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ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash gets eminent people from different walks of life to talk about issues that impact you and society at large. Join Smita Prakash as she brings important voices from the field of politics, sports, entertainment, and lifestyle. Dive in for a great listening experience brought to you by India’s largest news agency.
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Ashish Chauhan is the MD & CEO of the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE). A technocrat from IIT Bombay and IIM Calcutta, he was part of the founding team that built the NSE. He is credited with bringing several key innovations to India’s stock market. He also served as the MD and CEO of the Bombay Stock Exchange for 10 years.In this edition of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, he speaks about the much-awaited NSE IPO, how the exchange handles cyberattacks, and how the NSE powers India’s stock market. He advises investors to stay away from social media “tips,” shares his views on India’s options market, and discusses the future of de-dollarisation and India’s growing number of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs).00:00 – Introduction00:42 – What Does NSE Do?06:35 – How NSE Earns Revenue09:16 – How NSE Powers India’s Stock Market15:18 – Regulations in Capital Markets20:02 – NSE IPO Coming Soon?27:56 – NSE Co-Location Scam33:12 – 1992 Harshad Mehta Scam39:23 – India’s Options Market44:55 – NSE’s Investor Awareness Initiatives47:29 – Why India Bans Prediction Markets50:45 – How NSE Survives Cyberattacks57:29 – Challenges as NSE MD1:02:09 – Future of De-Dollarisation1:06:55 – India’s FTAs1:16:04 – Modinomics vs Manmohanomics1:23:42 – NSE’s Vision for Viksit Bharat 2047
Abhinav Pandya is an author and scholar who has studied the concept of jihad in great depth. He has also advised the former Governor of Jammu & Kashmir, Satya Pal Malik, on security matters.In this edition of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, the conversation focuses on the challenges India faces as a target of global jihad. With what appears to be an emerging axis involving Turkey, Pakistan, China and even Bangladesh, is India facing a larger strategic encirclement?Is Kashmir the central objective, or is the target much bigger, the whole of India? And most importantly, what must India do to counter this jihadist strategy?Timestamps00:00 – Introduction01:15 – Balochistan Uprising05:15 – Pakistan’s Double Standards09:03 – How the ISI Controls Pakistan13:39 – The Core Issue of Kashmir15:46 – Pak’s Interference in Kashmir’s Politics21:53 – Pakistan-Sponsored Terrorism25:08 – Entire India Pakistan’s Target?32:23 – Pakistan’s Foreign Relations35:11 – Pakistan–Bangladesh Ties40:12 – Global Superpower vs Civilizational Power43:06 – South Asia & the Ottoman Empire47:32 – Hybrid Militancy in Kashmir53:05 – Al-Falah University’s Terror Links1:00:47 – Militancy in Kashmir1:06:07 – How Should India Tackle Terrorism?1:15:25 – Satya Pal Malik’s “Fax Machine” Story1:23:34 – Kashmir After Article 3701:27:36 – How to Deal with Terrorism1:29:26 – West Asia Conflict Explained1:32:52 – Operation Sindoor1:34:52 – Khalistan
From OTP scams and phone data leaks to AI misuse and digital warfare, how safe are we really? Cybersecurity affects you, your family, your workplace, and even the country you live in. Amit Dubey is a national security expert and cybersecurity specialist. He has worked closely with Indian government agencies and police departments on cybercrime investigations. In this edition of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, he explains how AI is being misused for fraud and scams, and breaks down China’s digital warfare strategy and India’s cybersecurity reality in simple terms.00:00 – Introduction01:01 – U.S. Cyberattack on Venezuela05:38 – How to Stop Deepfakes12:58 – Legal Action on AI14:26 – A Great Firewall for India?17:43 – Deepfakes Influencing Elections22:10 – AI and Voter Fraud26:55 – Risks of Posting Personal Details32:24 – How Personal Information Is Exploited37:02 – Credit Card Scams40:58 – OTP Scams & Password Theft48:00 – Sancharsathi App Controversy58:14 – Protecting Private Photos Online1:01:20 – Can EVMs Be Hacked?1:07:49 – Hybrid War Threats1:10:44 – Gen Z Protests & Disinformation1:14:04 – Spreading Disinformation Online1:20:19 – Cyber Attacks During Op Sindoor1:22:47 – Foreign SIMs & Cyber Threats1:26:32 – Agniveer Protest & Fake SMS1:30:02 – AI Videos Targeting India1:35:08 – Influencers Spreading Fake Content
