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi engages in a deep conversation with Dr. Stanly Johny, exploring the complexities of global politics, particularly in the Middle East.They discuss the current tensions involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, and how these dynamics affect India's foreign policy. Stanly Johny shares insights from his travels and reporting in the region, emphasising the importance of understanding all sides of the Israel-Palestine conflict and looking more closely at the historical and geo-political context. Dr Stanly Johny is International Affairs Editor, The Hindu and author, Original Sin, The ISIS Caliphate and The Comrades and the Mullahs. Watch a fascinating chat to delve deeper into these complex issues. The conversation also touches on the evolving landscape of journalism and the challenges faced by young reporters today.

Why does it feel like there's 'no world order', that conflicts are on the rise? In this episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi engages in a deep conversation with Dr. Stanly Johny, exploring the complexities of global politics, particularly in the Middle East.They discuss the current tensions involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, and how these dynamics affect India's foreign policy. Stanly Johny shares insights from his travels and reporting in the region, emphasising the importance of understanding all sides of the Israel-Palestine conflict and looking more closely at the historical and geo-political context. Dr Stanly Johny is International Affairs Editor, The Hindu and author, Original Sin, The ISIS Caliphate and The Comrades and the Mullahs.Watch a fascinating chat to delve deeper into these complex issues. The conversation also touches on the evolving landscape of journalism and the challenges faced by young reporters today.

Episode 43 | Global Conflict & Chaos: Dr. Stanly Johny on West Asia, the US & India's Foreign Policy

On this Say Again Episode, host Amrita Tripathi speaks to Abhishek Kumar, a seasoned startup advisor who shares his candid insights on what separates successful ventures from those that stumble. Tune in as we explore why prioritising user validation over VC approval is key, the pitfalls of chasing funding too early, and why the best thing you can do as a founder is focus hard on building for the people who matter most – your users. Listen to the full episode here: <a href="https://youtu.be/xC05wuthJkE" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/xC05wuthJkE</a>

On this Say Again Episode, host Amrita Tripathi speaks to Abhishek Kumar, a seasoned startup advisor who shares his candid insights on what separates successful ventures from those that stumble. Tune in as we explore why prioritising user validation over VC approval is key, the pitfalls of chasing funding too early, and why the best thing you can do as a founder is focus hard on building for the people who matter most – your users. Listen to the full episode here: https://youtu.be/xC05wuthJkE

Episode 42: What Sets Winning Startups Apart from the Rest with CEO Abhishek Kumar

You have to pace yourself. In this special solo episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi reflects on the nine-year journey of The Health Collective, a pioneering platform that has reshaped mental health conversations in India. From its humble beginnings to becoming a trusted resource, Amrita shares behind-the-scenes insights, lessons learned, and advice for anyone looking to start a purpose-driven project. With honesty and clarity, she discusses burnout, community building, ethical storytelling, and the power of credible information. A must-listen for change makers, founders, and anyone passionate about mental health. Bonus: Give-aways for the best comments on the last 41 episodes of the #SayAgain podcast!

You have to pace yourself. In this special solo episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi reflects on the nine-year journey of The Health Collective, a pioneering platform that has reshaped mental health conversations in India. From its humble beginnings to becoming a trusted resource, Amrita shares behind-the-scenes insights, lessons learned, and advice for anyone looking to start a purpose-driven project. With honesty and clarity, she discusses burnout, community building, ethical storytelling, and the power of credible information. A must-listen for change makers, founders, and anyone passionate about mental health. Bonus: Give-aways for the best comments on the last 41 episodes of the #SayAgain podcast! 

Episode 41 | 9 Years of Mental Health Advocacy: How The Health Collective Was Built

"Leadership is definitely not about position power. It is a lot about personal power." On the Say Again podcast this week, host Amrita Tripathi speaks to Safi Rizvi, Advisor to the National Disaster Management Authority and a 1989 batch IPS Officer. From understanding disasters management to mitigation strategies when it comes to heat waves, as well as the need for work around heat inequity, Rizvi shares a behind-the-scenes look.He also fields questions on surveillance, what you should be careful about with your social media posts, especially when it comes to personal information (do not share!) and Christiane Amanpour's recent statement that she took a burner phone while travelling to the US. Rizvi shares his leadership philosophy, and reflects on his 36 year career in government service, as well as short stint in the private sector. This one is a must-watch!

