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EP-290 | What Does Kashmir Want? Is Azadi Sentiment Still Alive? | Former Separatist Bilal Gani Lone 1:21:02

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Bilal Lone is a former separatist and the elder son of Abdul Gani Lone, the Hurriyat Conference leader who founded the People’s Conference. Bilal was part of the Hurriyat Conference delegation that met Deputy Prime Minister L.K. Advani in Delhi in 2004. His younger brother, Sajjad Lone, is currently a member of the Jammu and Kashmir assembly. Bilal was aligned with the Mirwaiz faction of the Hurriyat when it split into two groups — the so-called moderates led by Mirwaiz and the hardliners led by Syed Ali Shah Geelani. In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Abdul Gani Lone states that the terrorists who attacked Pahalgam do not represent the mindset of all Kashmiris. He emphasises that the people of Kashmir want peace and do not want to be associated with radical elements. He also advocates for a war with Pakistan, urging that it should be settled once and for all, for the sake of all Kashmiris. Abdul Gani Lone also explains why he stopped visiting Pakistan and stepped away from separatist leadership, sharing the reasons that led to a change in his perspective. 00:00 – Introduction 01:55 – Normalcy in Kashmir 06:07 – Local Support for Terrorists 13:16 – Conflict Zone of Kashmir 16:44 – Hurriyat's Ties with Pakistan 19:59 – Extremism in Kashmir 25:59 – Tourists Saved by Locals 29:26 – Kashmir Leaders Unite 33:19 – Indus Treaty on Hold 39:45 – Kashmir's Tourism Industry Setback 48:37 – Kashmiri Pandits' Exodus 52:31 – PM Modi's Warning to Terrorists 58:09 – BJP in Kashmir 1:07:55 – AS Dulat's Book Row 1:09:55 – Advani's Meeting with Hurriyat Leaders…

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EP-289 | The Shocking Truth About Naxalism in Chhattisgarh | IPS Sundarraj Pattilingam Reveals All 56:22

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Sundarraj Pattilingam is an Indian Police Service officer currently serving as the Inspector General (IG) of Bastar Range in Chhattisgarh. He is known for his leadership in operations against Maoist insurgents in the region. In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Sundarraj discusses how Naxalism is coming to an end in Chhattisgarh. He explains how the efforts of security forces and the administration are helping bring Maoists into the mainstream. He also shares some shocking tactics used by Maoists to target security forces and reveals the changing face of Bastar. He encourages people to visit the region, which is blessed with stunning scenic beauty, forests, waterfalls, wildlife, ancient temples, and vibrant tribal dances and music. 00:00 – Introduction 01:48 – Bastar as a Maoist bastion 06:45 – Ideology of the Maoists 10:45 – Posting in Bastar 19:09 – Local recruitment in Bastar 21:22 – Development in Bastar 26:47 – Sacrifices made by jawans 32:54 – 'Operation Kagar' 35:39 – Naxal influence on villagers 43:15 – Minors recruited by Naxals 46:53 – Humanitarian handling of Naxal bodies 52:37 – Tech use in Naxal-affected zones…

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EP-288 | Pahalgam Terror Attack: How Pak-Backed Terrorists Planned it & Will India Respond 59:57

