Sonali and Vaishnav live in Singapore and work in advertising. They are the founders of WindowSwap, a website that helps you look through someone’s window somewhere in the world. Over the past year, the website went viral, and has garnered over 5.5 million visitors from 110 countries and more than 15,000 submissions.
A gypsy at heart and a global citizen, Sanjiv has traversed through different professions and geographies, taking every opportunity to serve that his professional career has offered him. He always tries to remember that he is a human being, not a human doing: doing is a by-product of being, not the other way around.
A gypsy at heart and a global citizen, Sanjiv has traversed through different professions and geographies, taking every opportunity to serve that his professional career has offered him. He always tries to remember that he is a human being, not a human doing: doing is a by-product of being, not the other way around.
Dear TGPian,
This Sunday at TGP Sessions, it’s time for Fringe & Geekery. (It’s the track in which we include topics that don’t quite fit into the other tracks, but that we find interesting. Topics that aren’t mainstream. People obsessed by something and deeply knowledgeable about it and able to communicate that enthusiasm.)
This Sunday, we will hear from a creative person who is ambidextrous and a fund-raiser about the most important tool in his kit. [Bios in next message]
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This Sunday at TGP Sessions, it’s time for Fringe & Geekery. (It’s the track in which we include topics that don’t quite fit into the other tracks, but that we find interesting. Topics that aren’t mainstream. People obsessed by something and deeply knowledgeable about it and able to communicate that enthusiasm.)
This Sunday, we will hear from a creative person who is ambidextrous and a fund-raiser about the most important tool in his kit. [Bios in next message]
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Rishabh has been an independent fundraising strategist for around 12 years. In the last eight years, he has consulted with non-profits, family offices, corporate foundations, and start-up incubators. Most recently, he volunteered to raise funds for Covid-19 relief, supporting 54 causes across 16 states in India enabling funds worth ₹5.2 crore. His experience ranges from writing the fundraising strategy of India’s oldest child rights organisation to raising funds for an online archive of rural India to expanding the fundraising capabilities of a new age drama school in Mumbai.
A brand strategist and industrial designer trained at NID, Krishan is also an illustrator who can draw using both hands, a magician, singer, poet, comedian, teacher and everything else he is yet to try. Equipped with experience in Germany, he now contributes to a diverse range of design projects as Lead Industrial Designer and Brand Strategist at Sideways Consulting. His love for different art forms and meeting new people led him to start Fluid, a community that creates inspiring experiences through poetry, story-telling, magic and music. He shares his creative methods through talks and workshops at Welingkar Institute of Management and Pearl Academy, and in corporate training sessions.
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This Sunday at TGP Sessions, it’s the Intersections track. (What is Intersections? It’s the track in which we include topics that span two or more of our other tracks.)
This Sunday, we will hear from people who came up with innovative ways to help us deal with the weird world we’ve been living in the last year: a couple of advertising professionals who started a web site which lets locked-down folks go outside their four walls; and a doctor who fought the contagion, not with medicine but by coordinating volunteer efforts to battle the pandemic.
[Bios in next post]
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This Sunday, we will hear from people who came up with innovative ways to help us deal with the weird world we’ve been living in the last year: a couple of advertising professionals who started a web site which lets locked-down folks go outside their four walls; and a doctor who fought the contagion, not with medicine but by coordinating volunteer efforts to battle the pandemic.
[Bios in next post]
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At The Goa Project Sessions, we’ve now completed one run through all our tracks, so, this Sunday we’re back at The Arts.
Our presenters for this TGP Sessions a DJ who will demystify house music, and a musician who developed a new instrument during lockdown days.
Short bios in next post.
Our presenters for this TGP Sessions a DJ who will demystify house music, and a musician who developed a new instrument during lockdown days.
Short bios in next post.
