In this compelling episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi sits down with Suhasini Haidar, Diplomatic Editor of The Hindu, to dissect the global state of affairs and India’s own positioning, as well as why journalism remains so critical. Haidar breaks down why international relations seem to be more volatile than ever—and what this means for jou…

“I’m not arrogant, I’m honest,” Chef Manu Chandra says in this powerful episode of #SayAgain with Amrita Tripathi. He doesn’t pull his punches in this conversation, either, saying he refuses to read Zomato reviews, decrying the headless chicken approach many are taking when it comes to ‘food influencers’ or negative reviews. He takes us through how…

“For every success there have been about 40 or 50 failures,” acclaimed writer and director Samit Basu shares with Say Again host Amrita Tripathi, in an engaging and freewheeling conversation. They explore his journey through creative risk-taking, rethinking traditional ideas of success, and learning from failures. Samit shares how he balances empat…

In this episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi dives deep into two crucial topics: Mental Health and Writing. As we mark Mental Health Awareness Month, Amrita shares why it's important for all of us to pay more attention to our well-being. She shares some helpful insight and lessons learned, including on how we all have mental health and can le…

In this heartfelt episode of Say Again, Amrita Tripathi speaks with the multi-talented Mallika Dua for an honest conversation about success, imposter syndrome, and navigating life’s most challenging moments. Mallika opens up about the pivotal moment she realised she had "made it" and how she continues to battle industry stereotypes. She also talks …

In this powerful episode of #SayAgain, Amrita Tripathi speaks with Keshav Suri, Executive Director of The Lalit Suri Hospitality Group. Witty, candid and self-aware, Keshav takes us on a deeply personal journey—from checking his privilege as a self-described ‘nepo baby’ to using that privilege to drive meaningful change for the LGBTQIA+ community i…

On this week’s episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi reflects on some key take-aways and insights from three inspiring guests of the podcast – Shereen Bhan, Maria Goretti, and Nikhil Taneja. She delves into the importance of the human side of leadership – from kindness to empathy, and also the radical power of self-acceptance, at all life stag…

Imagine working on not just one, but two ecosystem-changing initiatives, and being a hugely successful entrepreneur at that. On today’s episode of Say Again with Amrita Tripathi, I speak to Neha Kirpal, social entrepreneur, co-founder Amaha, and member of the founding cohort of The India Mental Health Alliance. She first shot into the spotlight for…

On this episode of #SayAgain, Yuvaa Chief Nikhil Taneja, the wonderful anchor of the podcast #BeAManYaar talks to Amrita Tripathi about the importance of safe spaces, and of his most impactful work. His “Kindness Project” that he kicked off for his journalism students is truly inspiring and he extends his empathy into the workplace, through his int…

In this week’s episode of #SayAgain, Nat Geo Explorer Arati Kumar-Rao shares the hidden beauty of local wisdom, from 40 names for clouds, to how her local friend and guide shared the inherent wisdom and knowledge of how to find water even in the harsh dunes of a desert. The power of wonder underscores all that she does. Through her work as a writer…

Why is it so hard to get non-sensationalist information around fertility – it’s either the fear factor or the fog of ignorance peppered with social nuggets of information that can be helpful or entirely misleading, take your pick. On #SayAgain this week, Amrita Tripathi speaks to Dr Ruma Satwik, Senior Consultant the Center for IVF and Human Reprod…

This week on #SayAgain, Amrita Tripathi shares a chat with Raj Mariwala, Director Mariwala Health Initiative and an expert in canine and feline behavior. We chat about juggling multiple identities, what it means to be a "nepo baby," and how to use your privilege for good. We also dig into the critical importance of Empathy and Leadership. Mariwala …

Join us for this must-listen conversation on empathy, grief, and breaking down stigma. Grief and loss are part of the human condition, and many of us who’ve had to deal with the loss of a loved one can tell you, words are often just not enough. People usually don’t know what to say, and platitudes really don’t cut it. On this episode of #SayAgain w…

