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The Good Sight Podcast

The Good Sight Podcast

Hello, we’re The Good Sight Podcast, a platform where we interact with change makers and innovators dedicated towards social development. If you are part of any development journey and wish to engage with us, please email us at contact@thegoodsight.org, or Whatsapp on +91 9696399931.

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00:20:11

From Mumbai's Lanes to a National Mission

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/12/12

Education in India isn’t just about schools, classrooms, or textbooks.It’s about possibility.It’s about whether a child is seen, heard, and given the chance to imagine a different future.And yet, for millions of children across the country, quality education still slips through the cracks—not because they lack talent or potential, but because the systems around them fail to create opportunity. It’s a gap we’ve lived with for far too long. But every once in a while, someone chooses to challenge that

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00:14:28

How Community Fridges Fight Hunger

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/12/05

Hunger in India isn’t just a problem of empty plates.It’s a problem of broken systems.Every single day, cities discard tonnes of perfectly edible surplus food—while families in the same neighbourhood skip meals, stretch rations, or head to work on an empty stomach. It’s a contradiction we’ve normalised.And perhaps the most heartbreaking part?Hunger is invisible.People who need help rarely ask.People who want to help often don’t know where to begin.In this episode, we bring you a story that cuts

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00:25:08

Why Nutrition Literacy Matters

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/11/28

We often talk about health through the lens of gyms, workouts, diets, and trends. But beneath all of this lies a simple, powerful truth:Good health begins with what we know about the food we eat.And that’s where nutrition literacy steps in.Nutrition literacy isn’t about memorising nutrients or counting calories.It’s about understanding food in a way that helps families make informed choices every single day—choices that influence how children grow, how communities stay healthy, and how we break

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00:36:04

Changing Mindsets About Girls

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/11/21

When we talk about a nation’s progress, one question reveals everything: How do we treat our daughters?Because the story of a girl child is often the story of society itself—its beliefs, its biases, and its hopes for the future.Across India, many families still hesitate to celebrate the birth of a daughter. Educational opportunities are uneven. Women’s financial independence is seen as optional, not essential.Yet, change is unfolding quietly—and powerfully—through individuals who believe that every

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00:27:33

Empowering Children Through Mentorship

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/11/14

We often talk about education as grades, syllabi, and competitive exams—but beneath this narrow definition lies a much bigger truth.For millions of children in underprivileged communities, education isn’t just about learning outcomes. It’s about confidence. It’s about exposure. It’s about having someone who believes in your potential. And sometimes, it’s the single factor that determines whether a child merely survives or truly thrives.This is where Abhyudaya steps in.Founded by Bharatiya Vidya

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00:24:11

Learning For All, The Next Chapter

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/11/07

Welcome to the final episode of Learn With Dignity that celebrates bold ideas and transformative efforts in education.Over the last four episodes, we’ve traced DEVI Sansthan’s journey — from its origins and innovative methods to the partnerships and evidence shaping its impact. Now, we look ahead.What does the future hold for DEVI Sansthan and the ALfA (Accelerating Learning for All) program?How does a vision as ambitious as literacy for all move from idea to large-scale action — across states,

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00:30:11

Bridging Research & Real Learning

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/10/31

Research often feels far from the realities of the classroom — but not at DEVI Sansthan.In this episode of “Learn With Dignity,” we’re once again joined by Dr. Sunita Gandhi to explore how DEVI turns evidence into action. From the principles behind the ALfA (Accelerating Learning for All) program to the mindful use of technology in low-resource settings, this conversation dives into what it truly means to translate research into real impact.We explore:• How research directly shapes DEVI’s approach

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00:26:22

Partnerships For Lasting Learning

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/10/24

Lasting change in education doesn’t happen in isolation — it happens when people and institutions come together with a shared purpose.In this third episode of “Learn With Dignity,” we explore how DEVI Sansthan builds powerful partnerships that make large-scale transformation in foundational learning possible. From working hand-in-hand with governments to collaborating with organizations across India and beyond, DEVI’s approach shows that collective action is the real key to sustainable impact.We

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00:38:54

How ALfA Changes the Learning Game

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/10/17

Education is often seen as a slow process, where children spend years learning to read, write, and count. But what if learning could be faster and simpler? What if children who have fallen behind could catch up within months instead of years?That’s what the ALfA (Accelerating Learning for All) program is making possible.In this second episode of "Learn With Dignity", we explore how ALfA challenges traditional classroom methods and proves that every child can learn with confidence when

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00:23:16

Building Dignity Education Vision International: The...

