
The Vision-Nari podcast is hosted by Swati Rawat where she discovers visionary Indian women and invites them on the show to talk about their life and aspirations, in an attempt to understand their impulse, inspiration, and the story behind their unique vision. Ever wonder what goes into being a Vision-Nari? Listen and find out. This podcast is produced by Launchora and music is created by Dyalla S... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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In this episode, our guest is Shalini Lahiri, a beauty enthusiast and expert who is a core part of the team that built Tata beauty. Shalini is a seasoned professional who led critical initiatives across strategy and marketing for Tata CliQ Palette an... more
In this episode, our guest is Ebaani Tewari, chef and co-owner of Kari Apla, a young Indian restaurant based in Mumbai, which is inspired by the flavours of the Deccan Coast. Ebaani founded Kari Apla with her husband, where they channel the flavours ... more
In this episode, our guests are Sujata and Taniya, founders of Suta - a growing artisanal brand that’s powering the world of fashion, impact, and craftsmanship through timeless Sarees, dresses, and home decor where each piece tells a unique story. Tu... more
In episode 48, our Vision-Nari is Priyanka Save, Co- Founder of Fruzzanté world's first and only alco beverage company that makes Chikoo alco-bev for commercial use. Since their launch, Fruzzanté added Pineapple, Strawberry, Starfruit, Mango in their... more
This episode is powered by ITC Vivel, as a part of their 'AbSamjhautaNahin' philosophy.
In episode 47, our Vision-Nari is Neha Bagaria, CEO and Founder of Jobs For her. Through her own journey and experiences, Neha realised the challenges and diffi... more
This episode is powered by ITC Vivel, as a part of their 'AbSamjhautaNahin' philosophy.
In episode 46, our Vision-Nari is Rachiyta Jain - Co Founder of The Cyber Blog India, a platform which educates people on cyber laws and actively promotes cyber... more
This episode is powered by ITC Vivel, as a part of their 'AbSamjhautaNahin' philosophy.
In episode 45, our Vision-Naris are Ameya and Pallavi - Creators and Hosts of The Fat So Podcast - where they discuss being fat—the pain, the joy, the learning,... more
This episode is powered by ITC Vivel, as a part of their ‘AbSamjhuataNahin’ philosophy.
In episode 44, our Vision-Nari is Deeksha Ahuja. Deeksha is the Founder of Encubay, a diversity focussed startup incubator with a vision to build a sustainabili... more
I like how this show is simple and remarkable. Tuning in to this show is like making new female friends and listening to their amazing (sometimes extraordinary) stories. It is like having a magazine subscription that keeps bringing you stories of amazing Indian women. Sunnyeagerly waiting for the pop-up notification informing me when a new episode goes live.
Love the guests and their stories. I honestly feel this is so important for girls like me to have access to such a show. I never had a female mentor in my life and I feel this show gives me strength and hope to follow my dreams. Brownie points for the Intro music. It’s sooo addictive. ❤️
I'm so glad a podcast like this exists for Indian women. Excited for future episodes and learning from these vision-naris!
Very nicely done. Good music, narration as well as the inaugural guest! Perfect first episode to summarise this one. 👌









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