Pls join me today for #betweenthelines #NHRDNWebinar by #NHRDNPune and #Upohan revolving around a book ‘Born A Crime’ by Trevor Noah, and ‘discrimination at work’.

My co-panelists are Dr Aquil Busrai,  Padmaja Alaganandan and Harjeet Khanduja.

You can register at
https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/5829408748340198416

See you all there.

It was an amazing experience conversing with more than 200 Infosys folks across global locations over a webinar last week.What I enjoyed the most, is the questions that were posed during the session which was a testimony of not just the attentiveness of the attendees but also the genuine intent. Thank you for having me.

Super thrilled to share my views on the Social Networking 2.0 platform this Saturday.

Registration details 👇 https://share.hsforms.com/1MLIL07B5TQemqmfscOoN1w2ciedhttps://share.hsforms.com/1MLIL07B5TQemqmfscOoN1w2cied

Shree is a celebrated author, columnist and a dear friend. Couldn’t refuse when she approached for this session. Looking forward to hear her and other esteemed panelists whilst also adding my views.

Registration details https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZElcu2srj0uG9HSv0ri8VdKb44WRWbUuirV

OR

https://www.townscript.com/e/status-single-with-shree-episode-6-pride-prejudice-403232

Link to the webinar

“Each person’s life is like a mandala – a vast, limitless circle. We stand in the center of our own circle, and everything we see, hear and think forms the mandala of our life.”- Pema Chodron
You decide how you want to form your mandala amidst the present chaos!!

People frequently touch their eyes, nose, and mouth without even realizing it with their hands and germs can get into the body through  these.Taking up the #HandwashChallege in Marathi. Thanks for nominating Danish.

On this international women’s day, let’s pledge to stop the widespread of ‘Us Vs Them’.

An equal world is an enabled world. It’s all about equality and not about compartments.We can actively choose to challenge stereotypes, fight biases, broaden perceptions, improve situations and celebrate achievements !!

#EachForEqual

This is Taslima. A very confident and beautiful girl. Elegantly dressed in a Green, printed, cotton salwar suit, flashing her million dollar smile with gleaming eyes. She was born and brought up in a village in Pimple Nilakh (Pune) in a financially challenged and orthodox family. Her father is a laborer, mother is a housewife and she has four siblings.

The people around her and the financially challenged mileu put forward several hurdles in front of her growing up. Still, she had always been a bright student and also a super efficient nanny for her siblings. ‘There have been days when either I was locked up in the house to stop me from going to school or denied food”, she quips. They were trying to marry her off even before she became 18.

She completed her schooling upto SSC in Marathi medium and then switched to English for further studies in Commerce. Noone in her house can speak or understand English however Taslima can, due to her constant endeavours to learn the language. “It’s a must-have skill”, she says.

She doesnt have a mobile or even an account on any social media platforms. Her typical day starts at 5 am in the morning and ends at around 11 pm which involves a constant balancing act between family and her aspirations. She is brutally honest when she says she doesnt have any hobby because there is no time for it.

Today, she yearns to work in the field of accountancy against her family’s will and I am sure, with her determination and spirits, she will succeed….she is my iron lady…she is my Malala.

#CorporateSocialResponsibility #anudipfoundation #adaywellspent

My heart swells with pride for being the only woman on the panel 😎😎