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India has faced its worst terrorist attack on civilians since the 2008 Mumbai attacks. In Kashmir's Pahalgam, 27 innocent lives were lost and 15 others were injured in an attack backed by Pakistan. Terrorists opened fire at point-blank range, targeting innocent tourists. Four terrorists stormed the popular tourist location, creating chaos for 20 minutes. Will India respond to this attack? What will be New Delhi’s reaction? In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, we are joined by Lieutenant General Devendra Pratap Pandey (Retd), former Commander of the Srinagar-based Chinar Corps. He explains why terrorists chose Pahalgam to attack civilians, what message Pakistan intends to send to India and Kashmir, and whether the terrorists had local support. Pandey also discusses whether there could be more attacks like the one in Pahalgam and blames Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir for orchestrating these attacks, calling him the "Kingpin" behind them. 00:00 – Introduction 01:00 – Intel failure behind the attack 03:33 – Pakistan’s message to Kashmiris 05:20 – 'Asim Munir behind the attack' 08:11 – Why only tourists were targeted 13:54 – Gulmarg fashion show controversy 15:20 – Who tipped the terrorists off 17:55 – Why women and children were spared 21:20 – Rising tourism in Kashmir 24:55 – What Kashmiris think of the terror attack 28:22 – India vs Pakistan: Leadership compared 30:40 – India’s response to the attack 33:17 – Casualties in the war 34:57 – ISI’s propaganda 36:30 – Consequences of war 38:42 – 'Pakistan wants a war' 43:16 – Civilian, military, and intel coordination 46:33 – Why the terrorist said “Tell Modi” 50:32 – NC & PDP’s stance on the attack 53:56 – A message for Indians…

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EP-287 | Canadian Elections, Foreign Interference, Trump & Khalistan | Kushal Mehra & Ajay Bisaria 1:28:27

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Kushal Mehra is an author and podcaster who divides his time between Canada and India. He is known for his sharp insights and first-hand experience of life in Canada. Ajay Bisaria is the former High Commissioner of India to Canada. He is now a strategic advisor and a well-regarded voice on geopolitics, international business, and public policy. In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, the guests discuss why the Canadian elections matter to India and how the outcome could affect relations with New Delhi, especially after strained ties under Justin Trudeau's regime. Kushal and Ajay also talk about how Donald Trump's political comeback and tariff wars are influencing the Canadian political landscape. They explore why Canada has become a safe haven for Khalistani elements. The conversation also touches on concerns around possible foreign interference in the 2025 Canadian elections, including the roles of China, India, and Pakistan. *Audio Timestamps:* 00:00 - Introduction 02:27 - Why Canadian Polls Matter to India 12:32 - How Canada Chooses Its Government 16:47 - Mark Carney vs Justin Trudeau 18:13 - Canada’s Response to Trump’s Win 21:07 - Trump’s Influence on Canada’s Polls 29:19 - Impact of Debates on Canada’s Polls 31:32 - Situation of Indian Students in Canada 34:39 - Indian Students Being Targeted in Canada 42:15 - Minorities and Canada’s Election 48:17 - What's Next in India-Canada Ties 50:36 - Jagmeet Singh’s Political Future 55:02 - Global Trade War 01:00:04 - Nijjar Killing Row 01:09:12 - Role of Indian Embassy in Canada 01:15:52 - Diplomats' Security in Canada 01:20:37 - India-Canada Diplomatic Ties…

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EP-286 | Waqf Act, Mamata, Rahul, Manipur, Collegium System, Muhammad Yunus & China | Kiren Rijiju 1:31:18

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Kiren Rijiju is currently serving as the Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and the Minister of Minority Affairs. He has served as the Union Law Minister of India and Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Youth Affairs and Sports. He is considered one of the most active and respected parliamentarians, with over 90% attendance in Parliament and regular participation in debates and questions on national and international issues. In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Kiren Rijiju clears the air on the Waqf Amendment Act, saying that no rights of the Muslim community will be taken away. He strongly criticises opposition leaders like Rahul Gandhi, Mamata Banerjee, and Asaduddin Owaisi. He also talks about the Manipur crisis and addresses the question of why the Prime Minister has not visited the state. Rijiju speaks about the BJP not having a single Muslim MP and shares his views on the collegium system, the China-Arunachal passport issue, and Muhammad Yunus' statement on the Northeast. 00:00 – Introduction 00:58 – Waqf Act 03:28 – Rahul Gandhi on Waqf 05:10 – Impact of Waqf Act on North-East 08:24 – Bengal CM Against the Waqf Act 09:30 – Waqf-Related Violence in Bengal 12:37 – Non-BJP States on the Waqf Act 16:53 – Can Waqf Trigger a Nationwide Protest? 20:28 – Viral Picture with Omar Abdullah 23:23 – Waqf Act's Impact on Mosques 29:24 – Manipur Debate in Parliament 31:36 – Who’s to Blame for the Manipur Crisis? 37:38 – Normalcy in Manipur 40:48 – Role as Parliamentary Affairs Minister 44:13 – TMC MP Mahua’s Allegation 49:39 – Dhankhar Mimicry Row 55:26 – Fight Over Ambedkar’s Legacy 01:02:41 – Rijiju as Law Minister 01:05:16 – Entry into Politics 01:10:44 – Muhammad Yunus’ Comment on Northeast 01:15:06 – Arunachal-China Passport Row 01:17:58 – China-India Border Dispute 01:18:41 – Physical Fitness 01:22:55 – Food 01:26:14 – Learning Multiple Languages…

