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Global Indian Network is the world's most considerable mooring ground for open conversations that connect and enables the influential to dive deep into countries, discussions, and opportunities of interest. We run an award-winning podcast, events & documentaries Every week over 40 billionaires, 14 Heads of state, entrepreneurs, ministers, and audiences spanning 48 countries receive our multi-award-winning podcasts via private distribution. Our Podcasts include: Brown Business – which delves deeper into the genuine opportunities and discussions that impact profit and growth. Global Indian Series Podcast – which looks at the human experience behind our perception of identity, taking a second look at the countries the diaspora calls home and tackling the critical discussions. Our events bring together over £16billion in private net worth And our recently launched Ambassadors program exemplifies our reach further by bringing together celebrated names in business, royalty, activism and politics to support our growth. We now have Ambassadors in over 27 countries, with our ambassador at large being the Former president of Guyana. You can find out more at www.globalindiannetwork.com
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Which religious identity is a force for good or a barrier to progress, and where are we headed as a society? Recent controversies within the UK Labour Party over adopting APPG’s definition of “Islamophobia” challenge us to confront these questions head-on. As we witness the turmoil of global events—from the Israel-Palestine conflict to rising tensions in the UK, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Sudan and Nigeria—our society grapples with deepening divisions, and we must question the role of religion and law in shaping our identities. Does defining "phobia" restrict open discourse and therefore, stifle societal growth? Join us this week on “Game Changers’ as we revisit a powerful discussion with Lord Indarjit Singh, urging us to reflect on how we define phobia and whether such definitions stifle the very freedoms that religion was meant to uphold. Join us for this thought-provoking conversation. Listen to the complete podcast from the link in comments.
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Big Dawgs by HanumanKind AKA Sooraj Cherukat, the Indian rapper who not only topped the global chart but also briefly outpaced Kendrick Lamar's diss track Not Like Us. What's the reason behind it? Let's discuss it one by one. Firstly, cultural fusion plays a significant role. HanumanKind blends American hip-hop influences with Indian motifs, creating a unique sound that resonates globally. Secondly, the visual storytelling in the music video, filmed at the "Maut ka Kuan" (Well of Death) in Kerala, captivates viewers with its daring stunts and vibrant imagery, enhancing the song's appeal. Finally, the viral nature of the track on social media platforms, particularly TikTok, has propelled its popularity, leading to a surge in streams and searches, further solidifying HanumanKind's position in the global music scene.
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It was a remarkable experience at the UK-Africa Business Summit 2024! It was an honour to witness our founder, Rajan Nazran, leading an inspiring panel on "Driving Growth through Diplomacy: Unlocking East Africa’s Potential." The discussion highlighted key partnerships and future opportunities. Thank you to all the distinguished speakers and participants for their invaluable insights! #UKAfricaBusinessSummit #DiplomacyInAction #EastAfricaGrowth #GlobalConnections
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With so many amazing benefits of blockchain technology, many are wondering, "How can blockchain be used to support sustainable business practices?" Blockchain has the potential to be the catalyst of sustainable business practice across a wide range of sectors. Read the piece by Huda Fatima.
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In case you missed it! We’ve compiled essential news highlights from the past week that you won’t want to miss. This weekly update features the most significant events from Brown News. Let’s review the key happenings from the last week that you should be aware of. #GlobalRoundup #WorldSnapshot #IndianDiaspora #GlobalTrends #StayInformed #BrownNews
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China pledged $50 billion in support for Africa during the 2024 Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, as announced by President Xi Jinping. This funding, amounting to $50.7 billion, will be allocated over the next three years, with over half designated for loans and $11 billion for various types of assistance. Xi emphasized the aim to create at least one million jobs in Africa and deepen cooperation across sectors such as infrastructure, agriculture, and trade. The summit, attended by over 50 African leaders, also resulted in numerous bilateral agreements, highlighting China's commitment to strengthening its ties with the continent, which it views as crucial to its global strategy. Now the question is how efficiently Africa manages these funds?
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Join us for the UK-Africa Business Summit on September 6, 2024, where Rajan Nazran, Founder of Global Indian Network and Partner at NazranRoth, will be moderating an insightful panel discussion on “Driving Growth through Diplomacy: Unlocking East Africa’s Potential.” Panel Highlights: Moderated by: Rajan Nazran - Founder, Global Indian Network; Partner, NazranRoth Ministerial Remarks: Hon. Oryem Henry Okello, Minister of State for International Cooperation Distinguished Speakers: H.E. Ambassador Mbelwa Kairuki, Tanzania High Commissioner in the UK H.E. Mr. Epimeni Bapfinda, Ambassador of the Republic of Burundi to the UK His Excellency Mr. Ndolamb Ngokwey, Ambassador of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the UK HE Amb. Abdulkadir Ahmed Kheyr Abdi, Somalia Ambassador to the UK HE Amb. Dr. Joseph Warui, Kenya Deputy High Commissioner to the UK Abdullah AlMasoud, Saudi Commercial Attaché to the UK Minister Tamer Mostafa Ali, Head of Commercial Section, Egyptian Embassy in the UK Joseph Kabakeza, Trade and Investment, Rwanda High Commission - UK James Thon Anyar, Counsellor, Embassy of the Republic of South Sudan to the UK and Northern Ireland Remarks: Baiju Vasani, Barrister and Arbitrator at Twenty Essex This summit promises to be a pivotal moment for fostering new opportunities and strengthening international partnerships. Don’t miss it! #UKAfricaBusinessSummit #EastAfrica #Diplomacy #GlobalIndianNetwork #BusinessGrowth #InternationalRelations
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With nearly over 2 decades of practical experience working across 71 countries, engaging with government officials, investors, and key stakeholders, I am excited to host this timely and much-needed discussion with leading African ministers. We'll be addressing critical topics such as resolving legal disputes, safeguarding government assets, and tackling the complex issues surrounding foreign ownership and national development. I look forward to a meaningful dialogue that drives impactful change. looking forward to having Baiju Vasani and Sid Jiwnani joining me on this important series of discussions.
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How much do we know about the diverse cultures and the ideas of “Africanness”? Does regional culture play a role in economic thinking? How can understanding our past, including the impacts of colonialism and identity politics, reshape Africa's future? This week on the Global Indian Podcast, we revisit one of our “Brown Business” episodes from the archives featuring H.E. President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda who discusses the intricate relationship between identity, culture, and economic prosperity in Uganda and across Africa. He urges listeners to reconsider their perceptions of Ugandanness, emphasizing how diverse communities can unite for collective growth. Tune in to discover Museveni's vision for a united, prosperous continent and the role of Pan-Africanism in achieving it. Listen to the complete Podcast from the link in the comment section.
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John McCarthy, a Stanford University Computer Scientist, describes Artificial Intelligence as “the science and engineering of making intelligent machines, especially intelligent computer programs. It is related to the similar task of using computers to understand human intelligence, but AI does not have to confine itself to biologically observable methods." Essentially, artificial intelligence aims to mimic human intelligence and thought processes through complex computer systems and algorithms. So the question remains: how can these ‘artificial’ thingamajigs be used to diagnose autism? Read an opinion piece by Samar Takkar from the comment section.
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