How to pronounce “amartya” in English

Amartya, I want to take you back to your comment about the other school that you went to in Dhaka for a short while, St.

Amartya, you mentioned that you are not religious, but you have been very influenced by Buddhism.

So Amartya Sen needs no introduction, but I'll still complete the formality.

So Amartya, I read your book "Home in the World," and it is a memoir of the first 30 years of your life.

So Amartya, one of the things that really amazed me about you is how you maintain your friendships and deep connections across geographical boundaries

So Amartya, I feel your way of honoring your friends is so heartwarming and inspiring.

And this is Amartya Sen who really was at the forefront of this.

we think merit-- and Amartya Sen has a definition of merit.

From Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs to Amartya Sen's models.

Welcome, Amartya.

Earlier in his life, Amartya was a professor of economics at Jadavpur University, Calcutta, London School of Economics, and Delhi School of Economics.

And Amartya has written many books before this that have been translated into more than 40 languages.

So next, Amartya, I want to talk about Kshiti Mohan, your maternal grandfather.

And in your book, Amartya, you talk about how warm and approachable Manmohan Singh was,

So switching gears here a little bit, Amartya, you have a lot of friends across the globe, starting from your days in Presidency College in Calcutta,

Today, it is my honor to host a discussion with Amartya Sen on his new book, "Home in the World."

So before I start, I want to tell the audience that Amartya specifically asked me to address him by his first name,

What happened there, and was it your magic, Amartya, that transformed her?

We tried to do what we could and, given time, we would have done those things which would have satisfied Amartya.

So next, Amartya, I want to talk to you about sense of belonging.