In Season 2 of We The Change, sport transcends competition and becomes a path of inner awakening. Iconic Indian sportspersons and differently-abled cricketers Sanjay Shaha, Nilesh Yadav and Irfan Dewan from India’s blind cricket movement (CABI) come together in rare, heartfelt conversations—where resilience meets reflection, and struggle evolves into legacy.

Joined by spiritual mentor Aushim Khetarpal, these athletes speak not just of victories on the field, but of the spiritual strength, discipline, faith, and purpose that carried them through injury, invisibility, and impossible odds.

This is not just about medals won.

It’s about hearts touched, limits rewritten, and lives transformed.

In Season 2 of We The Change, sport transcends competition and becomes a path of inner awakening. Iconic Indian sportspersons and differently-abled cricketers Sanjay Shaha, Nilesh Yadav and Irfan Dewan from India’s blind cricket movement (CABI) come together in rare, heartfelt conversations—where resilience meets reflection, and struggle evolves into legacy.

Joined by spiritual mentor Aushim Khetarpal, these athletes speak not just of victories on the field, but of the spiritual strength, discipline, faith, and purpose that carried them through injury, invisibility, and impossible odds.

This is not just about medals won.

It’s about hearts touched, limits rewritten, and lives transformed.

What drives a differently-abled swimmer to rise above the tide, win India’s first female Asian Para Games swimming medal, and inspire millions?

In this inspiring episode of We The Change, host Aushim Khetarpal dives deep into the extraordinary life of Devanshi Satija — a true para-sporting icon, 2x Asian Youth Para Games medalist, and a shining face of India’s new sporting spirit.

🌊 From conquering pools against all odds to standing tall on international podiums, this episode captures her grit, grace, and game-changing mindset.

💬 Hear how she turned challenges into currents of strength, and how every stroke became a ripple of transformation — not just for herself, but for aspiring athletes across the country.

In this empowering episode of We The Change – Season 2, Mandeep Kaur, Indian woman cricketer, joins spiritual mentor Aushim Khetarpal in a conversation that explores what it truly means to rise, endure, and lead in women’s sport. From navigating the pressures of competitive cricket to asserting identity in a traditionally male-dominated arena,

Mandeep Kaur speaks with honesty about discipline, self-trust, setbacks, and the quiet strength required to stay grounded at the crease—both on and off the field.

The dialogue delves into the role of mental balance, values, and spiritual clarity in sustaining performance under expectation, and how purpose becomes the most powerful motivator when talent alone is not enough.

In this reflective episode of We The Change – Season 2, Deepali Deshpande—Olympian rifle shooter, Arjuna Awardee, and one of India’s most respected figures in shooting—engages in a profound conversation with spiritual mentor Aushim Khetarpal on precision, patience, and purpose.

From the Olympic firing line to mentoring future champions, Deepali Deshpande shares how excellence in shooting is as much about mental stillness as technical skill. The dialogue explores focus under pressure, emotional discipline, and the quiet inner strength required to perform when the world is watching.

Together, they uncover the deep parallels between marksmanship and mindfulness—where alignment of breath, thought, and intent transforms effort into excellence. This episode offers rare insight into leadership shaped by calm, and success sustained by clarity rather than noise.

In this landmark episode of We The Change – Season 2, Deepa Malik—India’s first female Paralympic medallist, Padma Shri awardee, and Arjuna Award recipient—joins spiritual mentor Aushim Khetarpal for an intimate and deeply moving conversation on resilience, purpose, and inner power.

From a life-altering spinal injury to standing on the Paralympic podium, Deepa Malik’s journey is not merely one of sporting excellence, but of unshakeable resolve. The conversation moves beyond medals and milestones into the unseen battles—fear, self-doubt, pain, and perseverance—and the spiritual grounding that sustained her through them.

Together, they reflect on leadership born from adversity, the responsibility of being a role model, and how courage becomes contagious when rooted in clarity and compassion. This episode reveals how true strength is forged not in the body alone, but in the alignment of mind, spirit, and will.

In this thought-provoking episode of We The Change – Season 2, Siddhartha Sharma, Asia’s first visually impaired entrepreneur to successfully run an event management company, engages in a deeply insightful conversation with spiritual mentor Aushim Khetarpal.

From navigating a world designed for the sighted to creating large-scale, precision-driven events, Siddhartha’s journey challenges conventional definitions of ability, leadership, and success. The dialogue moves beyond entrepreneurship into questions of inner clarity, faith, discipline, and purpose—revealing how spiritual alignment becomes a powerful operating system when external vision is limited.

Together, they explore how true leadership is guided not by eyesight, but by insight; not by circumstance, but by conviction. This episode is a reminder that limitations imposed by society often dissolve when met with courage and consciousness.

Dr. Sunita Godara × Aushim Khetarpal | We The Change She ran when the world doubted.

She endured when limits were imposed. She emerged as a symbol of Indian resilience. In this compelling episode of We The Change – Season 2,

international marathon legend Dr. Sunita Godara joins spiritual mentor Aushim Khetarpal for a deeply reflective conversation that transcends race timings and podium finishes.

From representing India on global marathon circuits to sustaining excellence through discipline, sacrifice, and inner strength,

Dr. Godara shares insights from a life shaped by perseverance and purpose. The dialogue explores how endurance in sport mirrors endurance in life, and how spiritual grounding becomes the silent force behind long-term achievement.

This episode reframes the marathon not merely as a race, but as a metaphor for the human journey—where resilience, self-belief, and balance determine success far beyond the finish line. This is not a story of speed. It is a story of stamina, conviction, and clarity.