Your one stop to learn the art of public speaking.

I'm Chetanya. Since age four, I have found myself at the stage, talking to strangers, delivering speeches on public stages, demonstrating for Labours' Rights. Having won national awards in public speaking and been shortlisted by the Guinness World Records for my non-stop six-hour speech marathon, I guide kids in government schools, non-profit ambassadors etc. on public speaking.

This is where I blog about the art of public speaking, share tips on avoiding nervousness on the stage as well as some public speaker body language tricks.

(I will soon write about tackling out-of-the-box spectators' questions with classical humour.)

Chetanya delivered a speech spanning 3 hours and 16 minutes (2016) on the 14th Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modiji.



A bit aboout me (from else's mouth):

Chetanya delivered a speech spanning 3 hours and 16 minutes (2016) on the 14th Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modiji.

At the young age of nine, little Chetanya put into words the glory of India for 5 hours and 36 minutes in the presence of dignitaries. Also, she has compiled a book, ‘Little Modi, Great Modi’ on the Prime Minister portraying him as a legend (unpublished as yet due to lack of resources)”

“Chetanya has been awarded by Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav for her ability to speak with elan. He titled her as ‘Moving Encyclopaedia’.

The Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University, Agra, Dr. Arvind Dixit honoured Chetanya for her groundbreaking work.

The Governor, Uttar Pradesh Government, Shri Ram Nayak congratulated Chetanya on her work.

Chetanya has been honoured by The Rotary International for her social work in 2019.

Chetanya has been awarded by the Giants’ Club for her extempore skills in 2018.

Padmashree Mohan Swaroop Bhatiaji titled her as ‘Gaargi Avatar’ being amazed or gobsmacked, as you would like to say, by little Chetanya’s bewildering power of delivering speeches.

Establishing her presence in the avatar of religion by narrating Shrimad Bhagavata Katha for 7 days, Guru Sharnanandji and Saadhvi Ritambharaji granted her their blessings by publishing about her in the booklet ‘Krishna Kalaap’.