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People Matters UnpluggedHR must understand businessToday's HR leaders must deeply understand their business and go beyond traditional functions to become strategic partners. This requires agility, adaptability, and technological competence.
Time of silos is over. Talent management implies upskilling, reskilling, retraining, and promoting diversity, equality and inclusion.
Ruhie Pande, Group Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) at Sterlite Power and guest on the new episode of People Matters Unplugged, shares her inspiring thoughts on how HR professionals can meet the challenges of the new context.
2024-10-1539 min
KLIMANEWSErnteengpässe, Hitzetote, ÜberflutungDie Gefahr von Ernteausfällen wird unterschätzt, die Hitze fordert Tote und Spanien und Indien werden überflutet – das und mehr heute bei RE: Klimakrise, deinem Klimanews-Update am Mittwoch, den 12. Juli 2023. Heute mit einem Meinungsbeitrag von Ruhie Kumar, Klima-Campaignerin aus Indien.
Die angesprochenen Artikel:
– nature: “Risks of synchronized low yields are underestimated in climate and crop model projections” (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-38906-7)
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2023-07-1207 min
The Big StoryWhat Happens Years After a Cyclone Hits? (ft. Ruhie Kumar & Surabhi Gajbhaye)Cyclones are a characteristic feature of the Indian coastline and every year we see a few cyclones create severe damage to the east as well as the west coast. As we deal with the havoc left by Cyclone Biparjoy, on this episode of The Big Story, we want to understand what happens to the communities, people, and their livelihoods once they are rehabilitated. What does that process look like? What kind of mental health problems can come up? Are the long-term effects of cyclones properly understood and worked on?
We also delve into the patterns of cyclones i...
2023-07-011h 23
J Queen's PodcastThe Kodai Chronicle: A local magazine from the mountains show us why independent media is criticalIn this episode, we speak to Jacob Cherian, who is part of the editorial team at 'The Kodai Chronicle' magazine. As the tagline says, it is a dispatch from the hills. I spoke to Jacob about how did this magazine come about, and if we want more people, community and environment related news, the way forward is more local media. Mass media is laden with vicious agenda setting from editorials which are influenced by the polluting industries. With a shrinking space for independent voices in the media, The Kodai Chronicle team is turning to people for funding its campaign...
2022-02-1839 min
J Queen's PodcastPunjab & UP elections special with Journalist Gunjeet SraOur final episode on elections and this time we are talking to an experienced and incredible journalist Gunjeet Sra, she is the editor-in-chief of SBCLTR, which publishes stories on culture, gender and issues that get missed out often from the main stream media. Gunjeet Sra is from Punjab and lived in UP, she highlights many pressing issues around womxn and how every issue from waste management to water to air pollution affects womxn adversely. We also speak about landfills in Punjab and the infamous cancer train, and how the health of citizens of Punjab is taken for a ride.
2022-02-1633 min
J Queen's PodcastWhat's missing in UP elections: with Ekta ShekharToday, Avinash and Ruhie chat with Ekta Shekhar, Director of Climate Agenda, a non for profit organisation based out of Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. Ekta works with several partners on ground which focus on energy transition, solar energy and air quality and health links. In this episode, she highlights the political space environmental and climate issues during election seasons, and lack of basic things like data for the state, and how communities - especially women are affected time and again from pollution and climate impacting health. She also gives very interesting insights on lack of proper plans from authorities in...
2022-02-1544 min
J Queen's PodcastGoa elections '22 - missing headlines climate & people with Sarita Fernandes3 missing headlines is back! Key elections are here, and today we speak to Sarita Fernandes, climate & oceans policy researcher. Sarita has done a huge body of work on CRZ - coastal regulation zone notification which directly impacts our oceans, marine life and people in the coastal states, urban deforestation movements like Aarey, and coastal road. She passionately speaks on gender inequity and touches upon important facts for youth, fishing women and ecology. With national media hovering to Goa for election coverage, I speak to Sarita about how ecology, biodiversity and coasts are no simply 'environmental' issues but linked to...
2022-02-0943 min
J Queen's PodcastWeek 8: Meghalaya's inspiration to the world, phasing out fossil fuels and moreAvinash and I are back after a 2 week break. We highlight Kong Spillity Lyngdoh Langrin's inspiring story on anti Uranium campaign from the village of Domiasiat in Meghalaya. This story came out recently in the 'Quint' documentary series. How a village was left out from all planning and investment because they decided against Uranium mining. Karnataka shows promising steps to transition from fossil fuels to clean energy and the profit Indian economy can make if climate action is taken in good time.3 Missing Headlines is the only bilingual climate podcast - Hindi + English. Follow me @ruhie and...