Aman is a self-taught musician who divides his time between India and Singapore. His productions blur the line between electronica, progressive house and deep techno, blending these different sounds together in his own unique way. His work has found support from celebrated artists such as Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J, Secret Cinema, and has been released on reputable international imprints such as Sudbeat, Balkan Connection, Juicebox Music and Mango Alley. He has been billed in clubs such as Headquarters, Tuff Club, Kilo Lounge, KRATE in Singapore, and Humming Tree, Pebbles, blueFROG in Bangalore, India
Kavish is an independent singer songwriter, poet who writes primarily in Hindustani. He has invented a musical instrument Noori. He also founded the music project Zubaan where indie artistes across various musical linguistic scenes come together, collaborate and perform across the mainlands.
Kavish is an independent singer songwriter, poet who writes primarily in Hindustani. He has invented a musical instrument Noori. He also founded the music project Zubaan where indie artistes across various musical linguistic scenes come together, collaborate and perform across the mainlands.
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Come, hang out with the TGP gang over fantastic mini-talks and extended discussions that span the essentialist to the existentialist.
We’re back at out second visit with the Society track this weekend.
In the vast diversity of subcontinental cuisines, there are, nevertheless, things we consider quintessentially desi. Our presenters ask, how much of what we consider truly Indian is native to this geography?
Marryam is a food writer who has several articles and a few books to her credit. Her latest book is The Flavour of Spice. It is written in a narrative style, and not a textbook! Her other interests are travelling and collecting old spice grinders from around the country. She writes a weekly column in The Times of India where she reviews Delhi restaurants.
Kurush is an archaeologist, historian, food anthropologist and raconteur. Recently, he’s taken a keen interest in researching culinary anthropology and food archaeology. It’s not just ancient food that interests him; he was an early food blogger, part of a group he calls the Food Dinos, and he runs Katy’s Kitchen, a beloved and popular Mumbai catering service specialising in Parsi food.
In the vast diversity of subcontinental cuisines, there are, nevertheless, things we consider quintessentially desi. Our presenters ask, how much of what we consider truly Indian is native to this geography?
Marryam is a food writer who has several articles and a few books to her credit. Her latest book is The Flavour of Spice. It is written in a narrative style, and not a textbook! Her other interests are travelling and collecting old spice grinders from around the country. She writes a weekly column in The Times of India where she reviews Delhi restaurants.
Kurush is an archaeologist, historian, food anthropologist and raconteur. Recently, he’s taken a keen interest in researching culinary anthropology and food archaeology. It’s not just ancient food that interests him; he was an early food blogger, part of a group he calls the Food Dinos, and he runs Katy’s Kitchen, a beloved and popular Mumbai catering service specialising in Parsi food.
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Come, hang out with the TGP gang over fantastic mini-talks and extended discussions that span the essentialist to the existentialist.
This Sunday at TGP Sessions, we visit the Science & Technology track again.
Our focus this weekend is on cryptocurrencies. We’ll look at what India’s government’s possible stance on this technology, and how the much-talked-about non-fungible tokens can be useful to us.
Naimish is the founder of Coincrunch India, a source for digital asset news in India, and an investor in digital assets such as Bitcoin. He often spends time educating others about the importance of decentralisation.
Pareen (who, when we began thinking about TGP Sessions, did one on the evolution of money for us) works for WazirX, India’s largest Bitcoin exchange. He is a crypto writer, trader, and analyst.
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Our focus this weekend is on cryptocurrencies. We’ll look at what India’s government’s possible stance on this technology, and how the much-talked-about non-fungible tokens can be useful to us.
Naimish is the founder of Coincrunch India, a source for digital asset news in India, and an investor in digital assets such as Bitcoin. He often spends time educating others about the importance of decentralisation.
Pareen (who, when we began thinking about TGP Sessions, did one on the evolution of money for us) works for WazirX, India’s largest Bitcoin exchange. He is a crypto writer, trader, and analyst.
Register: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMrfuisqTMpHdfsrdBIR_X3KhIAVbny8GoJ
This Sunday at The Goa Project Sessions, at the Design track, we will discuss going beyond design into building.