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EP-285 | Can AI detect lung cancer before it’s too late? | Top AI Researcher Dr. Swapnil Rane 49:09

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How can AI be used to detect lung cancer early? Is there enough funding for healthcare in India? Are we seeing enough medical advancement and technology in the Indian healthcare system? Can AI models identify breast cancer at an early stage? And is AI better than humans regarding cancer diagnosis and therapy? In the latest edition of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Dr. Swapnil Rane, Professor of Pathology and AI Research Lead at the Tata Memorial Centre, answers these questions. He also shares how AI has the potential to revolutionise cancer diagnosis and treatment. According to him, AI can detect lung cancer at a very early stage, sometimes even before it becomes visible to the human eye. 00:00 – Introduction 00:50 – Lung Cancer in India 10:24 – AI in Cancer Diagnosis 13:32 – Health Insurance Sector 16:59 – Cancer Trials Ecosystem 23:32 – Use of AI in Medicine 28:47 – AI vs Humans in Healthcare 31:40 – Challenges faced by Doctors 39:19 – Medical Technology in India 43:08 – Data Privacy in Healthcare…

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EP-284 | "Congress means भय, भ्रम, भ्रष्टाचार…" Chhattisgarh Deputy CM Arun Sao 46:08

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Arun Sao is currently serving as the Deputy Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh. A lawyer by profession, he began his political journey in 1990 as a member of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP). Over the years, he steadily rose through the ranks of the BJP, starting out as a booth-level worker. In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Arun Sao levels serious corruption allegations against the previous Congress government. He also talks about the BJP government’s efforts to generate employment in Chhattisgarh. Additionally, he explains how Chhattisgarh was carved out of Madhya Pradesh and shares insights on the current situation of Naxalism in the state. 00:00 – Introduction 00:46 – Anti-Naxal Operations 09:17 – Journalist Mukesh Chandrakar’s murder 15:41 – Water Crisis in Chhattisgarh 19:29 – Bharatmala Project 21:38 – 'Misuse of ED, CBI, I-T' charge 25:26 – Chhattisgarh Civic Polls 32:15 – High Command Culture in Political Parties 36:33 – Goal of Gender Equality 42:42 – Employment and Job Opportunities…

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EP-283 | Minors in Naxalism, Journalist Chandrakar's Murder, Bhupesh Baghel & More | Vijay Sharma 1:02:41

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Vijay Sharma is the MLA from the Kawardha constituency and currently serves as the Deputy Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh. He had served as the State President of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha. Over the years, he has been actively involved in several protests, including those related to paddy procurement and ration card distribution. In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Deputy CM Vijay Sharma speaks about the recruitment of minors by Naxal groups, the overall law and order situation in the state, and whether journalists are safe in Chhattisgarh. He also shares an update on the murder case of journalist Mukesh Chandrakar and strongly criticises the previous Congress government, accusing it of widespread corruption under Bhupesh Baghel’s leadership 00:00 – Introduction 00:19 – From School Teacher to a Politician 03:46 – First-Time MLA to Home Minister 04:29 – Naxalism in Chhattisgarh 10:56 – Ceasefire: A Naxal Tactic? 13:32 – Minors in Naxalism 16:05 – Anti-Naxal Ops or Revenge Killing? 17:20 – Rehabilitation for Naxals 22:14 – Modern Weapons for Police 25:31 – Cyber Crimes in Chhattisgarh 29:25 – Balodabazar Violence 32:53 – Overcrowding in Jails 36:31 – Mukesh Chandrakar Murder Case 39:26 – Human-Animal Conflict 47:29 – Forced Religious Conversion 51:32 – Impact of Waqf Act 53:18 – Metro in Chhattisgarh 54:24 – Government Policies…

