Sri Lanka & India: Ancient Connections, Modern Solutions

What connects the Ramayana, deep-sea ports, brain drain, and the startup boom in South Asia?

In this special 11th episode of Question Scoop, we welcome Maheel Bandara, Director of Bharat-Lanka Cooperation, to explore how Sri Lankans and Indians can drive change and create impact together by doing something just as simple as starting the conversation .

Topics we unpack:

Shared history, from epics to colonial legacy

1. LTTE, the Indian Peacekeeping Force & post-conflict rebuilding

2. Brain drain & startup culture among youth

3. Sri Lanka’s strategic ports and their role in global trade

4. Ayurvedic tourism, crisis recovery, and cultural revival

5. How the Global South can rise through youth dialogue and collaboration

This is not just a conversation—it's a movement.

Young minds of India & Sri Lanka — tune in, speak up, and shape a united future.

Follow & share if you believe in a stronger Global South.

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Welcome to Questions Scoop, your go-to podcast for deep dives into various fields with experts from around the world. In this special episode, we venture into the realm of health with our guest, Jai, a licensed physiotherapist currently practicing in Italy. Jai brings a unique perspective, having earned his Master's in Physiotherapy in Italy and a Bachelor's in Physiotherapy from India.

Join us as we explore the challenges and opportunities in the field of physiotherapy, and gain insights into the hurdles one might face when deciding to enter this profession. Jai shares his journey from his early education in India to overcoming language barriers in Italy, and his motivation to advance his studies abroad despite numerous challenges.

We discuss the critical role of language proficiency when moving to a foreign country, and the importance of adaptability in achieving success in the healthcare sector. Jai also provides valuable advice on managing finances effectively while working abroad, highlighting the need to understand tax systems and minimize personal expenditures.

Whether you're a student considering a career in physiotherapy, a professional seeking inspiration, or someone interested in the dynamics of working in healthcare overseas, this episode offers valuable lessons and motivational stories to help guide your journey.

Tune in to learn how determination, resilience, and strategic planning can turn challenges into opportunities, and discover the endless possibilities within the field of physiotherapy.

Episode Highlights:

Don't miss this inspiring episode filled with practical tips and personal stories that will resonate with anyone pursuing a career in healthcare or planning to work overseas.

Hey Everyone. Thanks for crossing by and tuning in. It means a lot, don't forget to give us your reviews on our Instagram page @dquestionscoop.Our guest for today is Suraksha who is a cognitive science researcher one of the branches of psychology at Uniklinik- RWTH Aachen University. She has undergone her masters in Cognitive Science and technology at HSE-National Research University where she hold a Magna Cum Laude. Having practical research experience at Lovely professional University where she hails as the Academic Topper. Her research at IIT Kanpur has also paved way towards obtaining a patent. Lets get a general and broader grasp to what's behind the running engine.

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Are you worried that your child may be depressed? Childhood depression affects millions of children and its not a myth it's reality. Many children have fears and worries and may feel sad time to time. In today's episode, we will be discussing about the symptoms and how you can cure it in simple way. Make sure to listen all the way through.

It's a well-known fact that a dollar doesn't buy you much nowadays. In this episode, we will be talking about how a dollar can still buy you interesting things around the world. Make sure to listen all the way through.

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Life happens while you are making other plans & takes the form of journeys. It is us who have to choose the right path & take decisions. In life’s most important pursuits, your only competition is yourself. Make sure to listen all the way through.

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Being the very next planet to Earth, every other civilization thought Mars would have life on it. This curiosity resulted in over 49 missions so far. The race to Mars involves competition between manufacturers and nations. Is it for real that in coming years we could see someone walking in Mars? So, who is going to win in this Red Race?

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“Adiyogi has been brought into your life to see that a dimension which has no boundaries becomes a living reality in your life.” - Sadhguru.

Over 15,000 years ago, predating all religion, Adiyogi, the first Yogi,  transmitted the science of Yoga to his seven disciples, the Saptarishis. Make sure to listen all the way through to know about the adventure.

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Hey people, We are back with another guest episode. Our guest for today is Rosaly Lopes who grew up in a middle-class family in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil watching Star Trek, fascinated by her school’s telescope. She has become one of the world’s most important scientists who is a Senior Research Scientist at Jet Propulsion Laboratory,NASA, Editor-in-Chief for the planetary science journal Icarus. She entered the Guinness Book of World Records in 2006 for discovering the most volcanoes, i.e, 71 on Jupiter’s moon while working on the Galileo mission.Dr. Lopes worked on the Cassini mission to Saturn from 2002 until 2018, as part of the Cassini Titan Radar Mapper Team. In 2018, Lopes became the first woman to edit the journal Icarus.  So, make sure to listen all the way through.

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Depression is a common illness worldwide with more than 264 million people affected. Antidepressants for curing depression can be expensive and can have side effects. Do you know there are other ways to cure it without medications? Make sure to listen all the way through.

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