"Leadership is definitely not about position power. It is a lot about personal power." On the Say Again podcast this week, host Amrita Tripathi speaks to Safi Rizvi, Advisor to the National Disaster Management Authority and a 1989 batch IPS Officer. From understanding disasters management to mitigation strategies when it comes to heat waves, as well as the need for work around heat inequity, Rizvi shares a behind-the-scenes look.He also fields questions on surveillance, what you should be careful about with your social media posts, especially when it comes to personal information (do not share!) and Christiane Amanpour's recent statement that she took a burner phone while travelling to the US. Rizvi shares his leadership philosophy, and reflects on his 36 year career in government service, as well as short stint in the private sector. This one is a must-watch! 

Episode 40: From IPS to Disaster Management: Lessons in Risk, Resilience & Real Leadership with Safi Rizvi

Much of the Jaipur Literature festival started as an accident, JLF Producer and Teamwork Arts Managing Director Sanjoy Roy tells Say Again podcast host Amrita Tripathi in this week's episode. As a reporter who used to cover the festival and a writer whose first novel was commissioned at JLF, Tripathi asks Roy to share more behind the scenes details, 'spicy' gossip and more about the iconic Lit Fest that's been called the Mahakumbh of Indian literature. Roy shares what ended up being a watershed moment, with Deepak Chopra connecting to see if Oprah might be a fit! Even now in the age of ascendant AI there's a huge power and tangible and intangible impact of the arts, Roy shares, also connecting the dots of his own journey, from working with SRK, Manoj Bajpai and other stalwarts, work with the Salaam Baalak Trust, to becoming an "entrepreneur of the arts". Do let us know your thoughts, leave us a comment/ rating for more!

Much of the Jaipur Literature festival started as an accident, JLF Producer and Teamwork Arts Managing Director Sanjoy Roy tells Say Again podcast host Amrita Tripathi in this week's episode. As a reporter who used to cover the festival and a writer whose first novel was commissioned at JLF, Tripathi asks Roy to share more behind the scenes details, 'spicy' gossip and more about the iconic Lit Fest that's been called the Mahakumbh of Indian literature. Roy shares what ended up being a watershed moment, with Deepak Chopra connecting to see if Oprah might be a fit! Even now in the age of ascendant AI there's a huge power and tangible and intangible impact of the arts, Roy shares, also connecting the dots of his own journey, from working with SRK, Manoj Bajpai and other stalwarts, work with the Salaam Baalak Trust, to becoming an "entrepreneur of the arts". Do let us know your thoughts, leave us a comment/ rating for more! 

Episode 39: Jaipur Lit Festival Producer Sanjoy Roy: How Arts Matter in the Age of AI

"We're not chasing clickbait. We're not making claims that we can't stand behind," Aeon Media Group COO Kirsten Freeman tells Say Again podcast host Amrita Tripathi. Join us for a 30 minute free-wheeling conversation that covers how long form content is hitting home in this short attention span world, what distinguishes good credible mental health information from 'quick takes' and how to think through the impact of GenAI, and what it means to live the good life (a question that has really stood the test of time from the ancient greeks on down).Big ideas, knowledge, and wisdom are core to the mission here and people are here for it. With more than 1.5 Million Uniques a month, Aeon Media and Psyche the magazine see a large percentage of their audiences logging on from India! As well as the US and Australia.Tune in to hear more about the importance of purpose and mission, as well as how critical it is to have a source of credible information when it comes to Mental Health. Freeman also shares from her own leadership and life journey, including how she started prioritising balance in her own life, and why she admires and learns from GenZ. Resources:Aeon: <a href="http://aeon.co/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://aeon.co/</a>Psyche: <a href="http://psyche.co/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://psyche.co/</a>Psyche Guides: <a href="https://psyche.co/guides" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://psyche.co/guides</a>Health Collective: <a href="http://healthcollective.in/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://healthcollective.in/</a>Join the Community | Say Again Newsletter: <a href="'" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> http://amritatripathi.ghost.io/</a>

"We're not chasing clickbait. We're not making claims that we can't stand behind," Aeon Media Group COO Kirsten Freeman tells Say Again podcast host Amrita Tripathi. Join us for a 30 minute free-wheeling conversation that covers how long form content is hitting home in this short attention span world, what distinguishes good credible mental health information from 'quick takes' and how to think through the impact of GenAI, and what it means to live the good life (a question that has really stood the test of time from the ancient greeks on down).Big ideas, knowledge, and wisdom are core to the mission here and people are here for it. With more than 1.5 Million Uniques a month, Aeon Media and Psyche the magazine see a large percentage of their audiences logging on from India! As well as the US and Australia.Tune in to hear more about the importance of purpose and mission, as well as how critical it is to have a source of credible information when it comes to Mental Health. Freeman also shares from her own leadership and life journey, including how she started prioritising balance in her own life, and why she admires and learns from GenZ.Resources:Aeon: http://aeon.co/Psyche: http://psyche.co/Psyche Guides: https://psyche.co/guidesHealth Collective: http://healthcollective.in/Join the Community | Say Again Newsletter: http://amritatripathi.ghost.io/