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EP-282 | Can Nava Raipur outperform Bengaluru & Hyderabad? | Chhattisgarh Finance Min OP Choudhary 56:54

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O.P. Choudhary cracked the UPSC exam at the age of 23 and was part of the 2005 batch of the Chhattisgarh cadre, the first batch after the state was carved out of Madhya Pradesh. In 2018, he joined the BJP. During his 13-year career in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), the former Raipur Collector earned a reputation as a simple, hardworking, and dynamic officer. In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, O.P. Choudhary talks about whether Nava Raipur can outperform cities like Bengaluru and Hyderabad. He also shares how Chhattisgarh is working to create more jobs, boost tourism, and change the way people see the state. 00:00 – Introduction 00:50 – Journey from IAS to politics 08:58 – Posting in Dantewada 15:09 – Naxalism in Bastar 21:41 – Chhattisgarh Budget 25:53 – Nava Raipur 29:01 – IT Hubs in Nava Raipur 34:48 – Welfare schemes 38:42 – Sustainable Development 44:53 – Tourism & Investment in Chhattisgarh 47:35 – Online betting in the Gaming Sector 51:35 – Rebuilding Agricultural Sector 55:13 – Schemes for Transgender…

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EP-281 | Waqf Act, Religious Conversion, Naxalism, Mining Mafia & Nava Raipur | CM Vishnu Deo Sai 52:19

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Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai joins the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash in Raipur during the 'Vichaar for Viksit Chhattisgarh' Conclave. Mr. Sai has had a long political journey. He served as an MLA from 1990 to 1998 and was elected to the Lok Sabha from the Raigarh constituency in 1999. In 2006, he became the Chhattisgarh BJP president and later served as a Union Minister of State. He is also known to have close ties with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). In this episode of the ANI Podcast, He talks about the Waqf Act and what it means for the state, raises concerns about religious conversions, and explains his government's approach to dealing with Naxalism. He also speaks about action being taken against the mining mafia and the plans to develop Nava Raipur into a modern, world-class city. 00:00 – Introduction 00:39 – Childhood Stories 05:42 – First time becoming 'Sarpanch' 06:22 – Mentor for political journey 07:57 – Promises after becoming CM 13:23 – Mahadev betting app scam 15:32 – Developments under BJP govt 18:19 – From rice bowl to IT Park 21:59 – Surrender policies for Naxalites 24:04 – Skilling Naxals 25:34 – End of Naxalism by 2026? 29:22 – From Naxalism to Tourism in Chhattisgarh? 33:00 – Mining Mafia 34:26 – Waqf Act 35:06 – Forced religious conversion 39:01 – 'Ghar Wapsi' program for Hindus 40:35 – 'Rubber stamp CM' Jibe 43:23 – Mahtari Vandana Yojana 45:18 – Odisha-Chhattisgarh Mahanadi Dispute 46:17 – Working for youth development 49:10 – Attacks on journalists…

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EP-280 | Fight with Music Directors, Shah Rukh, Auto-Tune, Sanatana, Gandhi, Pakistan | Abhijeet 1:20:13