The Olympics are such a great reminder of what humans can achieve as the best of the best, aren’t they? And it really makes you think, what about the rest of us? Dr Marcus Ranney, the founder-CEO of Human Edge, is a longevity physician, passionate about working with people to live healthier for longer. Who could say no to that? Working with Olympia…

On this episode of Say Again, Amrita Tripathi speaks to former diplomat and best-selling author, Vikas Swarup, whose debut novel Q&A was made into the massive superhit Slumdog Millionaire. He’s out with a new book, a social thriller – The Girl with the Seven Lives. We chat about moral ambiguity, a reflection on modern India and… how he’d love to se…

In this episode of Say Again, Amrita Tripathi chats with Rajeev Masand, COO of Dharma Cornerstone Agency and a former film critic, about what it’s like to change careers from journalism to representing talent in the entertainment industry. Empathy clearly plays a huge role in his work and he talks about what it’s like to work with star talent, as w…

On this episode of Say Again?!, Amrita Tripathi chats with the multi-faceted Maria Goretti, a television presenter, author, and chef. Maria shares her remarkable journey from VJ to TV host to culinary expert, showcasing her ability to seamlessly juggle multiple identities long before it became a trend. The conversation delves into her inspirations,…

Episode 2 of "Say Again?! With Amrita Tripathi" features the dynamic Koel Purie Rinchet — actor, producer, and author — who dives into the challenge of reinventing herself in a foreign land and bridging the gap with Gen Z. Get ready for an unfiltered conversation where Koel shares her insights on fitting in and standing out, being the person everyo…

On the debut episode of Say Again?! Amrita Tripathi reconnects with her former colleague, iconic journalist and Managing Editor, CNBC-TV18 Shereen Bhan to talk about her 25 year career in journalism, why she doesn’t take accolades and awards all that seriously, and what kindness has to do with leadership.They share some heartfelt memories in a no h…

On Say Again?! Amrita Tripathi deep-dives into some of the big questions with thought leaders and changemakers – what makes them tick? And how much do they prioritize the good things like Empathy, Wellness… and much more. Join us for weekly episodes this season.저자 Amrita Tripathi

It is important for us to love ourselves and not let others pull us down and harm our self esteem. We know what we are worth and the factors trying to demotivate us should not be allowed to affect our drive and motivation to do well in life.

Kahlil Gibran describes the mother

Gibran’s explanation of the hunter and the hunted.

His explanation in a unique way

Kahlil Gibran beautifully describes love towards our work and it’s affects.

Tell-a-tale description

Another reason why Diwali is celebrated - Tell-a-tale

The second part of the story of Diwali. Thank you tell-a-tale

The popular story behind Diwali

Dussehra in india - the many legends behind Dussehra and the History

What makes mothers happy

Waited for you but you did not come

Popular funeral poem based on a short verse by David Harkins. An uplifting poem about being grateful for a loved one’s life.

How much is too much of any good thing

Life and how precious it is so we should love it.

What is Friendship, explains Gibran.

The Beauty of Giving is far more than the beauty of having.

A poem by Gulzaar - meaningful and impactful

Here, we are taught that life sits atop the building blocks of time and that our actions today give rise to our tomorrows.We are the architects and builders of our lives and if we want to attain our own version of success, we must put in the hard work and energy.

This prose poem is like an instruction manual for life. It is hugely uplifting and affirms life as something to be journeyed through with integrity and compassion.It touches upon many areas of existence from our relationships and careers to ageing and our mental well-being.Truly, a deep and meaningful composition if ever there were one.…

It is a poem that reminds us that the world never tires of creation and that we are all creators.

Someone somewhere knows the plans he has made for you. Just believe and work hard.

What is consciousness - we all want to know and learn about it.

Parents should be cherished. No one can love you the way they do. Totally selfless and unconditional.

William Wordsworth is known for his exemplary work.

Memories of my parents and my lovely childhood days with my family are my true possessions in life and the backbone of my today and tomorrow.

Our loved ones are lost as time and years pass by. Memories never fade away and the pain too never goes away completely.

How Gibran explains defeat is worth noticing.

Longing for someone dear who has been lost.

Missing my mother not just today but in all moments of joy and sorrow.