Entrepreneur, thought leader, and visionary — Rakesh Kumar, the founder of India’s rapidly growing EMI-based e-commerce platforms like Zebrs.com, BuyWithEMI.com, and FastEMI.com, has now stepped into the world of content with a mission: to give voice to real stories, ideas, and changemakers through his new podcast — “Vision Wali Baat.”
This podcast isn’t just a digital show. It’s a social movement aimed at bridging the gap between experience and aspiration, between the grassroots and the digital age, and between today’s youth and tomorrow’s leadership.
The First Episode is LIVE Today — Featuring MLA Dungar Ram Gedar
The inaugural episode of “Vision Wali Baat” launched today across all major platforms — YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram — featuring Mr. Dungar Ram Gedar, a respected political figure, public servant, and MLA from Suratgarh, Rajasthan.
With a background rooted in farming and simplicity, Mr. Geder’s journey to the legislative assembly is nothing short of remarkable. The episode dives deep into his personal experiences, leadership philosophy, youth-oriented social issues, and his vision for a more connected and empowered India.
“You don’t need a big city to dream big. What you need is clarity, purpose, and hard work.”
— Dungar Ram Gedar, during the conversation
What is “Vision Wali Baat”?
“Vision Wali Baat” is a platform for honest dialogue and deep conversations with individuals who’ve led by example. From policy-makers to army veterans, civil servants to entrepreneurs, social reformers to educators — this podcast aims to bring their thoughts into the public light to create impact.
The themes include:
- Personal stories of resilience and leadership
- Unspoken issues among youth: drug use, emotional instability, and runaway culture
- The widening gap in family communication and how to fix it
- What today’s politicians, businesses, and civil society must do differently
- Why India needs more conversation-based learning and value-based thinking
Why this Podcast Matters Now
India’s youth today is exposed to an overdose of entertainment content, yet there is a growing hunger for purpose, values, and direction. Rakesh Kumar noticed this gap while building his e-commerce empire, especially in Tier 2, 3, and 4 cities.
“Startups can give you jobs, but stories can give you clarity. This podcast is for the millions of young Indians who are looking for a roadmap — not just for success, but for significance.”
— Rakesh Kumar, Founder & Host, Vision Wali Baat
He believes that the time has come when entrepreneurs must also become enablers of thought, and this show is his humble contribution towards that goal.
Where to Watch
YouTube Channel (Full Episodes):
➡️ https://www.youtube.com/@visionwalibaat
Facebook Page (Promos & Engagement):
➡️ https://www.facebook.com/visionwalibaat
Instagram (Shorts, Reels & Behind-the-Scenes):
➡️ https://www.instagram.com/visionwalibaat/
Looking Ahead — What’s Next?
Future episodes of Vision Wali Baat will feature:
- Senior IAS and RAS officers who’ve reshaped administrative processes
- Army Majors and retired defence officials sharing leadership principles from the battlefield
- Grassroots entrepreneurs and innovators solving local problems with national impact
- Teachers, students, and visionaries who dare to question and inspire
With two episodes planned each week, the podcast is already building momentum in Rajasthan and will soon expand its listener base across India’s Hindi heartland and beyond.
A Message to Media, Educators & Digital Influencers:
This is your opportunity to support a grassroots-driven, values-based podcast that is bringing purpose-driven conversation back into digital India.
Your support through:
- Media coverage
- Interviews with the host
- Podcast features
- YouTube reviews or mentions
- Social shares and collaboration
can amplify the vision to millions.
Let’s make “Vision Wali Baat” not just a podcast, but a generational voice for change.