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Abhijeet Bhattacharya is one of the most iconic voices in Bollywood, having lent his voice to several memorable tracks for Shah Rukh Khan, Govinda, and Salman Khan. His voice became synonymous with Shah Rukh Khan in many hit songs. He won the Filmfare Award and the Screen Award for Best Singer for his song "Main Koi Aisa Geet Gaoon" from Yes Boss. In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Abhijeet discusses what's wrong with the music industry, as Auto-Tune and artificial intelligence are increasingly taking over. He also shares untold stories about legends like Lata Mangeshkar, Kishore Kumar, and Mohammad Rafi. Going down memory lane, he reveals why he chose to pursue a career in singing. Abhijeet also speaks about Sanatana Dharma, A.R. Rahman, and his controversial relationship with Shah Rukh Khan. Audio Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 01:53 – Singing as a Career 05:45 – Stories of Lata, Kishore, & Rafi 08:10 – Childhood Stories 15:40 – How Directors Choose Heroines 22:45 – How the Music Industry Evolved 26:45 – Accent Influence in Singing 33:02 – Singing with Jatin–Lalit 35:18 – Udit Narayan Kiss Controversy 39:15 – Ranveer Allahbadia Controversy 41:25 – Udhayanidhi's Remarks on Sanatan Dharma 43:05 – PR Advice 46:43 – Pakistani Actors & Singers 49:58 – Gandhi–Pakistan "Father of Nation" Row 54:40 – Love for 90s Songs 56:19 – Clash with Music Directors 01:01:10 – Hit Songs 01:05:40 – Songs for Shah Rukh Khan 01:07:25 – Kishore Kumar & Mukesh Songs 01:10:41 – Meeting Old Friends After Fame 01:13:20 – AI in the Music Industry…

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EP-279 | Indira Gandhi, 1975 Emergency, Cancel Culture, Indian Classical Dance | Sonal Mansingh 1:57:49

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Sonal Man Singh is a former Rajya Sabha MP, an Indian classical dancer and a Guru in Bharatanatyam and Odissi dance styles. She received the Padma Bhushan in 1992 and the Padma Vibhushan in 2003. In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Sonal Man Singh shares untold stories about Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, and the challenges artists faced during the 1975 Emergency. She also discusses whether art can be separated from the artist. She also speaks about today's cancel culture, how she got into dancing, the relationship between a Guru and Shishya, and what it takes to become a great dancer. She also shares her thoughts on whether today’s younger generation is losing interest in Indian classical dance. 00:00 – Introduction 00:56 – Dancing as a Career 05:58 – Rajya Sabha Experience 17:44 – Running Away from Home 24:02 – Divorce 24:55 – Kelucharan Mohapatra as a Guru 30:29 – Guru-Shishya Parampara 33:52 – Learning Odissi from Kelucharan Mohapatra 37:56 – Support from Family Members 39:18 – Story of Second Marriage 42:34 – Experience Meeting Indira Gandhi 47:57 – TM Krishna Getting Subhalakshmi Award Row 49:43 – Limits of Artistic Expression 53:59 – Inspiration to Be Creative 57:41 – Interacting with Pupul Jayakar 01:00:32 – Industrialists Backing Artists 01:08:26 – Living a Private Life 01:09:39 – Padma Award Story 01:17:26 – Why She Was Sacked from Sangeet Natak Akademi 01:20:10 – Cancel Culture 01:31:38 – Personal Relationships 01:35:51 – How to Handle Tough Times 01:37:21 – Favourite Cities for Performance 01:43:14 – Can an Atheist Emote Divinity in Dance?…

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EP-278 | Corporate Takeovers, Rising Ticket Prices, Stories of Shah Rukh & Irrfan | Tigmanshu Dhulia 1:15:28