Episode 38:We're Not Chasing Clickbait: COO Kirsten Freeman on Aeon Media’s Big Mission

Do not become subservient to (AI) tools! That's one piece of advice from this insightful conversation on the Say Again Podcast with Tech Policy leader Colin Crowell, the Managing Director of the Blue Owl Group, and former Public Policy head of Twitter 1.0. Host Amrita Tripathi asks the Washington DC based Crowell to make sense of some of the top Headlines in the world of AI Tech Policy, global ramifications and to take a look at top challenges that remain. Crowell, who played a critical role in creating the landmark Telecommunications Act of the US (Web 2.0), also talks about his 20 years working in government before moving to Silicon Valley, and just what it takes to work with multiple stakeholders in a complicated, fast-moving global environment. Join us for a fascinating conversation and a ring side view of all that's going on in the world of AI and Tech Policy.

Do not become subservient to (AI) tools! That's one piece of advice from this insightful conversation on the Say Again Podcast with Tech Policy leader Colin Crowell, the Managing Director of the Blue Owl Group, and former Public Policy head of Twitter 1.0. Host Amrita Tripathi asks the Washington DC based Crowell to make sense of some of the top Headlines in the world of AI Tech Policy, global ramifications and to take a look at top challenges that remain. Crowell, who played a critical role in creating the landmark Telecommunications Act of the US (Web 2.0), also talks about his 20 years working in government before moving to Silicon Valley, and just what it takes to work with multiple stakeholders in a complicated, fast-moving global environment. Join us for a fascinating conversation and a ring side view of all that's going on in the world of AI and Tech Policy. 

Episode 37: Navigating AI & Global Tech Policy with Blue Owl Group MD Colin Crowell

What does it mean to build with purpose? And what are the battles no one hears about? In this compelling episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi chats with entrepreneur Shreyasi Singh — founding managing director of Jetri and founder, Harappa. From her early career in journalism to building transformative learning platforms, Shreyasi shares her journey of reinvention, navigating the challenges of leadership, and the unique pressures faced by women entrepreneurs. Whether you're building your career or redefining success on your own terms, this conversation will leave you inspired.️ Sign up now for a free Say Again <a href="https://amritatripathi.ghost.io/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">monthly newsletter</a>! Resources mentioned:Resources mentioned:<a href="https://actgrants.in/unherd-with-shreyasi-singh-empowering-women-to-lead-and-succeed/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Interview with Shreyasi</a> <a href="https://harappa.education/harappa-insights/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Harappa Reports</a>

What does it mean to build with purpose? And what are the battles no one hears about? In this compelling episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi chats with entrepreneur Shreyasi Singh — founding managing director of Jetri and founder, Harappa. From her early career in journalism to building transformative learning platforms, Shreyasi shares her journey of reinvention, navigating the challenges of leadership, and the unique pressures faced by women entrepreneurs. Whether you're building your career or redefining success on your own terms, this conversation will leave you inspired.️ Sign up now for a free Say Again monthly newsletter! Resources mentioned:Resources mentioned:Interview with Shreyasi Harappa Reports

Episode 36: Shreyasi Singh on Resilience, Reinvention & the Reality of Leadership

It's not like Maggi Noodles: That's the quotable quote when asked about the value of Music and Culture. So it's not about instant gratification so much as something more lasting. Music can elevate or devastate, bring us to the highest high and even take us inward on a soulful journey. Is it something that you still value in this Age of AI? On this week's episode of the #sayagainpodcast host Amrita Tripathi asks Musician, Composer and Writer Vidya Shah to share some of her insights and understanding. What is it about live performance that AI can't quite capture yet? And are we undervaluing the very things that can transform our lives? Listen in and don't forget to stay till the end for a beautiful mini-performance Vidya Shah does just for you. Do share, subscribe and leave us a comment if you like. Resources:The Gramophone Project:<a href=" www.womenonrecord.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> www.womenonrecord.com</a>