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/10/10

For millions of children, the chance to read, write, and count remains out of reach. But what if education could be reimagined with dignity at its core?In this first episode of "Learn With Dignity", we sit down with Dr. Sunita Gandhi—Founder of Dignity Education Vision International (DEVI Sansthan). A global educationist and social entrepreneur, Dr. Gandhi has spent decades championing foundational literacy and numeracy for children often left behind by the system.We explore:• Why dignity

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00:27:06

Grains of Change: Why Millets Matter Now

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/10/03

For decades, millets were dismissed as “poor man’s food,” overshadowed by polished rice, wheat, and processed meals. But today, these ancient grains are making a powerful comeback—praised for their ability to fight lifestyle diseases, restore soil health, and withstand climate change.In this episode of Nutrition Every Day, we sit down with Dr. Rajeena Shahin—Co-founder of Invest On Health and Medical Director of Physicians Association for Nutrition (PAN) India. A leading voice in lifestyle medicine,

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00:20:28

Closing The Food Waste Gap

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/09/26

Every year, nearly one-third of all food produced globally—around 2.1 billion tons—never gets eaten. That’s not just food wasted. It’s the land, water, energy, labor, and money poured into producing it—amounting to a staggering $1.5 trillion lost annually. And the climate cost is even higher: food waste contributes 8–10% of global greenhouse gas emissions, more than five times that of the aviation industry.In India, much of this waste happens before food ever reaches our kitchens—on farms, in

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00:16:26

Hidden Hunger Explained

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/09/19

We often think of hunger as empty plates or skipped meals. But there’s another kind of hunger that’s much harder to see—hidden hunger.Hidden hunger happens when people eat enough to feel full, yet their bodies are missing the essential vitamins and minerals needed for health. Its effects creep in quietly—weak immunity, stunted growth, and long-term health problems—often without people even realizing what’s happening.In this episode, we speak with Jessie Genoway, Communications Director at the Food

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00:37:26

How Gender Inequality Fuels Food Crisis

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/09/12

We often talk about the global food crisis as if it’s just about climate change, conflicts, or market disruptions. But beneath it all lies a silent, often overlooked driver—gender inequality.From who grows the food, who gets paid for it, who eats first at the dinner table, to who makes decisions about land—gender roles shape every layer of our food systems. And when women and marginalized groups are excluded, the impact ripples far beyond individuals. It weakens food security for entire families,

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00:35:35

Multisectoral Approaches to Address Undernutrition

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/09/05

We often talk about undernutrition as if it’s just about food. But in reality, it’s about so much more. Poverty, poor sanitation, limited healthcare, food insecurity, and gender inequality all intersect to create a cycle that no single sector can solve alone.In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Alok Ranjan, Director of Programmes and Investments at The Power of Nutrition. A medical doctor with over two decades of global experience—including leadership roles at the Bill & Melinda Gates

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00:15:20

Vitamin A & Childhood Blindness

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/08/29

We often think of blindness as the result of disease or accident. But what if losing sight had nothing to do with either—and everything to do with a missing vitamin?Vitamin A deficiency is one of the leading causes of preventable childhood blindness. Beyond vision loss, it weakens a child’s immune system, leaving them vulnerable to infections that can turn fatal. And yet, this crisis remains invisible, hidden in plain sight.In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Radhika Batra, pediatrician and

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00:24:49

Reviving Forgotten Foods

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/08/22

We often think of food as something that comes neatly packaged—off supermarket shelves or from diet charts. But not too long ago, food came from memory. From forest trails, backyard gardens, from what grandmothers foraged, dried, pickled, and preserved.A handful of millets. A wild berry. Tubers after the rains.They weren’t “organic” or “superfoods”—they were simply what nourished us.Slowly, these foods vanished from our plates—replaced by polished rice, packaged snacks, and a growing distance from

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00:26:20

Nutrition For Mental Wellness

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/08/15

We often think of food as fuel for the body, and mood as a matter of the mind. But what if the two are deeply connected? What if what’s on your plate could influence how you feel, how you cope with stress, how well you sleep, and even how you heal emotionally?In this episode of "Nutrition Every Day", we sit down with Karishma Shah, an Integrative Nutritionist and Health Psychologist whose work bridges clinical nutrition, mental health, and emotional healing. Drawing from science and

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00:32:33

Lessons From the Last Mile

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/08/14

We often talk about India’s rise as a global power—but there’s another story unfolding beneath the headlines.In rural and aspirational districts, many still grapple with the basics: safe water, quality education, healthcare they can reach, and livelihoods they can depend on. The gaps are stark—maternal and infant mortality remain high, learning outcomes lag, and over 80% of households in these areas survive on less than ₹5,000 a month.The real challenge? Ensuring that government schemes, resources,

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00:19:32

Anaemia: A Silent Public Health Crisis

The Good Sight Podcast ·

2025/08/07

We often think of anaemia as just fatigue or low energy. But it’s so much more.Anaemia is silently impacting millions across India—especially women and children. It affects school performance, pregnancy outcomes, work productivity, and even the country’s economy. Yet, it rarely gets the attention it deserves.In this episode, we’re joined by Sandeep Tyagi, Associate Director – Health at Development Consortium (DEVCONS), a public health expert with over two decades of experience. Sandeep has worked

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