2021-08-2923 min
J Queen's Podcast3 Missing Headlines: IPCC report: enough science, now what?We have all known the science supporting climate change, IPCC released latest report on 9th August 2021, Avinash and I contexutalise this for India and what it means with reference to new projects being approved - coal mines in Maharashtra, more coastal projects in Odisha and overall regional impacts. The key question we are asking - enough science - now what? Follow us on Twitter @ruhie and @avinashchanchal for more information on DM us with feedback and ideas
2021-08-1223 min
Ye Jo Climate HaiEp6: Three missing headlines (special on Flood)In this episode of 3 missing headlines, we talked the various impact of flood on communities, food security and environment.अगर आपके पास है कोई सुझाव तो हमें जरुर बताईये. ट्विटर पर हमारा पता है @ruhie and @avinashchanchal
2021-08-0232 min
J Queen's Podcast3 Missing Headlines Special Episode: Floodlines in India 2021July 2021: Lakhs of people affected by devastating floods in India. This is a special episode of our podcast where we deep dive into the excessive and unusual rainfall that triggered flashfloods in Himachal Pradesh, and monsoon that has caused havoc in coastal Maharashtra. We look at the link with climate change and frivolous approvals given to infrastructural projects which have exacerbated landslidesOur condolences to everyone who has lost their lives in 2021 floods in India and across the world, including Germany, Turkey, Belgium, Austria, China, Russia and many more regions that did not even make it to...
2021-07-3132 min
J Queen's Podcast3 Missing Headlines : community fights for land in Odisha, landfill on fire & flashfloodsThis week we look at land rights and why a new airport in Puri, Odisha has become contentious for the local community. Why are more flashfloods happening in India? And a huge landfill was on fire in Gurgaon, and why it should concern you.
2021-07-2026 min
J Queen's Podcast3 Missing Headlines: Week 4 Heatwave, Eye of Fire & Assam gets a brand new National Park!Don't we all love doom content? The eye of the fire in the ocean was something that captured our imagination, but do we really know what happened? And do we know of a ship fuel leak incident which took place in our own backyard? In other missing headlines, heatwaves hit Northern India, and Dehing Patkai is declared a National Park!Ruhie & Avinash explore what got missed in the Indian media Follow us on @ruhie and @avinashchanchal on Twitter
2021-07-0820 min
J Queen's Podcast3 Missing Headlines: Week 3: human rights, sea level rise and EIA 2020Hidme Markam is an Adivasi anti mining activist who was arrested on 8th March 2021. It has been 100 days since her arrest. A very important story to cover. We also look into sea level rise in Lakshadweep islands and how Environment Assessment Impact (EIA 2020), India's largest online mobilisation campaign has returned. Follow us at @ruhie and @avinashchanchal on Twitter
2021-06-2818 min
J Queen's PodcastClimate change is going burn a hole in your pocket, quite literally, here's why3 missing headlines, episode 2, this week we look at what is the real cost of fossil fuels on communities, and why do floods in Bihar never make it to news among other things. Each week, Avinash and Ruhie wonder about the what really occupies the mainstream media, and make an attempt to create mainstream pegs for what are otherwise sidelined as 'green' or 'environment' stories. You can drop your suggestions at @ruhie and @avinashchanchal on twitter, and follow me on Instagram at @ruhey_climatebabbler
2021-06-2019 min
J Queen's Podcast3 Missing HeadlinesNo more 'green' or 'environment' news. This affects everyone. Yes, stories that are completely missing in the mainstream media about agriculture, economy, politicians, disasters, rights, displacement - all woven together by climate change and environmental justice. If you're a journalist, campaigner or content creator, this is very important and useful!Rising prices because crops were destroyed by a extremely severe category cyclone is a matter of concern for Indian media, and its consumers. It's a matter of concern for all Indian citizens. Vulnerable groups evicted from a land which used to be a forest, is a matter...
2021-06-1515 min
Earth, Space & The Human Race – A Tech2 Science PodcastEp 3: What will it take to build climate-resilient societies in India?We’ve all been told that each of us leaves our own little footprint behind. That over many decades, our footprint on the environment has brought on a 'climate change emergency'. The impacts of our changing climate are very visible today, and extend well beyond global warming, melting glaciers and sea level rise. It affects the health of ecosystems and communities around the world, and resources we depend on – water, energy, transportation, wildlife, agriculture, ecosystems, and our own health, to name a few. These impacts are likely evolve well beyond the risks we're seeing today.
What could save u...
2020-08-2234 min
J Queen's PodcastFake News Verify Karona!Recorded and originally published on 11th April 2020: Whatsapp forwards, TikTok Videos, Instagram stories, we have all seen (and indulged in passing on) questionable and fishy content regularly on our phones. I chat with Rajneil Kamath from NewsChecker.in and Bharat Nayak from the Logical Indian to bust this fake news jumla which has found a new friend in the COVID-19 pandemic.
2020-07-1023 minJ Queen's PodcastWeek 2: House Party, Zoom vs Reality and GoT!Originally published on 3rd April 2020: Thoughts from week 2 of lock down in India. I ramble about video calling apps and how the lock down has impacted our society, along with a snap shot of GoT episode.
2020-07-1017 minJ Queen's PodcastDay 1 in Corona lock down. Anxious, doubtful and baffled.Originally recorded and published on 23rd March 2020: Jumla Queen's first episode is a full of anxiety and doubt, as the entire world, and India, where she rules, is under a complete lock down, thanks to the pandemic of COVID19.
2020-07-1008 minJ Queen's PodcastJumla Queen TrailerShe's real, she's fake, but she's got what it takes.
Get ready to listen to Jumla Queen. She will bust myths, talk about your life, her life and everything that needs discussion!
2020-05-2701 min