John Brittas wears many hats: parliamentarian, journalist, Managing Director and Chief Editor of Malayalam Communications Limited, which runs Kairali TV and Kairali News. He is currently the CPI(M) Parliamentary Party Leader in the Rajya Sabha.In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, he speaks about the decline of communism in India and across the world, and why the Left struggles to connect with a wider audience today. He discusses the Kerala model, migration from the state, and Kerala’s social harmony.He argues that Hindutva politics will not click in Kerala and says the BJP is unlikely to become a major force there in the near future. He also speaks about the Congress and claims it continues to follow a “right-wing economic ideology.”The conversation also covers the India–US trade deal, the 2008 nuclear deal, the UPA era, Pinarayi Vijayan’s leadership, and the strength of Malayalam cinema.00:00 – Introduction01:11 – Why Communism is Failing in India10:38 – Kerala’s Vibrant Culture12:28 – How CPI(M) Is So Powerful in Kerala23:55 – India–US Nuclear Deal26:15 – India–US Trade Deal33:08 – The Kerala Ecosystem36:16 – Why Kerala Supports the Left40:57 – Can Kerala Inspire a Left Revival?43:23 – BJP’s Prospects in Kerala52:55 – Religious Harmony in Kerala58:20 – BJP’s Mayoral Win1:05:14 – Life as a Journalist1:10:56 – Malayalam Cinema1:14:49 – Political Leadership in India1:15:56 – Pinarayi Vijayan’s Leadership Style
Karti Chidambaram is an Indian National Congress MP representing the Sivaganga constituency in Tamil Nadu.In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, he discusses the Parliament Budget Session, DMK-Congress alliance, Actor Vijay, freebies politics, money laundering investigations against him, and BJP’s presence in Tamil Nadu.He also addresses the Dhurandhar controversy and his alleged cameo in it, highlighting the absence of official records related to it.*Timestamps*00:00 – Introduction01:47 – Parliament Deadlock12:33 – Congress-DMK Alliance20:04 – Congress in Tamil Nadu25:30 – BJP-AIADMK Alliance31:09 – Anti-Incumbency Against DMK37:36 – Legal Cases & Investigations43:40 – Sonia’s Role in UPA47:27 – Sanatana Debate51:23 – Freebie Politics59:09 – Dhurandhar Controversy1:05:16 – KYC, Re-KYC & Citizen Rights1:11:13 – Family-Centric Politics1:15:31 – Relations with Rahul Gandhi1:16:26 – Snap Reactions1:23:47 – Bonding with Father1:32:09 – South Indian Food
Nayab Singh Saini, the Chief Minister of Haryana, led the BJP to win a third term in the state, despite predictions of anti-incumbency against the party.In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, CM Saini talks about the key issues shaping Haryana’s future, including farmers, job creation, and women’s safety. He also shares his vision for the development of Gurugram, focusing on better urban planning, improved drainage systems, and long-term growth for the city.00:00 – Introduction00:52 – No Anti-Incumbency in Haryana08:51 – Promises Made During the Polls13:27 – Farmers’ Protest18:08 – Crop Diversification in Haryana23:27 – Youth Skill Development & Women’s Safety26:06 – Gurugram’s Development28:28 – Punjab’s Drug Crisis35:49 – Jobs and Employment40:05 – Lado Lakshmi Yojana41:52 – Welfare Schemes44:38 – Yamuna Poison Controversy