It's not like Maggi Noodles: That's the quotable quote when asked about the value of Music and Culture. So it's not about instant gratification so much as something more lasting. Music can elevate or devastate, bring us to the highest high and even take us inward on a soulful journey. Is it something that you still value in this Age of AI? On this week's episode of the #sayagainpodcast host Amrita Tripathi asks Musician, Composer and Writer Vidya Shah to share some of her insights and understanding. What is it about live performance that AI can't quite capture yet? And are we undervaluing the very things that can transform our lives? Listen in and don't forget to stay till the end for a beautiful mini-performance Vidya Shah does just for you. Do share, subscribe and leave us a comment if you like. Resources:The Gramophone Project: www.womenonrecord.com

Say Again Episode 35: Music in the Age of AI with Musician Vidya Shah on What We Must Recapture

Therapy bots are complete snake oil. Dr. Soumitra Pathare — psychiatrist and Director of the Centre for Mental Health Law and Policy — doesn’t hold back in this thought-provoking episode of Say Again with Amrita Tripathi. He warns that most of these bots haven't undergone safety trials and aren’t backed by evidence, raising some serious questions. And by the way, you might prefer to go for coffee with a friend than venting to your LLM as a 'therapist'.In this candid conversation, Dr. Pathare, co-author of the book Life Interrupted, unpacks why mental health tech needs the same rigorous regulation as any other form of healthcare. He also spotlights a powerful example of frugal innovation: the Atmiyata project, a community-led mental health initiative that started in Gujarat and is now being replicated all the way in London.From breaking down myths to taking on tech-bro hype, this episode is equal parts insightful and entertaining. Do let us know your thoughts(Trigger warning: Suicide is mentioned at 23:08-~26:30) Resources:Helplines: <a href="http://healthcollective.in/contact/helplines/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://healthcollective.in/contact/helplines/</a>Centre for Mental Health Law and Policy: <a href="http://cmhlp.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://cmhlp.org/</a>Netshrink on X: <a href="https://x.com/netshrink" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://x.com/netshrink</a>The book: Life, Interrupted: <a href="https://www.amazon.in/Life-Interrupted-Understanding-Indias-Suicide-ebook/dp/B09G3L68M5" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.in/Life-Interrupted-Understanding-Indias-Suicide-ebook/dp/B09G3L68M5</a>

Therapy bots are complete snake oil. Dr. Soumitra Pathare — psychiatrist and Director of the Centre for Mental Health Law and Policy — doesn’t hold back in this thought-provoking episode of Say Again with Amrita Tripathi. He warns that most of these bots haven't undergone safety trials and aren’t backed by evidence, raising some serious questions. And by the way, you might prefer to go for coffee with a friend than venting to your LLM as a 'therapist'.In this candid conversation, Dr. Pathare, co-author of the book Life Interrupted, unpacks why mental health tech needs the same rigorous regulation as any other form of healthcare. He also spotlights a powerful example of frugal innovation: the Atmiyata project, a community-led mental health initiative that started in Gujarat and is now being replicated all the way in London.From breaking down myths to taking on tech-bro hype, this episode is equal parts insightful and entertaining. Do let us know your thoughts(Trigger warning: Suicide is mentioned at 23:08-~26:30)Resources:Helplines: http://healthcollective.in/contact/helplines/Centre for Mental Health Law and Policy: http://cmhlp.org/Netshrink on X: https://x.com/netshrinkThe book: Life, Interrupted: https://www.amazon.in/Life-Interrupted-Understanding-Indias-Suicide-ebook/dp/B09G3L68M5

Episode 34: Therapy Bots, Social Media & Community Care: Dr. Soumitra Pathare's Mental Health Reality Check

Find your Why: In this solo episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi pulls back the curtain on the writing process — from finding your voice to navigating fiction vs. non-fiction. A published author, she has just the behind the scenes tips and insight that you might need, as an aspiring writer. Whether you're staring at a blank page or halfway through your manuscript, this episode is your sign to just get started. This is also a fun one for readers as Amrita shares her own journey as a writer with some snippets. She talks about how to find your why, why you need to keep your notes and how you'll want to read widely and build a strong foundation. She also has some practical first steps to think about.This is an episode for aspiring writers, scribes who feel stuck, and anyone looking to reconnect with their creative spark. Find your entry point — and let your words do the rest. Subscribe to the free newsletter: http://amritatripathi.ghost.io/Email: Team@healthcollective.in More on the new writing room #comingsoon

Find your Why: In this solo episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi pulls back the curtain on the writing process — from finding your voice to navigating fiction vs. non-fiction. A published author, she has just the behind the scenes tips and insight that you might need, as an aspiring writer. Whether you're staring at a blank page or halfway through your manuscript, this episode is your sign to just get started. This is also a fun one for readers as Amrita shares her own journey as a writer with some snippets. She talks about how to find your why, why you need to keep your notes and how you'll want to read widely and build a strong foundation. She also has some practical first steps to think about.This is an episode for aspiring writers, scribes who feel stuck, and anyone looking to reconnect with their creative spark. Find your entry point — and let your words do the rest.Subscribe to the free newsletter: http://amritatripathi.ghost.io/Email: Team@healthcollective.in More on the new writing room #comingsoon

