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Holy Cancer is now
available on Kindle!

Amit addresses the viral post about him at Healing Vaidya Foundation

Amit addresses the trainer culture that as now become a permanent fixture of men's style for Mans World

Amit talks about aging with dignity and style for Mans World

Amit offers tips on how to literally let go of the clothes off our back as discussed in Closet Detox for Mans World

Amit details the evolution of distressed denim and what it tells us about classism and fashion for Mans World

Amit's memoir and journey get celebrated online at India Today

Amit talks about the comfort that drives natural fabrics - linen for Mans World

Amit blogs about life between a six pack and six months to live for L4TA

Amit reflects on 2017, the year where fashion and politics came together and change our health and our lives for Mans World

Amit talks about religion and what faith actually means for Huffington Post

Amit lays out the rules for how to dress down a shirt and why it matters for Mans World

Amit discusses "Made In India", Bollywood and the need for local storytelling for Huffington Post

Amit talks about spirituality, big business and beards for Huffington Post

Amit discusses a harsh reality in India not exclusive to Bollywood - nepotism for Huffington Post

Amit talks about colour therapy and its importance on our confidence for Mans World

Amit talks the importance of female empowerment in India via Wonder Woman for Huffington Post

Amit discusses flight meals, the politics of the olfactory and the prospect of a vegetarian airlines for Huffington Post

Amit discusses why standing out actually matters, one sock at a time for Mans World

Amit sits down for an interview about life, hardship and happiness for Stories @ Kriti Curates

Amit discusses the beef ban, cigarettes and offers a solution to saving lives for Huffington Post

Amit re-examines his life through music & the world of remakes and remixes for Huffington Post

Amit's monthly column for Mans World focuses on the importance of not dressing badly

Amit discusses his life at the beach and novel solution for keeping it clean for Huffington Post

Why A2 Milk? The Times Of India asks Amit, its biggest advocate

Amit frankly talks about end-of-life care and death in his latest for Huffington Post

Amit's X-Factor traced in the Bangalore Mirror Sunday

This year's Padma Shri recipient Michel Danino is all praise for Amit's memoir Holy Cancer

Amit is talkin' trash for SaddaHaq

Amit is talking economics & demonetization for Huffington Post

Amit is taking on the film industry and its portrayal of cancer in Ae Dil Hai Mushkil for Huffington Post

Check out Amit featured in The Sunday Times (The Times Of India)

Amit gives a powerful keynote address at the Friends Of Max conference

The final words of wisdom my Mom shared with me before cancer took her life were LIVE FOR TODAY

My name is Amit – I’m presently living my 2nd life after having survived a terminal cancer diagnosis. My purpose now is to help others be the best advocates they can be for themselves and as caregivers to others.

Knowledge is paramount and it is the right of every individual to have access to every option available. We must educate each other about what we’ve learned along our journeys as sharing this information could be the missing piece in the puzzle to our wellbeing. It is my hope that everyone can embody the philosophy that has kept me going despite so many obstacles – we must live 4 today.

HOLY CANCER: HOW A COW SAVED MY LIFE is available at leading bookstores nationwide now. If not available locally, please request your local bookseller to carry this memoir. The book can be purchased online at Flipkart , Amazon & Aditya Prakashan.

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Live4TodayAmit is supported by the Healing Vaidya Foundation, a NGO focusing on providing information about options for treatments, how treatments can compliment each other, what role the mind can play and how faith works. It is not an open endorsement platform for hospitals, doctors and medicines alike. We kindly request you refrain from requesting such information as they will not be entertained.