Can gaming addiction push kids toward serious mental health crises? Does social media influence increase vulnerability to anxiety and depression in teens?To answer these questions, we are joined by Dr. Bhavna Barmi and Anshu Bedi. Dr. Bhavna Barmi is a Senior Clinical and Child Psychologist and the founder of Happiness Studio. Anshu Bedi is a teacher at Raghubir Singh Junior Modern School with over 32 years of experience mentoring preteens.In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Dr. Bhavna Barmi explains that signs of stress or distress in children should never be ignored.Anshu Bedi talks about how many parents today expect perfection from their children and stresses that this can leave them unprepared for real-world challenges.00:00 – Introduction01:04 – Mental Health Challenges Among Kids07:32 – Holistic Development of Children11:32 – Attention Span Issues in Students15:07 – Modern Parent-Teacher Connections18:10 – Bullying and Peer Pressure21:27 – Emotional Signals in Children25:13 – Academic Stress in Children29:50 – Reduced Family Interaction on Children34:36 – Consequences of Body Shaming40:38 – Happiness Clinics & Mental Health Support42:54 – Social Media Impact on Young Minds49:52 – Current Parenting Challenges1:05:56 – Emotional Stress in Counsellors
Rekha Gupta is the Chief Minister of Delhi, following the BJP's return to power in the capital after 27 years. Her political journey began with the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP).She is an elected MLA from the Shalimar Bagh constituency and has previously served as General Secretary of the BJP Mahila Morcha in Delhi. She was also a member of the party’s national executive committee.In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, CM Rekha Gupta speaks about Delhi’s pollution and her government’s plans to tackle it. She also discusses key priorities, including better public transport, stronger last-mile connectivity, and her vision for a cleaner, better-governed Delhi.*Timestamps*00:00 – Coming Up00:00 – Introduction01:13 – One Year as Delhi CM03:42 – Delhi’s Pollution Crisis08:36 – Dust Mitigation Measures10:26 – Garbage Mountains13:44 – Waste Treatment Plants15:01 – Solutions to Delhi’s Air Pollution17:51 – Lunch for Slum Dwellers20:45 – ‘Sheesh Mahal’ Controversy21:51 – School Admissions & Fee Regulation27:46 – School Safety & Monitoring31:14 – Expectations of Delhi Residents33:31 – Healthcare System37:10 – Parks for Children38:49 – Public Washrooms & Civic Sense43:29 – Hospital Bed Allocation45:55 – Two Female CMs Among 28 States47:01 – Being a Woman Leader53:38 – Priorities as Chief Minister
Neena Gupta is a versatile actress and author, known for playing a wide range of characters. She won the National Film Award for Best Supporting Actress for 'Woh Chokri' and 'Uunchai'.Sanjay Mishra is loved for his humour and strong comic timing. He is well known for films like Golmaal, Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2, Total Dhamaal, and Dilwale. He has also received praise for his serious roles in films like 'Aankhon Dekhi' and 'Vadh'.In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Sanjay Mishra talks about being repeatedly cast in comic roles and how this typecasting has affected his career. He also shares his thoughts on changing audience tastes and why many films today feel overly loud and exaggerated.Neena Gupta speaks about her journey from Delhi to Mumbai, describing those early days as scary and lonely. She talks honestly about her struggles in the film industry and the advice she gave her daughter, Masaba Gupta. Both actors also discuss their upcoming film Vadh 2, which releases in theatres on February 6.Timestamps00:00 – Introduction00:37 – Neena Gupta’s on-screen appearance02:35 – Eating habits during film shoots06:09 – Story behind ‘Vadh’ title12:29 – Sanjay Mishra’s ‘cool’ avatar14:57 – Neena Gupta’s viral family post17:53 – Neena Gupta’s education at NSD21:10 – Evolution of Hindi cinema25:30 – Neena Gupta’s career turning point29:27 – Art cinema vs mainstream cinema32:03 – Late success in acting career40:45 – Elderly care in India & abroad43:31 – Neena Gupta’s early struggles in Mumbai47:38 – Typecasting in Films51:12 – Neena Gupta on Acting in ‘Gandhi’55:58 – Initial TV Work of Neena Gupta59:58 – Impactful Roles of Sanjay Mishra1:05:28 – Characters in ‘Vadh 2’
