Rtn. Priya Tanna: Forty years of acting, 250 movies, 13 languages. Multiple accolades including many Filmfare Awards and that's just a part of it. Rarely does this level of achievement come with that level of personality as a person. That's really what he is, to not just me, but to a whole lot of us....
Rtn. Ptn. Sharan Jagtiani: Thank you, Akhil. And let me start by saying what a singular honour it is for me to be addressing this particular Rotary Club because of the several years of association. And there's another thing which comes to mind. When I was listening to the two introductions and thinking of the topic...
Nabeel Abbas: This film is my way of doing something from the heart because at the bottom of one's heart, one always loves pets, friends’ pets, family-friends' pets. Pooja’s love for dogs and cats is above anything I have seen — and I have a lot of friends who have pets. But she's at another level. So...
A very good afternoon, everybody. Who other than my bade bhai, Dr. Mukesh Batra, who I've known for 40 years, and I truly consider him a veteran of the business of, I will not say medical science, but health and wellness. He's been a friend, philosopher and guide always. Thankfully, he's been a part of...
Rtn. Manjeet Kripalani: Ravi, as you reminded me this week, the corporate initiative is 250 years old. Is it the first time that such an idea of management is being articulated as a concept in a book? Mr. Ravi Kant: Yes, ‘corporates’ as we know them today have existed only for about 200 to 250 years. Although we...
Raghu and Pushpa Palat, renowned authors and historians, on their book: The Case That Shook the Empire: One Man's Fight for the Truth about the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre The Case That Shook the Empire has been adapted into a movie by Karan Johar's Dharma Productions starring Akshay Kumar Madhavan and Ananya Pandey. RAGHU PALAT: Thank you....
The Rotary Club of Bombay’s Anita Parekh Award for Women Empowerment to Project Nanhi Kali for being a perfect catalyst that metamorphosises and empowers the lives of young girls. SHEETAL MEHTA: Thank you for honouring our project Nanhi Kali with this extremely prestigious Anita Parikh Award for Women's Empowerment. We are humbled to receive this award,...
Ladies and Gentlemen, a very warm thank you to everyone. Today, you have allowed us to share our journey with you. The vision and objective of the DigiSwasthya Foundation is to reach those places where healthcare services are either minimal or severely limited. With this very thought, we began this foundation, with a small idea:...
Good afternoon to everyone here. Thank you for the very gracious introduction. How many of you don’t use smartphones? Not a single hand, right? OK, so how many of you are worried whether someone will look into what you're doing on your device? How many of you may be concerned that someone may know what's going...
Thank you so much for this honour. I never imagined that I would be standing here accepting the award for something that most people would not even think about — garbage — but here we are. And I couldn't be prouder. I thank Swati for the introduction. I don’t know about everything she said about...
Rtn. Suresh Kotak: Congratulations to Rotary for introducing conflict resolution, which is necessary in this turbulent world. Mediation and conciliation are the greatest pillars of resolution as they go with the principle of justice and fairness; it doesn't go with tarikh pe tarikh (date after date) lingo. The lawyers who work in this kind of...
Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. It's so good to be here, and thank you very much for inviting me for this session. I started my career back in 2005 with CNBC TV18. I was with CNBC TV18 for roughly about five years. Then, I did about eight to nine years with ET Now in India, and...