Episode 33 | The Writer’s Journey: Motivation, Mindset & Getting Started

What if your voice was your superpower?In this powerful episode of Say Again, Amrita Tripathi speaks with celebrated voice artist and trainer Monaz Ranina, who brings over 30 years of experience in unlocking the true potential of the human voice. From corporate boardrooms to pageant stages and audiobook studios, Monaz shares how mastering your voice goes beyond technique—it's about empathy, emotion, and self-awareness.Discover practical insights on breathing, emotional connection, and how letting go of internal baggage can transform the way you speak and connect. Whether you're a leader, a creative, or just someone wanting to communicate more authentically, this episode is your cue to tune in, breathe deeply, and speak your truth. Listen till the end for practical tips you can use today! And hey, don't forget to sign up for a free monthly newsletter to join our community: <a href="http://amritatripathi.ghost.io/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://amritatripathi.ghost.io/</a>

What if your voice was your superpower?In this powerful episode of Say Again, Amrita Tripathi speaks with celebrated voice artist and trainer Monaz Ranina, who brings over 30 years of experience in unlocking the true potential of the human voice. From corporate boardrooms to pageant stages and audiobook studios, Monaz shares how mastering your voice goes beyond technique—it's about empathy, emotion, and self-awareness.Discover practical insights on breathing, emotional connection, and how letting go of internal baggage can transform the way you speak and connect. Whether you're a leader, a creative, or just someone wanting to communicate more authentically, this episode is your cue to tune in, breathe deeply, and speak your truth. Listen till the end for practical tips you can use today!And hey, don't forget to sign up for a free monthly newsletter to join our community: http://amritatripathi.ghost.io/

Episode 32: Unlock the Power of Your Voice with Monaz Ranina

India sees 460 deaths daily on our roads, so road safety could not be a more critical issue. In this episode of the Say Again podcast, Amrita Tripathi speaks with Piyush Tewari, the Founder & CEO of the SaveLIFE Foundation, which has been working relentlessly to save millions of lives. He shares not just the personal tragedy that motivated him to tackle this issue, but also the impact, including 9 years this month of the Good Samaritan Law in India. We also talk about the incredible support of his family, including a message from his brother Anshul Tewari Founder of Youth Ki Awaaz. Listen in for some major inspiration and a look at how you can also make an impact, whatever your role in life. Resources:The Print Article: https://theprint.in/opinion/460-road-deaths-every-day-10-indian-states-road-safety-models/2311626/SaveLIFE Foundation: https://savelifefoundation.orgThe Health Collective: http://healthcollective.in/Say Again Newsletter (Sign up!): http://amritatripathi.ghost.io

India sees 460 deaths daily on our roads, so road safety could not be a more critical issue. In this episode of the Say Again podcast, Amrita Tripathi speaks with Piyush Tewari, the Founder & CEO of the SaveLIFE Foundation, which has been working relentlessly to save millions of lives. He shares not just the personal tragedy that motivated him to tackle this issue, but also the impact, including 9 years this month of the Good Samaritan Law in India. We also talk about the incredible support of his family, including a message from his brother Anshul Tewari Founder of Youth Ki Awaaz. Listen in for some major inspiration and a look at how you can also make an impact, whatever your role in life.Resources:The Print Article: https://theprint.in/opinion/460-road-deaths-every-day-10-indian-states-road-safety-models/2311626/SaveLIFE Foundation: https://savelifefoundation.orgThe Health Collective: http://healthcollective.in/Say Again Newsletter (Sign up!): http://amritatripathi.ghost.io

Episode 31: How Piyush Tewari's SaveLIFE Foundation is Transforming Road Safety in India

On Say Again?! Author and Podcaster Amrita Tripathi deep-dives into some of the big questions of our times with thought leaders and change makers – what makes them tick? How are they viewing the age of ascendant AI? What have they learned about Success and Failure? And how much do they prioritise the good things like Empathy, Wellness…Join us for this and much more on weekly episodes this season.

On Say Again?! Author and Podcaster Amrita Tripathi deep-dives into some of the big questions of our times with thought leaders and change makers – what makes them tick? How are they viewing the age of ascendant AI? What have they learned about Success and Failure? And how much do they prioritise the good things like Empathy, Wellness…Join us for this and much more on weekly episodes this season.

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