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Author: Jairam R Prabhu

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Greetings to all listeners and readers!!For the past six months, the entire world has been discussing one thing- the economy. The world economy has been going through a much bigger roller coaster for the past six years now. Post-pandemic, every country has been trying to build its economy and give its citizens strong confidence in their respective populations.This podcast episode will navigate through various aspects of the Indian economy and what are the upcoming challenges to be overcome. About The GuestAllen Joseph is a Data Scientist and Consultant who has worked across data-focused roles with Fortune 500 companies and U.S.-based fintech startups. His work and interests sit at the intersection of data, business, finance, and economic decision-making. Having spent the last few years tinkering with data, he is particularly interested in understanding the underlying mechanics that shape the decisions of individuals, businesses, and other participants in an economy. As a keen startup and finance enthusiast, he enjoys identifying patterns in behaviour and business outcomes through the prism of data and using them to make sense of how markets and organisations operate. He has also been instrumental in leading an approximately ₹10 crore project for an incubation and research park, contributing to its planning and execution.Read the Summary HereResources Want to get more Knowledge? Install the Kuku FM app, and get assured discounts with a ton of knowledge. Download it through the link here. Choose to opt for resources to enhance the knowledge on the topic- Book1|Book2|Book3
Greetings to all listeners and readers!!Kerala Elections 2026 are now at the doorstep. It is eminent to discuss the elections-LDF 2.0, the opposition UDF, BJP, and NDA, debates on the developments, as well as the controversies. The last elections were a game-changer in Kerala politics when the ruling LDF came back to power with even a bigger mandate in 2021. The last five years were marked by political developments, controversies, and much more. Now we have three strong alliances, UDF, LDF, and NDA, with more parties than ever before. Most polls show a very tight race, a neck-and-neck fight, making social coalitions, candidates, and other issues that make or break this election. In order to understand this election, we need a strong foundation, which makes the current podcast episode more relevant than ever. About The GuestAlan Bince is a Neuroscience PhD candidate working at Maastricht University, the Netherlands. Growing up in the UAE and having studied in the UK, he has spent most of his life as an expat. He spent four years in Kerala as an engineering student, wherein he got attracted to Kerala Politics and closely observed the 2019 Lok Sabha, 2020 local elections, and 2021 State Assembly elections. You can follow him on X and Instagram.Follow him on LinkedIn and Instagram. Disclaimer- All the opinions presented are of the respective speakers in their personal capacity and do not reflect the opinion of the platform or any organisation. 
The podcast talks about the need for the KRail Silverline Project, enumerating reasons and logic for the same. This episode is based on the article written by the host and presenter Jairam R Prabhu, published in the Journal of Comparative Politics of Bangalore University. This episode tries to elaborate on various socio-politico-economic reasons how and why the semi-high speed railway network- KRail Silverline Project will be beneficial for the state of Kerala. ReferencesPrabhu J. R. (2024). K-Rail- An opportunity in disguise for Kerala. Journal of Contemporary Politics, 3(1), 25–31. https://doi.org/10.53989/jcp.v3i1.13Read the Article on JCP Bangalore University Article here.Read the full summary of the episode here.
Last week, Zohran Mamdani was the Mayor-elect of New York City, the heart of US Capitalism, Wall Street, and its Financial Capital. He will be the first Muslim, Indian-origin, South Asian, and the second-youngest mayor of the city. The victory of Zohran Mamdani in NYC had raised questions on the future of the Democratic Party. This podcast episode will dive into how and why Zohran Mamdani won in the New York City Mayoral Election, and what the future of the democratic party will be, and what the status of Left-Wing Populism in the USA is. About The GuestMilan C Varghese is a final-year law student who pays close attention to policy, politics, law, and the economy. He likes working through ideas in a clear, practical way, with a focus on how they play out in real life. Known across the Kerala Model United Nations circuit for his engaging debates and policy insights, Milan combines his legal expertise with a passion for global issues. Outside of academics, he's an avid Premier League fan, following the games with the same intensity he brings to political analysis. Follow him on LinkedIn and Instagram. Disclaimer- All the opinions presented are of the respective speakers in their personal capacity and do not reflect the opinion of the platform or any organisation. Summary of the podcast ResoucesChoose to opt for resources to enhance the knowledge on the topic- Book1|Book2|Book3
Greetings to all listeners and readers!!For decades, precisely 75 years, the United States led the world, shaping politics, economy, and culture. This aspect is changing. The rise of non-Western countries- China, Russia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Turkey, Brazil has led to a decline in the generally understood Western-led Liberal/Rules-Based Order. With contemporary issues like protectionism, the rise of illiberal democracies, alternative politics, the Ukraine War, Gaza, and much more, we are experiencing a new type of geopolitics, like we have never seen before. This episode, hence, comprehensively tries to cover various subthemes under the road to multipolarity. About The GuestSiddharth S- is currently working in IT, where he enjoys solving complex problems and building practical solutions. Beyond technology and solutions, he is deeply passionate about geopolitics, history, and philosophy, often drawing connections between global developments, the lessons of the past, and the ideas that shape human thought. His journey blends technical expertise with a curiosity for the larger forces influencing our world.Devyansh Dullar is an analyst for a US strategic risk advisory firm. His areas of focus are East Asia, South Asia, and Europe. He holds two master's degrees in international relations and enjoys predictive analysis and discussion on geopolitics and geoeconomics. If you wish to connect with him, here is his Instagram handle.Disclaimer- All the opinions presented are of the respective speakers in their personal capacity and do not reflect the opinion of the platform or any organisation. About the Collaborator PaperPeerPress is an Indian online store offering customised stationery products such as visiting cards (including QR and NFC-enabled), notebooks, pens, envelopes, and promotional items. It caters mainly to professionals and businesses seeking branded or eco-friendly office supplies. The platform allows users to personalise products with logos, names, and designs, making it ideal for corporate gifting, events, and office branding. It features a clean user interface, an easy ordering process, and doorstep delivery across India. The store also offers combo kits, startup packs, and sustainable stationery options that combine functionality with professional aesthetics.Follow them on Instagram. Check out more about them and buy your On-demand Print Products here.Resources Want to get more Knowledge? Install the Kuku FM app, and get assured discounts with a ton of knowledge. Download it through the link here. Choose to opt for resources to enhance the knowledge on the topic- Book1|Book2|Book3
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