Parul is Universal Designer and Principal Architect, Nature Nurture Architects and Planners. She has been awarded by the United Nations Global Compact Network India and is empanelled with the GoI's, Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan. She has helped set up PARĀNCH | Architecture | Labour for dialogue within the fraternity to recalibrate positions in the building industry. A visiting lecturer with Sir JJ College of Architecture and among the first to conceive elective courses on Universal Design and Conservation of Natural Heritage, she conducts these workshops for professionals and non-professionals in the public and private sectors.
Kavita believes in co-creating maker communities, and is involved with numerous projects with respect to d-i-y electronics, robotics and 3D printing.
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Parul is Universal Designer and Principal Architect, Nature Nurture Architects and Planners. She has been awarded by the United Nations Global Compact Network India and is empanelled with the GoI's, Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan. She has helped set up PARĀNCH | Architecture | Labour for dialogue within the fraternity to recalibrate positions in the building industry. A visiting lecturer with Sir JJ College of Architecture and among the first to conceive elective courses on Universal Design and Conservation of Natural Heritage, she conducts these workshops for professionals and non-professionals in the public and private sectors.
Kavita believes in co-creating maker communities, and is involved with numerous projects with respect to d-i-y electronics, robotics and 3D printing.
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This Sunday at The Goa Project Sessions, we will visit the News & Media track, learning about reporting from trial courts and its role in the discourse on judicial accountability and criminal justice reforms, and how podcasting can augment coverage of the news.
Vikram Gopal is a media professional who has reported on politics, agriculture, caste, labour and business for over seven years. He has also created and produced the podcast House on Fire. He has worked with The Hindu and the Hindustan Times in the past and is currently Assistant Editor in Business Standard based in Delhi.
Karan Tripathi is lawyer, writer and researcher on the criminal justice system in India. He has previously worked with Live Law, reporting on developments in trial courts in Delhi and is currently working with The Quint. He is also undertaking research on the criminal justice system as an Associate Fellow at the Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy.
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Vikram Gopal is a media professional who has reported on politics, agriculture, caste, labour and business for over seven years. He has also created and produced the podcast House on Fire. He has worked with The Hindu and the Hindustan Times in the past and is currently Assistant Editor in Business Standard based in Delhi.
Karan Tripathi is lawyer, writer and researcher on the criminal justice system in India. He has previously worked with Live Law, reporting on developments in trial courts in Delhi and is currently working with The Quint. He is also undertaking research on the criminal justice system as an Associate Fellow at the Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy.
Register: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMrfuisqTMpHdfsrdBIR_X3KhIAVbny8GoJ
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This Sunday at The Goa Project Sessions, we will visit the News & Media track, learning about reporting from trial courts and its role in the discourse on judicial accountability and criminal justice reforms, and how podcasting can augment coverage of the news.
Vikram Gopal is a media professional who has reported on politics, agriculture, caste, labour and business for over seven years. He has also created and produced the podcast House on Fire. He has worked with The Hindu and the Hindustan Times in the past and is currently Assistant Editor in Business Standard based in Delhi.
Karan Tripathi is lawyer, writer and researcher on the criminal justice system in India. He has previously worked with Live Law, reporting on developments in trial courts in Delhi and is currently working with The Quint. He is also undertaking research on the criminal justice system as an Associate Fellow at the Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy.
Register: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMrfuisqTMpHdfsrdBIR_X3KhIAVbny8GoJ
Vikram Gopal is a media professional who has reported on politics, agriculture, caste, labour and business for over seven years. He has also created and produced the podcast House on Fire. He has worked with The Hindu and the Hindustan Times in the past and is currently Assistant Editor in Business Standard based in Delhi.
Karan Tripathi is lawyer, writer and researcher on the criminal justice system in India. He has previously worked with Live Law, reporting on developments in trial courts in Delhi and is currently working with The Quint. He is also undertaking research on the criminal justice system as an Associate Fellow at the Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy.
Register: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMrfuisqTMpHdfsrdBIR_X3KhIAVbny8GoJ