Author: Ramdas Shenoy

Ramdas Shenoyy talks to Sargam on Pranic healing, the journey and experience. Also the role of Pranic Healing and meditation during Pandemic. Sargam, denotes the musical notes, the first 4 notes of music. She has been able to heal many lives with her soothing vocal guided healing meditation. She was born and brought up in a very religious family but her actual journey in the pranic healing world happened in 2012 during a Leh-Ladakh group tour set up where she was introduced to a beautiful Meditation Technique Twin Hearts Meditation a part of Pranic Healing modality. She loved the experience…

Ramdas Shenoyy from Stirfrymba.com and Sudarshan Srinivasan from Prognosys Marcom penning their views. In 2000 when there was a dotcom boom, I was still at TechPacific (@IngramMirco) now) where the then Managing Director had the foresight to understand that the dotcom companies could crash and was very strict about the credit-control norms. In the new global recession (hopefully, it will not be a depression) and it will result in a new economic order, all this when 41% of the population feels that economic situation will not improve over several years (source * BCG Survey on Consumer sentiments) The consumer sentiments…

Ramdas Shenoyy in conversation with Miriam from ImpactfulnessLab, London on career management and remaining relevant. Amidst mid-life career crisis for many senior professionals during an economic downturn and now COVID 19, how can an individual grow his/her influence in the organization and the organization sees them as indispensable? It really is a time like no other and what I see is that people fall into two broad groups: those who cling to the idea of wanting to go back to the old normal and those who dust themselves off and look how to make the new normal work. While I have…

Ramdas Shenoyy understanding the needs of a skillful India from Ms. Bhatnagar, NSDC How relevant is skill development in today’s dynamic world? Skill development is essential for improving employability, productivity and enabling sustainable enterprise development, and inclusive growth. Structural, demographic and technological shifts are transforming the Indian economy and the nature of work, making it critical to empower the new labor force entrants with latest technological skills. Approximately 70 million additional individuals of working age (15-59 years) are expected to enter the country’s labor force by 2023. Using the same estimation model, the total workforce will then include approximately 404.15…

Ramdas Shenoyy from stirfrymba.com trying to understand the seriousness of comedy business and Carnatic music from Mr. Balls. Stand-up comedian, Carnatic Music Fanatic, Digital Marketing Specialist — how would you describe yourself? After completing my Engineering, I started my career as a marketer. I was an adjunct faculty at a University in Chennai in 2014 & 15, full-on enthusiasm to share my experiences and give tips on the difference between theory and practical knowledge. I wanted to guide the students but realized that they sleep off during my classes. So, I resorted to humor as a novel way to engage…

Ramdas Shenoyy having a heartfelt conversation with Pooja Khanna about her daughter Norah, a special angel with Down Syndrome. On how and what changed in Pooja’s life Norah completely changed Pooja’s perspective on life. A lot of things became irrelevant, a lot of things that were irrelevant became very relevant. Earlier she would like to have things being perfect to the Tee. She wanted things to be done in a specific way but post-Norah’s birth all that was irrelevant. She started noticing small little things in life and pulled her out of her comfort zone. She now knows that she…

Cristina — Coach, Trainer, Mentor & Author, Founder of CoachingEra, Coaching & Training in Italy & South Africa talks to Ramdas Shenoyy from stirfrymba.com The United Nations outlines critical challenges that humanity is facing today around the globe:  they go from climate change & sustainable development, energy resources, the increase of the world population, to global hunger and gap in the economy. The magnitude of these issues makes them impossible for individuals or just one organization or institution alone to address them and therefore requires sharing of knowledge across institutions, disciplines, and organizations worldwide. The major impacts of the widening…

Ramdas Shenoyy in conversation with  Jyoti Malhotra — The content head, Jinal Shah — The Media Buyer and Ruchi Lad—The Design Head What is Clinkmate and why Clinkmate? Clinkmate is a word made up of three different words – click, link, and mate. The name does the job of highlighting the two major aspects of any digital campaign – the clicks and the links. Also, mate because we started off as friends. The word Clinkmates wasn’t doing the job so we zeroed down to Clinkmate. Clinkmate is a digital marketing agency based out of Mumbai, founded by three women – Jyoti Malhotra, Jinal Shah, Ruchi Lad. Three of us formerly worked together…

Ramdas Shenoyy in conversation with Lavleen Raizada—National Chair Umpire at Tennis Officials India, Actor featured in various daily soaps like #Yeh Hai Mohabattein, #P.O.W Prisoners of War, #Kahani Hamari… Dil Dosti Deewanepan Ki # Tashan e ishq The journey of a small-town girl from Tennis umpiring to Daily soap actor Lavleen Raizada started officiating in Tennis umpiring since 2013 when she thought playing professional tennis was not her cup of tea. We blame the younger generation being irresponsible, but Lavleen proves them wrong. She decided to stop wasting her parents hard-earned money while she was playing tennis and tried her hands…

Ramdas Shenoyy from Stirfrymba.com listening to Ms. Chandran on role of Community Radio in social transformation… from Bengaluru. What is community radio? What made you start Radio Active 90.4? Community Radio, simply put means ‘people’s radio’. Community radios are low-powered, not for profit that caters to people living in a particular geographical area. However, by definition caters to diverse and heterogeneous communities. In April 2005, I joined Jain University, to head their Training and Development Department. On my first day at work, they were inaugurating the Department of Mass Communication. At the inauguration, my then colleague Karthik who was anchoring the session remarked that we must apply for a community radio license.…