The Bharatiya Frequency: A Conversation Space for the Bharatiya Voice
Featuring Host Meenakshi Rao, Co-Host Aanchal Gupta Kalantri & Guest Poet Garima Mishra
In a media landscape saturated with speed, noise, and instant opinions, The Bharatiya Frequency stands out for its thoughtful, unhurried engagement with India’s civilizational wisdom and contemporary emotional life. Conceived and hosted by Meenakshi Rao — a technologist, cultural thinker, and advocate for consciousness-led living — the podcast has become a growing platform for conversations that bridge ancient philosophy with modern lived experiences.
The third episode of the series explores the healing power of the feminine voice through poetry, movement, and storytelling. Joining Meenakshi for this episode are co-host Aanchal Gupta Kalantri, Founder of Arts in Motion, and guest Garima Mishra, poet, journalist, and the creator of कविताKAFE.
Together, the three women bring complementary energies: Meenakshi’s philosophical and reflective presence, Aanchal’s embodied creativity, and Garima’s lyrical sensitivity.
Meenakshi Rao: The Vision Behind The Bharatiya Frequency
Meenakshi’s work is rooted in the belief that India holds an unbroken lineage of inner science — a framework not only for knowledge, but for emotional and spiritual renewal. Her podcast is an extension of her broader intellectual and spiritual journey, which seeks to make ancient thought accessible and culturally relevant today.
The Bharatiya Frequency is not positioned as a discourse — it is a listening space.
A space where experience is valued over opinion, depth over performance, and authenticity over rhetoric.
In Episode 3, Meenakshi steers the conversation toward a question central to modern life:
How do we heal emotionally in a world that rarely allows us to slow down enough to feel?
Co-Host: Aanchal Gupta Kalantri — Movement as Inner Language
Joining the conversation is Aanchal Gupta Kalantri, the Founder and Director of Arts in Motion, one of Mumbai’s most respected creative movement studios.
Aanchal’s work is grounded in the idea that the body holds memory and emotion long before the mind articulates it. Her perspective is shaped by her own journey into motherhood later in life — a shift that deepened her relationship with self, rhythm, and presence.
In the episode, Aanchal brings nuance to the discussion of healing — reminding listeners that sometimes clarity comes not from words, but from breath, movement, and silence.
Guest: Garima Mishra — Poetry as Emotional Companion
The featured guest, Garima Mishra, spent 18 years as a senior journalist at The Indian Express, known for her investigative clarity and ethical rigor. Yet, beyond reportage lived another voice — the poet.
Through कविताKAFE, Garima has cultivated a cultural space where Hindi poetry is spoken, shared, and experienced as living expression — not merely literary artifact. Her initiative, Healing Verses, takes poetry into cancer care centers, old-age homes, rehabilitation institutions, and schools for the visually impaired — where poetry becomes presence, care, and emotional witnessing.
In the episode, Garima reads and reflects, offering poetry not as performance, but as companionship for the human condition.
The Episode: A Conversation in Three Languages — Soul, Body, and Word
The dialogue between the three women moves through several themes:
• The return of the feminine voice in public expression
• Art as a pathway to emotional restoration
• Creativity beyond performance or productivity
• Motherhood, identity, and timing
• The importance of shared spaces for women to speak and be heard
The conversation unfolds slowly — not to deliver answers, but to allow meaning to be felt.
What emerges is a portrait of healing that is not dramatic or immediate — but gentle, continuous, and deeply human.
Listen to Episode 3
Available exclusively on YouTube.
The Bharatiya Frequency
A return to the civilizational self.
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