UGC Regulations 2026 are witnessing protests in North India with General Category students raising concerns that these rules could increase discrimination. They also worry about weak safeguards against false complaints and unclear mechanisms for addressing their grievances.What is the purpose and scope of the UGC Equity Regulations? Are the protests against the new regulations organic? How do the new regulations differ from the 2012 regulations?In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Dr. Vikas Divyakirti, founder and MD of Drishti IAS, answers it all.00:00 – Introduction02:58 – UGC 2026 Regulations10:48 – Implicit Discrimination Concerns13:47 – Equity Committee Structure21:10 – Bias in Faculty Hiring28:28 – Social Reform in Education37:47 – General Category & Marginalised Sections42:09 – Inequality in Indian Society47:51 – Merit-Based Selection55:04 – Caste & Social Bias in Education59:60 – Explicit & Implicit Discrimination1:03:55 – Caste Discrimination Complaints1:09:33 – Discrimination Definition1:15:28 – Caste Representation in Academia1:23:12 – Political Debate on New UGC Guidelines1:26:18 – Gen Z in India1:41:03 – Caste Representation1:53:38 – BJP & Upper-Caste Vote Bank1:58:26 – Reservation Debate2:02:20 – “Batenge to Katenge” Slogan2:09:42 – Caste-Sensitive Politics
Rajeev Shukla is often described as one of India’s most well-connected public figures. Jokingly, many call him ‘Omnipresent’ Rajeev Shukla. Over the years, he has built friendships across political party lines and developed close ties with Bollywood stars, leading businessmen, and cricketers alike.In a career spanning nearly four decades, Rajeev Shukla has worn many hats. He began his professional journey as a journalist in Kanpur. Today, he represents the Congress party in the Rajya Sabha. He has also served as a Minister of State in a Congress-led government, is currently the Vice President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), and has earlier been the Chairman of the Indian Premier League (IPL).In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Rajeev Shukla reflects on why he is often called “everyone’s friend” and how he has managed to maintain relationships across political divides. He speaks about his early days in journalism, his association with the Gandhi family, and his decision to join the Congress party. He also shares his deep love for cricket and fondly recalls his time as the manager of the Indian cricket team.
Indrani Bagchi is the CEO of Ananta Centre, a platform for dialogue, leadership, and public policy. She has many years of experience covering the Ministry of External Affairs and is known for explaining global events from an Indian point of view. Earlier, she served as the Diplomatic Editor at The Times of India.In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Indrani Bagchi talks about how Donald Trump’s policies have changed America. She says the U.S. tariffs on India feel personal and explains how India should respond. She also points out that Europe has been hit the hardest by Trump’s foreign policy. According to her, the forces Trump has unleashed in America will not disappear anytime soon.Timestamps0:00 – Introduction1:21 – The West vs China6:21 – How Pakistan Balances USA and China11:33 – China’s Influence in Asia16:49 – Trump’s MAGA Worldview23:01 – China’s Economic Leverage36:57 – Why India Needs ‘MIGA’ Movement42:02 – India as Counterbalance to China55:08 – Indian diaspora vs Chinese diaspora influence1:04:24 – India’s Flexible Foreign Policy1:16:22 – India’s Long-Term Vision for US
