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Oct 30, 2026

Matt RodbardHOST
7:45
So what's the home cooking like when you talk about Indian food? Is it is it regional? Is it other dishes that your folks made that were really that stood out?
Anoop PillarisettiGUEST
7:53
Yeah, so my mom is from Chandigarh, so in the Punjab, and makes a lot of North Indian food.
Anoop PillarisettiGUEST
7:58
So it's like drier curries, rich, spicy.
Anoop PillarisettiGUEST
8:01
My dad is a bit more from the south.
Charlie WestGUEST
31:07
So that was a pretty, pretty, I don't know if you went to Uttar Pradesh, did you?
Andy ArgoHOST
31:13
did so i kind of i did this motorbike trip i did one for ryan obviously just before i saw you ah scouse mate and um yeah we kind of did one through rajasthan and kind of sort of centrally india and then i did one just by myself through punjab kind of started in chandigarh and then went through punjab up to kashmir and back but i only kind of dropped through because i was rushing back i had this visa for canada and i had a wedding in japan and i'm kind of I've normally been quite a leisurely traveller, but it was kind of a bit of a rush job, so I'm keen to get back there.
Charlie WestGUEST
31:40
Yeah, well, I kind of rushed it as well because I'd been in Pakistan for, like, seven weeks and it had been, like, really intense and there was, like, quite a few, like, issues and it was extreme.
Charlie WestGUEST
31:54
It was, like...
Amit RamaniGUEST
29:46
But yes, we have done that.
Amit RamaniGUEST
29:47
Many years ago, Chandigarh was an idea.
Amit RamaniGUEST
29:50
So it's something that we can't do it.
Amit RamaniGUEST
29:52
It takes the government and the public-private partnership needs to come together to create successful outcomes.
Thomas WassonHOST
29:18
Do you see a lot of folks use for after-hours operations? Or that's one of the things I think for listeners is, what should I start targeting first as a practical first step for folks listening?
Jay SinghGUEST
29:28
So the city we're based out in Chandigarh in India sort of wakes up at 5.30 in the evening because everybody is going to work at a contact center.
Jay SinghGUEST
29:38
And the city goes to sleep around 3 AM when everybody gets off work.
Jay SinghGUEST
29:45
after hours is an easy one for a customer to trust us on right day one but we can do it all we we we would love to take on from after hours take on reduce some of the headache from the customer and then go into main hours main shift hours which are being 8 am to 5 pm eastern that's what we consider all our staff always works on east coast time so you're never having to explain to them what time they're having a meeting or what time the delivery is.
Thomas WassonHOST
29:18
Do you see a lot of folks use for after-hours operations? Or that's one of the things I think for listeners is, what should I start targeting first as a practical first step for folks listening?
Jay SinghGUEST
29:28
So the city we're based out in Chandigarh in India sort of wakes up at 5.30 in the evening because everybody is going to work at a contact center.
Jay SinghGUEST
29:38
And the city goes to sleep around 3 AM when everybody gets off work.
Jay SinghGUEST
29:45
after hours is an easy one for a customer to trust us on right day one but we can do it all we we we would love to take on from after hours take on reduce some of the headache from the customer and then go into main hours main shift hours which are being 8 am to 5 pm eastern that's what we consider all our staff always works on east coast time so you're never having to explain to them what time they're having a meeting or what time the delivery is.
Ashna KalraHOST
1:43
Yeah.
Vineet AggarwalGUEST
1:44
And so my dad had a clinic and, you know, he was expecting me to join him and we'll build a bigger nursing home and I'm from Chandigarh.
Vineet AggarwalGUEST
1:50
So, you know, that's the trend there.
Ashna KalraHOST
1:51
Correct.
Vineet AggarwalGUEST
3:00
Like, why? Why? And then reading was always a passion.
Vineet AggarwalGUEST
3:04
So I've always had like loads.
Vineet AggarwalGUEST
3:06
My home in Chandigarh, it's still, you know, there's a huge library that I have, you know, with a collection of books of all sorts of genres.
Vineet AggarwalGUEST
3:14
So reading, they knew that I was into.
Ashna KalraHOST
1:43
Yeah.
Vineet AggarwalGUEST
1:44
And so my dad had a clinic and, you know, he was expecting me to join him and we'll build a bigger nursing home and I'm from Chandigarh.
Vineet AggarwalGUEST
1:50
So, you know, that's the trend there.
Ashna KalraHOST
1:51
Correct.
Vineet AggarwalGUEST
3:00
Like, why? Why? And then reading was always a passion.
Vineet AggarwalGUEST
3:04
So I've always had like loads.
Vineet AggarwalGUEST
3:06
My home in Chandigarh, it's still, you know, there's a huge library that I have, you know, with a collection of books of all sorts of genres.
Vineet AggarwalGUEST
3:14
So reading, they knew that I was into.
AvonHOST
24:15
So we've got one coming up in Brisbane, Gold Coast.
AvonHOST
24:18
I'm going to be running one in Chandigarh in India.
AvonHOST
24:22
We've got one in the US later in the year.
AvonHOST
24:24
So we're expanding the groups.
Akarshan KapoorGUEST
43:03
first of all, getting people from abroad.
Akarshan KapoorGUEST
43:06
Like the nearest city from there is, I believe, Chandigarh, which is itself, like the capital of India is New Delhi, right? So Chandigarh, which is another, you know, major city, it's around one, 1.5 hour drive from New Delhi.
Akarshan KapoorGUEST
43:18
And then from Chandigarh, which is the main city, it's like a four hour drive or a five hour drive to Mandi, which is a very small city, a very small town wherein, you know, it's basically just a college and everything is built around it.
Till KamppeterGUEST
43:31
So
Akarshan KapoorGUEST
43:32
it was a challenge, but we managed to get it through.
Christine KaurHOST
40:36
It was just refreshing to be in the motherland where you're not hearing that all the time, you know? It was refreshing to hear, like, there is no stop the ballot, stop the...
Puneet KaurHOST
40:52
I guess it was refreshing, but for me, I had the opposite experience of when we went to Chandigarh and I had seen Black people on the road.
Puneet KaurHOST
41:02
That's so
Christine KaurHOST
41:03
cool.

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