In this thought-provoking episode of Changemakers, Capt. Praveen Chaturvedi, CEO of Prachyam, engages in a fascinating conversation with Nilesh Nilkanth Oak, a renowned author, historian, and researcher. Known for his groundbreaking work on the chronology of the Mahabharata, Nilesh Oak delves into the intricate details of Ramayana and Mahabharata dating, shedding light on his innovative research methods and the challenges he faced along the way. Learn how Nilesh’s fascination with the Ramayana and Mahabharata began during his school days, sparking a lifelong passion to explore their mysteries. Discover how ancient astronomical secrets helped him decode timelines, uncover hidden truths, and navigate the mysteries of India’s rich cultural history. Together, we explore the legacy of Indian astronomy, the profound wisdom of our ancient texts, and the enduring reality of these epic tales. Don’t miss this incredible discussion that bridges science, history and culture. Watch now, and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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In the latest episode of Changemakers, Praveen Chaturvedi, CEO of Prachyam, engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Jagganath Magar, a farmer from Solapur. Jagganath ji shares his inspiring journey into farming and how he transformed his practices using Natural, Vedic and Ayurvedic methods. He delves into the detrimental effects of chemical farming, explaining how it has severely impacted soil health and caused its gradual deterioration. Highlighting the power of Vedic farming, he illustrates how this approach can rejuvenate soil by restoring essential nutrients naturally. Additionally, Jagganath ji sheds light on the benefits of intercropping, emphasizing how it can boost a farmer’s income. His innovative techniques offer a sustainable and profitable model for farmers seeking to enhance productivity while preserving the environment.

In this episode of Changemakers, Capt. Praveen Chaturvedi, CEO of Prachyam Studios, engages in an inspiring conversation with Padma Shri Popatrao Pawar, the visionary Sarpanch of Hiware Bazar in Maharashtra. From his humble beginnings to leading a remarkable transformation, Pawar shares his journey of turning Hiware Bazar from a drought-prone, impoverished village into a green, prosperous model of development. As the Executive Director of Maharashtra's Model Village Programme, he’s championed innovative solutions in water conservation and sustainable farming, earning national recognition, including the first-ever National Award for community-led water conservation in 2007. Discover how his leadership not only revived rural water resources but set a benchmark for village development across India. Tune in to hear his inspiring story, including his famous challenge: "Show me one mosquito and take away Rs 100!

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In this episode of Changemakers, Capt. Praveen Chaturvedi, CEO of Prachyam, engages with Dr. Pareexit Shevade to explore the transformative power of Ayurveda. Dr. Shevade shares his journey into Ayurveda, the challenges of explaining its benefits, and the ongoing research shaping its future for long-term human health. He highlights Ayurveda's holistic approach to healing, which targets the root cause of ailments without harming other parts of the body. Join us to gain valuable insights into the timeless wisdom and modern relevance of Ayurveda.

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In this episode of Changemakers, the CEO of Prachyam, Capt. Praveen Chaturvedi engages in a conversation with Neeraj Atri about the Quran. They discuss its history, the type of verses in this text, why its followers take it so seriously, and whether there is any element of fanaticism in it. Let’s find out!

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In this powerful episode of Changemakers, Prachyam Studios' CEO, Capt. Praveen Chaturvedi, engages in a captivating dialogue with Sri Madhu Pandit Dasa—a renowned humanitarian, visionary leader, and spiritual teacher. Best known for founding The Akshaya Patra Foundation to combat classroom hunger, Sri Madhu Pandit also leads the Hare Krishna Movement group of temples, demonstrating a rare blend of leadership and devotion.

In this episode, he reflects on his early days, sharing the profound impact of Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada's teachings, which shifted his worldview. Sri Madhu Pandit also discusses his belief in the power of modern physics to explore the "cause of all causes," bridging the worlds of science and spirituality. With a message rooted in rational thinking, he inspires us to approach life’s mysteries with a curious, open mind. From seekers to students, scientists to spiritualists, this episode promises insights that transcend boundaries, offering knowledge, inspiration, and a meaningful message for all.

In this impactful episode of the Change Makers podcast, Capt. Praveen Chaturvedi, CEO of Prachyam, engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Omendra Ratnu, a distinguished ENT surgeon, author, and founder of the NGO Nimittekam. Dr. Ratnu is a passionate advocate for Hindu causes, particularly focusing on the plight of Hindus persecuted in Pakistan. He delves into the harsh realities faced by these marginalized communities and the urgent need for their rehabilitation, a mission his NGO actively pursues by providing support to Hindu refugees fleeing religious persecution in Pakistan. Dr. Ratnu also offers a broader analysis of global Islamic dynamics and the challenges posed to Hindus, especially in regions with significant Islamist influence. His deep insights highlight the existential crisis these communities face and the importance of collective Hindu efforts to address these issues. Dr. Ratnu sheds light on the concept of 'Breaking India Forces,' exploring their motives and how these forces threaten Hindu unity. He emphasizes the importance of learning from history, particularly from the valor of Maharana Pratap, who fought fiercely against Akbar to protect the Hindu way of life. Dr. Ratnu urges Hindus today to unite and stand firm against adversarial forces working against their interests. Don’t miss this powerful episode that delves into history, current challenges, and the future of Hindu resilience. Stay tuned for more episodes and follow Prachyam for similar engaging content!

In this compelling podcast, Sanjeev Newar delves into how Bollywood's insidious narrative building has created a pervasive self-loathing among Hindus. He discusses the debilitating effects of this phenomenon, leading to the near-complete abandonment of local defense mechanisms in cities and villages, leaving communities overly reliant on the State, which often fails to act in critical moments. Sanjeev also addresses the pressing issue of drug abuse in India and highlights the urgent need to secure West Bengal, discussing its current dire situation. Furthermore, he critiques the inaccuracies and misrepresentations of India in cinema, advocating for a more authentic and respectful portrayal of Indian culture and values. Tune in to explore these significant topics and more.