Gaddam Dharmendra is a former Indian Foreign Service officer who joined the service in 1990. He served in senior diplomatic roles for over three decades and was India’s Ambassador to Iran from 2019 to 2023. He is known for his deep understanding of West Asia, sanctions, and regional politics. Dr Waiel Awwad is a Syrian-born journalist based in South Asia who covers Middle East affairs. He has reported from several war zones. During the 2003 US invasion of Iraq, he was caught in an ambush while reporting from the ground and narrowly escaped execution. Also joining the podcast is ANI Director Ishaan Prakash. In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, the guests discuss the Iran crisis and the future of the Khamenei regime. They talk about possible US intervention, whether Iran’s Khamenei regime could fall, and who might take over if that happens. The conversation also examines what the people of Iran truly want and how today’s protests differ from the 1979 Iranian Revolution.00:00 — Introduction 01:13 — Inside Iran’s Protests 12:42 — Gulf States Against US Strike Over Iran 16:35 — Trump’s Appeal to Iranian Protesters 22:09 — Iran Regime Change Soon? 25:08 — Iranian Institutions 27:50 — Iran’s Nuclear Program 37:28 — US-Iran Negotiation Talks 48:25 — The Iran–Israel Conflict 51:10 — US Sanctions on Iran 57:20 — US Media Coverage of Iran 1:06:28 — Pro-Government Rallies in Iran 1:13:45 — Iran’s Economic Crisis
Sukanta Majumdar is a Lok Sabha MP from Balurghat and serves as Union Minister of State for Education and Development of the North Eastern Region in the NDA government.In this episode of The ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Sukanta Majumdar discusses the high-stakes politics of West Bengal ahead of the 2026 polls.He claims that Bengal government documents were found at Pratik Jain’s residence, whose company, I-PAC, handles the political campaign of the TMC.Sukanta also speaks about West Bengal’s changing demographics and their political impact, concerns over democracy under the TMC and the Left’s alleged alignment with the TMC.Timestamps00:00 – Introduction00:57 – ED vs Mamata over I-PAC Raids06:42 – President’s Rule in Bengal?10:02 – Bengali vs Non-Bengali Politics14:42 – Infiltration in West Bengal20:45 – Demographic Changes in Bengal24:33 – Who Will Be BJP’s CM Face?29:32 – Amartya Sen and SIR Controversy34:59 – Jobs Crisis in Bengal38:42 – Rise of New Parties in Bengal Politics42:16 – Industrial Decline in Bengal50:28 – Post-Poll Violence in Bengal56:55 – BJP’s Roadmap for 2026 Bengal Polls
1Ambassador Ashok Sajjanhar served in the Indian Foreign Service for over three decades. During his distinguished career, he served as India’s Ambassador to Kazakhstan, Sweden, and Latvia, and held key diplomatic assignments in Washington, D.C., Brussels, Moscow, Geneva, Tehran, Dhaka, and Bangkok. Today, Ambassador Sajjanhar regularly writes and speaks on issues related to international relations and India’s foreign policy.In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Ambassador Sajjanhar discusses the United States’ actions in Venezuela and what this means for global politics. He also talks about Chinese weaponry, which he claims failed to perform during the Venezuelan crisis. The conversation further explores why Indian godmen enjoy a massive following in South American countries, a phenomenon that often surprises many.Ambassador Sajjanhar also shares his views on Donald Trump’s interest in buying Greenland, the way the US is handling trade negotiations with India, and what the future may hold for India’s foreign policy.00:00 – Introduction01:08 – US move to capture Maduro legitimate?04:33 – Narco-terrorism charges against Venezuela05:54 – When US captured Manuel Noriega (1989)08:27 – Can the US run Venezuela?11:41 – Venezuela is not just about oil15:21 – Venezuela & Sathya Sai Baba connection17:54 – Can Trump buy Greenland?20:17 – Europe on Venezuela crisis & Greenland24:31 – Putin’s war in Ukraine legitimate?26:20 – China’s weapons failed in Venezuela29:05 – China vs USA: The No. 1 global rivalry34:00 – Will China invade Taiwan?37:10 – India’s response to Maduro's capture41:54 – India’s crude oil needs44:19 – India–USA trade tensions50:14 – India’s pivot towards China52:28 – China–Pakistan–Bangladesh nexus