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Tigmanshu Dhulia is a filmmaker, actor, screenwriter, and casting director, best known for Paan Singh Tomar (2012) and Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster (2011). His films, often critically acclaimed and explore human relationships, social issues, and the nuances of Indian culture. In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Tigmanshu takes a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about his childhood in Allahabad- now known as Prayagraj- and what makes the city so special to him. He reflects on his days at the National School of Drama (NSD), his friendships with those who made a mark in Bollywood, and how he got his first break as a director. He also shares how legendary filmmaker Shekhar Kapur played a crucial role in shaping his career. Tigmanshu doesn’t hold back in criticizing corporate influence in Bollywood, calling out how films are often sold even before they are made. He also shares untold stories about Shah Rukh Khan and Irrfan Khan. From rising ticket prices to his upcoming Bollywood project, this conversation is a straight talk about the Hindi Film Industry. 00:00 - Introduction 00:22 - Childhood Memories of Allahabad 05:13 - Recalling NSD Days 10:44 - Working as an Assistant Director 12:22 - Getting Credit as a Casting Director 17:12 - Collaborating with Shekhar Kapur 23:17 - Experience in the TV Industry 24:49 - Working on Dil Se 30:24 - Impact of Irrfan Khan’s Demise 36:34 - Working with Favorite Actors 45:17 - Experience in Gangs of Wasseypur 50:02 - Corporate Interference in Filmmaking 58:48 - The Cult of Sanjay Leela Bhansali 01:04:57 - Lack of Focus in Today’s Actors 01:09:06 - Working in the OTT Space…

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The recently concluded 2024 Lok Sabha polls in India have taken pollsters and political analysts by surprise. While Prime Minister Modi is set to begin his third term in office, his party, the BJP, fell short of securing a clear majority as it had in the past two terms. The BJP needs allies to form the government. In the latest episode of the ANI podcast with Smita Prakash, the much-awaited "Samosa Caucus" returns with its familiar lineup of guests. Joining the discussion are Sushant Sareen, senior fellow at ORF; Tehseen Poonawalla, TV personality and political analyst; Anand Ranganathan, an author and scientist; and Abhijit Iyer-Mitra, senior fellow at the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies. This episode will delve into the factors behind the BJP's failure to secure a majority and analyze the success of the opposition INDIA alliance, as well as the resurgence of Rahul Gandhi in the Indian political arena. Guests also discuss who the biggest losers and winners are in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls. How will a coalition government look with Narendra Modi at the helm? Will the BJP be able to take big decisions as it has promised in its manifesto? Will Modi be able to carry allies with their own demands and political ambitions? What lessons should the BJP learn? (0:00) Introduction1:00Samosa Caucus 3.0 (3:31) Election Results6:50Development Vs. Local Issues (10:20) 2024 Lok Sabha Results (16:20) Exit Polls21:00Nitish Kumar Memes (22:26) What Went Wrong for BJP? (28:20) BJP's 'Mistakes'31:12:00Jail' Experience35:12:00Tamil Nadu Politics (37:10) RSS Involvement in Elections (40:20) Manish Tiwari Controversy (41:40) Smriti Irani's Defeat (44:20) Wealth Redistribution' Row (47:30) Constitution Row (52:44) Rahul Gandhi's Resurgence (53:50) Akhilesh's Game Plan (55:15) JD(U) & TDP Legacy (58:00) Agniveer Scheme (1:00:06) Future of 'Welfarism' (1:02:00) Temple Politics & Reforms (1:05:15) Dalits in India1:07:20Consumption Patterns & Data (1:12:40) Malnourishment in India (1:17:50) Priyanka Gandhi Factor (1:20:45) Modi 3.0 Foreign Policy (1:22:52) Khalistan1:28:10Kashmir Politics1:33:40India's 'Drug' Problem (1:36:50) Indian Police System (1:40:00) Solutions for Kashmir (1:47:14) Counter-Insurgency in India (1:48:30) BJP's Bengal Failure (1:56:59) YouTubers Influencing Elections? (2:01:40) Legacy Media Becoming Irrelevant? (2:06:49) Sanatana Row2:08:30BJP's Political Ethics (2:13:35) YouTubers Impact (2:15:10) Rigged Exit Polls? (2:17:04) Abhijeet's Peacock Dance (2:22:00) Pune Porsche Row (2:24:00) Need for Judicial Reforms? (2:28:28) Closing Remarks…

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