Think School
Think School is an education start-up and we want to put a dent in the Indian education system.
What if you could book a rocket the same way you book an Uber?
In this reel, **Pawan Kumar Chandana, Co-Founder & CEO of Skyroot Aerospace**, explains how Skyroot is transforming satellite launches with an “Uber for Space” model. Instead of waiting for shared launches, customers can book a dedicated rocket that places their satellite into the exact orbit they need. The result is greater flexibility, faster deployment, and better mission efficiency.
Watch the full conversation on the Think School YouTube Channel.
Avoid This AI Adoption Mistake
In this reel, Gayatri Agrawal, Founder of AI-native service provider Altrd, explains the biggest mistake businesses make while adopting AI and why prompting is not the same as building AI agents. She also breaks down the key components every AI agent needs before you deploy it in your company.
Watch the full podcast on the Think School YouTube channel.
You can control your laptop using just your phone.
In this reel, Gayatri Agrawal, Founder of Altrd, an AI-native service provider, reveals one of ChatGPT’s latest features that lets you control your laptop hands-free using your phone.
Watch the full podcast on the Think School YouTube channel.
PM Narendra Modi’s warning about obesity wasn’t just another public health message.
In this debate, Dr. Muffazal Lakdawala explains why obesity is now recognized as a disease, how it is linked to more than 150 health conditions and 13+ types of cancer, and why this shift could change the way India approaches treatment.
This conversation also explores the role of GLP-1 medications, the science behind obesity, and what the latest medical evidence says.
Watch the full debate on the Think School YouTube channel.
Is India Repeating America’s Biggest Mistake?
In this reel, Jitendra Chouksey, Founder of FITTR, questions whether India is following the same healthcare path as the United States. He argues that GLP 1 drugs were approved for the Indian population without adequate India specific studies.
Dr. Muffazal Lakdawala responds by explaining how these drugs are regulated and why the current approval process exists. The debate explores obesity, drug approvals, public health, and the future of healthcare in India.
Watch the full debate on the Think School YouTube channel.
Inside India’s Illegal Organ Trade
In our latest debate, Jitendra Chouksey (JC), Founder of FITTR, shares his perspective on the illegal organ trade in India. He discusses the scale of the issue, the data surrounding it, and why this remains one of the country’s most disturbing black markets.
Watch the full debate now on the Think School YouTube channel.
The debate around diabetes drugs is far more complicated than most people think.
Are these medicines a life-saving breakthrough? Or are there valid concerns about research funding, side effects, and how these drugs are being prescribed?
In this debate, both sides challenge each other’s claims with data, real-world examples, and tough questions about India’s growing diabetes crisis. The goal isn’t to tell you what to believe. It is to help you understand the arguments before forming your own opinion.
Watch the full debate on the Think School YouTube Channel.
Can You Trust Pharma?
The pharmaceutical industry has transformed modern medicine. But can it always be trusted?
In this debate, Jitendra Chouksey (JC), Founder of FITTR, Arjun Garewal, Fitness Consultant, and Dr. Muffazal Lakdawala, Indian Bariatric Surgeon, share contrasting perspectives on pharma, GLP-1 drugs, scientific evidence, conflicts of interest, and the future of obesity treatment.
This isn’t about picking a side. It’s about hearing different viewpoints, questioning the evidence, and making up your own mind.
Watch the full debate now on the Think School YouTube channel.
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