J. Sai Deepak is a senior advocate at the Supreme Court of India and a well-known author. His books include 'India, That Is Bharat: Coloniality, Civilisation, Constitution' and 'India, Bharat and Pakistan: The Constitutional Journey of a Sandwiched Civilisation.'In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, J. Sai Deepak talks about the demographic changes taking place in India’s border areas and how these shifts could impact India’s democracy, governance and policy-making. He explains why India needs a special Immigration Task Force to deal with the issue of illegal immigration.He also discusses the SIR controversy, the North-South divide and also describes demography as the last battle to protect Hindu civilisation and warns that India cannot afford to take this issue lightly.Timestamps00:00 – Introduction01:22 – SIR Exercise Across India06:47 – Illegal Migrants in West Bengal14:04 – Mamata’s Stance on Illegal Migrants20:05 – Politics Around Illegal Migration24:42 – How India’s Border Areas Have Changed31:00 – How India Can Address Illegal Migration32:55 – Pawan Kalyan’s Political Influence34:18 – North–South Population Debate40:33 – The North–South Divide46:11 – Tax Devolution in India52:09 – How Owaisi Won Seats in Bihar59:07 – Left vs Right Wing01:04:02 – Oxford Union Debate Controversy01:12:43 – Demographics and Cultural Debates
In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, we are joined by Constantino Xavier, Senior Fellow in Foreign Policy and Security Studies at the Centre for Social and Economic Progress (CSEP), and Dinkar Srivastava, former diplomat and Distinguished Fellow at the Vivekananda International Foundation.They discuss the upcoming elections in Bangladesh, the future of the Awami League, and the role of Sheikh Hasina. The conversation also revolves around at growing concerns about minorities, including Hindus in Bangladesh. Is there a rising wave of Islamisation? And how should India move forward in its ties with Dhaka?Pakistan is also in focus. The guests talk about the rise of Asim Munir, the new boss of all things military and nuclear in Pakistan. Can the threat of another terror attack from Pakistan be ruled out?The episode also explores how China and the United States are shaping choices in South Asia, and what India’s response should be in a changing regional scenario.00:00 – Introduction 01:45 – Why Asim Munir Took CDF Role 05:54 – The Fall of Pervez Musharraf 07:43 – Can Pakistan Attack India Again? 15:03 – Will Bangladesh Hold Elections in February 2026? 25:37 – Imran Khan vs Asim Munir 32:39 – Rising Islamisation in Bangladesh 44:20 – Rohingya Crisis Explained 47:15 – Role of Pakistan Army in Politics 51:03 – When ISI Trained Guns on Dinkar Srivastava 01:11:40 – Anti-India Sentiment in Bangladesh 01:23:50 – India as the Standard in Pakistan 01:30:15 – India’s Neighbourhood Strategy
Gaur Gopal Das is a life coach, author, and motivational speaker. He studied at the College of Engineering, Pune, and briefly worked with Hewlett Packard. Soon after, he chose a very different path and became a monk and has been living in an ashram in Mumbai for the past 26 years. Over the years, he has studied ancient Indian philosophy along with modern psychology. For more than two decades, he has travelled across the world, sharing his thoughts with students, professionals, charities, and institutions. He has also spoken at the United Nations. In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Gaur Gopal Das talks about whether religion and spirituality can be separated, and whether marriage is becoming an outdated idea. He shares insights into the life of a monk and explains why he chose this path. In this New Year special episode, he also speaks about the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and explains, in simple terms, what dharma truly means.00:00 – Introduction00:52 – Life of a Monk07:56 – Understanding Spirituality14:30 – Why Monks Wear Orange?19:29 – Controlling Desires23:03 – Dealing with Anger30:49 – Spirituality vs Religion34:38 – Power of Chanting Mantras45:25 – Why Modi Gifted Gita to Putin?57:39 – Who Should One Read Gita01:03:33 – Spirituality and Politics01:09:47 – Living with Differences01:12:36 – Gen X vs Gen Z01:17:43 – India and Its Adversaries01:25:09 – Parenting in Digital Times01:36:26 – Importance of Family Love01:38:42 – Marriage an Outdated Concept?01:46:33 – Gaur Gopal Das Married?01:50:43 – How Relationships Grow01:54:51 – Fixing Broken Relationships02:00:04 – Couples Staying Together for Children02:07:15 – Real vs Fake Gurus02:09:44 – Handling Others’ Pain02:14:36 – Does Fame Change Friends?02:19:02 – Healthy Habits for Life
Sanjeev Sanyal is a historian, economist, author, and currently serves as a member of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister of India.In this edition of the Podcast with Smita Prakash, he uncovers colonial ‘lies’ in India’s history. He talks about his project on INSV Kaundinya, showcasing India’s ancient maritime exploration.He speaks on the IndiGo crisis, freebies, pensions, and the future of India’s economy. He also explains urban challenges in Indian cities and GDP measurement tools.*Timestamps*00:00 – Introduction01:08 – INSV Kaundinya Sailing Vessel History04:54 – Sailing Training for INSV Kaundinya09:12 – The Forgotten Chapters of Indian History13:53 – Kalinga War & The Myths About Ashoka16:55 – Indian History and Language18:58 – India vs Big Tech: The Battle for Narrative31:13 – Can India Build Its Own Tech Platforms?33:44 – Indian Democracy37:12 – The West on India’s Growth41:42 – India Growing Without Creating Enough Jobs?46:05 – India’s Skill Development in the 20th Century51:44 – Universalisation of Education & NEP53:32 – Bureaucracy & the Changing World01:00:09 – Delhi Pollution01:04:40 – Infrastructure Crisis in India01:07:54 – Millionaires Leaving India01:10:55 – Indigo Crisis & Monopoly Problem01:11:53 – India’s Financial System01:15:58 – Impact of Freebies & Pensions01:22:03 – India’s Role in the Global Power Order01:27:25 – Is India’s GDP Data Reliable?
The much-awaited episode of The ‘Real’ Samosa Caucus –Edition 7.0 is here, packed with raw, uncensored, and no-holds-barred conversations.Joining the panel are:Sushant Sareen, Senior Fellow at ORFTehseen Poonawalla, TV personality and political analystAnand Ranganathan, author and scientistAbhijit Iyer-Mitra, Senior Fellow at the Institute of Peace and Conflict StudiesThis episode dives into issues like illegal immigration and demographic changes, rising radicalisation in Bangladesh, the Vande Mataram debate, the SIR showdown, internal security threats and India’s foreign policy challenges.The panel also talks about propaganda in cinema, marriage in the modern world, and much more.Don’t miss the sharp arguments and witty banter in this episode!*Timestamps*00:00 – Introduction06:00 – Kangana, Mahua & Supriya at Jindal Wedding11:48 – India’s Road Safety Crisis18:35 – TV Panelists vs Anchors28:36 – The ‘Godi Media’ Label41:06 – Demography vs Democracy48:28 – Congress Leadership & Rahul Gandhi01:01:15 – India’s Education System01:16:20 – Hindu Temples01:26:48 – Islam in India01:35:03 – Radicalism in Bangladesh01:48:17 – Idea of Marriage in India01:59:31 – Media & Celebrity Culture02:10:20 – Putin’s Visit to India02:22:45 – Karnataka Hate Speech Bill02:30:18 – Hybrid Threats & Internal Radicalisation
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Suddenly Hindi in podcast that started in English. Please mention at the beginning whether podcast is in English or Hindi
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fascinating interview
samita ji, why you call this scum bag lair to your show. this corrupt guy is keep lying on every question you asking.
What a fantastic man Kailash Sir is! Thanks for this talk!🙏
Fantastic episode.👌 Hats off to Rubika Madam! 🙏🇮🇳 Respect from all of us males. 🙏 Thanks for this interview.👍
very insightful