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Mitali Sonawane: Where Strength Meets Self-Belief

“You don’t need permission to exist fully. Your difference is not a weakness, it is your signature. The world doesn’t change when you try to belong. It changes when you dare to stand as you are.” Some journeys are not about winning early. They are about staying alive long enough to find meaning. Mitali Sonawane’s […]

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Atul Sharma Exposes Everything Red-light, trafficking and the System Society Chooses Not to Question

Human trafficking doesn’t operate in the shadows alone; it survives in systems we choose not to question. In a hard-hitting conversation with Atul Sharma, a social worker with over three decades of ground-level experience, The Global Hues goes deeper into the anatomy of India’s red-light networks. This conversation takes us to the uncomfortable truths society […]

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Beyond Labels: Poonam Gurung and the Long Road to Being Seen

Mumbai is a city of ambition. It invites dreamers in, challenges them, and often breaks them before deciding whether they are ready to stay. For some, the journey is loud and fast. For others, it is quiet, layered, and deeply earned. Poonam Gurung’s story belongs to the second kind. Young Poonam, with dreams in her […]

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Tushar Kansal Explains How Power, Money and Geopolitics Are Being Rewritten

The global order is quietly, but decisively, reshaping itself. Old certainties around power, currency, wars, and wealth are being questioned, and new equations are forming. In a wide-ranging conversation, Tushar Kansal, Founder & CEO of Kansaltancy Ventures, breaks down these shifts with clarity, connecting geopolitics to everyday economics. With over two decades of experience across […]

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Krishna Mohini: A Life Lived in Public, A Dignity Earned in Private

We live in a country where talent often waits for permission, identity decides access, and many lives unfold far from comfort and choice. Some stories are not about success, but about claiming dignity in spaces where none is offered. Krishna Mohini’s journey begins exactly there.  Krishna was only nine years old when she was left […]

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Dr Harish Bhatia Warns: ‘We Are Slowly Forgetting How to Breathe’

We don’t usually think about lungs. They quietly work in the background, every minute, every hour, without asking for attention. We notice them only when something goes wrong, such as a cough, breathlessness, or wheezing. In cities like Delhi, these moments are becoming far too common. Every year, just after Diwali or Dussehra, hospitals see […]

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Sandeep Verma: The Father Who Walks Beside His Son

Sandeep Verma never imagined that life would test him the way it did. Like many others, he had a stable career, a defined routine, and plans that followed a predictable path. He came from an IT and program management background. Life felt quite manageable and controlled. However, one day he got to know that his […]

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Pragya Parijat Singh on the Gender Equality Debate: Men’s Rights vs Women’s Rights

Some careers are planned. Others simply happen. For Advocate-on-Record Pragya Parijat Singh, law was never part of a childhood blueprint. It entered her life quietly, almost by chance and stayed because it felt right. “I never planned to become a lawyer,” she says honestly. “I was preparing for UPSC. After three attempts, I knew I […]

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