I ordered DTG chocolates and felt quite dejected with their marketing tactic of running offer till the next hour only... Like if I'm booking at 10:30am, their offer ends at 11:00am and similarly for any time you go on their website 🤡 Hate being misled like that as a first time buyer.

I don't understand why these videos don't have views!

Your products target only 1% of Indians. Rest are ignored 😅

She has got extremely poor mentality for an international athelete,always blaming others for her lack of cutting edge .

Not tendulkar ewwwww its liyanagama 😎

Sachin eats piti

Enjoyed the conversation. Definitely taking some inspiration from their personal journey. Thank you Dilip for bringing in such amazing guests :) ordering my bhujia now :P

Deepthi Bopaiah..What a visionary thinking for Indian sports and your commitment to service of sports to nation. We India needs 10 like her visionary administrators to clean up all the root causes sports policies and politics, i wish she will continue for another ten and many more years and all her aims will be successful by next 2 Olympics, like more than 250 Olympian participants and more then 25 Olympics medals.. All the very best madam and Gosports..

I was super impressed by the way Open-secrets lady was talking so I went to their website and saw one of their products, Claims - "No palm oil, 60% less sugar, protein, no artificial preservatives"... and I was like dammm, how is it possible to make a packaged product with a good shelf life. So I move onto the ingredients - "dark compound (not chocolate) with Hydrogenated vegetable fat (palm oil is bad but this is good, I have a feeling this might be made out of palm oil :D) , Malt, Oligofructose (can cause bloating), liquid glucose, emulsifier (INS 491, 322) , Antioxidant (INS322). The cost we pay for open-secret is not worth it, rather spend less on maida biscuit (eat less) and spend remaining money on whole foods like "NUTS" and actually get more nutrients in the body for less cost. Like what the actual F**K, handful of nuts will be way cheaper and much better nutrition than this. Like I get it you want to start a company and make money, why claim that healthy food " Open-secret" I studied in big university, I want to make a good product, and some MBA terms in the talk.... I had respect for Zerodha, I like the way the founders talk. But this is sad......

"Moderation is the Key" Very well explained Thank You Sir

You are such a inspiration but mam we are still lagging with olympics medal will always do well in world level but when it comes to Olympic no medal at least a bronze or hardly no 4th position well where we are lagging we always go big ranking in Olympic but result always disappointed

Nice Intro as well as video

Inspirational and from the heart conversation..

Very insightful conversation and the vision was very well put.. Nation building through sports

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Superb podcast...thank you for doing this. Became aware of so many things. Go Deepthi Go!!!

Three cheers for sisters in sweat....I’m happy to be a part of the sisterhood...and definitely a big shout out to these power girls Tanvi and Swetha

He is phenomenal man! A player behind winning Thomas Cup. In both quarter and semi final. It was 2-2, but he came and conquered both quarter and semi by 3-2. He deserves appreciation. 👏 One of the finest player India has. 🇮🇳

Why does this podcast doesn’t have more views? Thank you Dilip & Deepthi for this wonderful conversation. Rare to see podcast with no fluff and genuine knowledge.

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This has been a fantastic hour spent - thank you

Brilliant podcast!! 👏🏻👏🏻

This is such a gem. Brought back old memories of how I realised soon enough that I was not great enough to be a professional in sports - but this gives me belief I could contribute so much to this space :)

What a treat. Thanks Deepthi for telling us everything.

Brilliant podcast. Only genuine sports enthusiasts can have this level of quality conversation. This channel is so underarted. It’s a hidden gem waiting to explode.

Loved this podcast 💯💯💯💯

If it is a state subject how can central government take a call on hosting Olympics

Underrated Podcast but Amazing Work Sir 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

She failed in Olympics

Big Respect Brother! Lots of Love. Make India Proud.

Not at all a worthy player anymore.. saw her game yesterday..felt like as if some amateur athelete was playing. We should definitely give our young girls more chance.

Time to retire

These are the star athletes who can give lot of inspiration to younger girls and generation. But unfortunately cricketers take 99.9% of popularity , advertising and money pie . Reason with 1.4 billion people India comes back with single digit Olympic medals below small countries.

Iss lanti ne ki bachho ko mark ye medal jeete hei, iss lanti ko bolo humara peecha chhode, gandi gandi gali de dunga isko ladki hony ka lihaz bhi nhi rkhunga.

I loved that she said. Not just my father, my mother also had a big hand.

Love to see pyannoy. ❤❤❤......Interview more badminton players.

Brilliant interview Dr Deepak

So true ❤ story of most of the sports person

I dnt know, why these players travel to olympics.. no hopes always gets defeated before qtr or pre qtr finals.. 0 hopes from ponappa..

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Was catching up with him yesterday at Koshy's and remembered this interview on the way back. Putting in a comment to add traffic for the good work you're doing to inspire people, Dilip. I am drawn to people esp achievers who walk easy with a certain levity, he personifies it...the Dravid of the running circuit, no less! Its been wonderful knowing him offline in the last 2 years or so.

And bring on Jwala Gutta too! Maybe even some of the top coaches to hear a different side!

Something in this interview did not tie up. The interviewer and Prannoy both seem to agree that sport is excellent therapy for mental health issues( like say depression) but then on the other hand , after hearing Prannoy’s side on things it seems sports can also create mental health challenges of its own like having to deal with loneliness while on the circuit or training, the need to constantly have access to a psychologist, the toll that the unpredictability of losing takes on self esteem, the pressure to win or bring titles that they are always under etc… So then in the end, can one definitely say that playing sports is the best remedy for mental health issues, confidence etc? It sounds more like athletes just have easier access to a psychologist to help them out & the psychologist in their team can help them overcome or become better versions of themselves by offering them another perspective in this competitive climate? I feel this generalized correlation about sports being awesome for mental health could be explored a bit more. Yes athletes are mentally tough but that is more from the conditioning is how I am seeing it.

You are a star. Keep on shining Ashwini - on court and off. Keep the positivity, I'm excited to see some fantabulous performances from you and the entire badminton contingent in Paris. All the best. 👍👍👍

GOAT in badminton... My all time favourite

As a host, you talk too much

I don't understand why she is being sent to represent India when she is well past her best. Not trying to undermine her achievements at all, but there is no way she is going to win a medal at Paris. She should rather coach some promising player and win a gold for India through him or her. The BAI is clearly not up to the mark selecting the teams. If they claim that there were no other options, that's an even bigger problem.

she is very much adorable...... love you Aswini❤❤❤

Chinese women's doubles shuttlers had to kill each other to get to olympics. They have 3 pairs in top 8 - the norm is to have only max 2 pairs from each country. Here we are sending a 34 year old and taking pride in it. No doubt, Ashwini was a gem, but she's way past her prime and WD and XD in India has really long way to go to even dream of a medal at a major event.

Why are there no views on this channel? This content is golden