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Bharatvaarta podcast is a commentary on politics, policy and culture focused on India. The podcast brings together people from different walks of life who have varied and interesting perspectives on what's happening around us.
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Bharatvaarta podcast is a commentary on politics, policy and culture focused on India. The podcast brings together people from different walks of life who have varied and interesting perspectives on what's happening around us.
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1 The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Khakee | IPS Amit Lodha 1:04:59
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In this honest and deeply inspiring episode, IPS officer and bestselling author Amit Lodha — the real-life hero behind Netflix’s Khakee: The Bihar Chapter — shares raw insights from his journey of justice, storytelling, and service. From chasing hardened criminals across Bihar to writing bestsellers in stolen moments of silence, Amit Lodha reflects on what it means to stay principled in a world that rarely rewards it. He talks about crime, leadership, failure, and finding purpose — not just in uniform, but in everyday life. A must-watch for anyone seeking courage, clarity, and conviction in their own journey. 👮♂️📚…
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1 The Forgotten Genocide That Sparked Swaraj | Medha Bhaskaran 1:12:16
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In this stirring episode, author Medha Bhaskaran uncovers the brutal history of the Hindu holocaust, forgotten battles, and the rise of Shivaji — not just as a warrior, but as a revolutionary leader who transformed barren land and broken people into a thriving Swarajya. From centuries of invasion to the emotional rebirth of nationhood, she shares vivid, unflinching stories of enslavement, resistance, and the magical connection between Shivaji and his people. A must-watch for anyone interested in Indian history, forgotten narratives, and what it really took to build an empire from scratch. 🏹🔥…
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1 The Ananthan Ayyasamy Story: Farm Labourer to Global Tech Star 1:39:31
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In this incredible conversation, Intel technologist and grassroots leader Ananthan Ayyasamy shares his astonishing rise—from farm labor and caste barriers in rural Tamil Nadu to becoming a top 1% realtor in the U.S. and writing patents at Intel. But the story doesn’t stop there. Ananthan gave it all up to return to India—fighting for clean politics, rural upliftment, and systemic change through his foundation and public service. This episode is a masterclass in perseverance, service, and impact. A must-watch for anyone who believes in the Indian dream—and wants to build it. 💪🇮🇳…
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1 The End of 9-to-5: Saurabh Mukherjea on AI, Jobs, and Building Wealth in the new era 51:48
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In this bold and wide-ranging conversation, investor and author Saurabh Mukherjea explains how artificial intelligence is triggering the biggest shift in India’s white-collar workforce in decades. With powerful data, historical insight, and personal anecdotes, he unpacks how job roles, education models, and middle-class ambition itself must be reimagined. From creative destruction to entrepreneurial reinvention, from social conditioning to skill-based survival, this episode offers a roadmap for anyone navigating careers, identity, and opportunity in the AI era. A must-watch for professionals, students, parents, and policymakers who care about India’s future. 🎙️🚀…
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1 India vs China: What’s Holding Us Back? Neelkanth Mishra Explains 🚀🇮🇳 35:55
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In this insightful conversation, economist Neelkanth Mishra (Chief Economist, Axis Bank) breaks down how India can unlock its true growth potential—and the invisible challenges holding us back. From workforce participation to capital cycles, from China’s competitive lessons to India’s fiscal discipline—this is a masterclass in decoding the Indian economy. Neelkanth also pulls back the curtain on India’s bureaucracy, governance bottlenecks, and the difficult balance between good economics and winning politics. A must-watch for anyone who cares about India’s future and wants to understand how we can rise faster, smarter, stronger. 🇮🇳📈 A must-watch for every founder, policymaker, student, or citizen with a stake in India’s economic journey. 🚀 ⸻ 00:00 – Intro 01:00 – India’s Potential Growth: Workforce, Capital & Productivity 07:07 – The Invisible Roadblocks to Reform 13:52 – How China Forced India’s Bureaucracy to Wake Up 20:35 – Good Economics vs. Bad Politics: Can Fiscal Prudence Win? 25:20 – How India Can Become Export Competitive 30:32 – City-Led vs Distributed Growth: What’s Better for India? 34:31 – Why Managing Urban Growth is Critical 34:42 – Rapid Fire: Past Economic Myths & Books That Changed His Thinking 35:50 – Closing: Markets vs Institutions & Final Thoughts…
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1 India Is Losing the AI War | Rajiv Malhotra(Author, Thinker) 1:01:03
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In this explosive conversation, public intellectual and Infinity Foundation founder Rajiv Malhotra reveals how India is sleepwalking into a new era of digital and ideological colonization. From the failure to build indigenous AI platforms to the dangers of caste-based politics and woke education, this episode is a wake-up call for anyone who cares about India’s sovereignty and civilizational identity. Rajiv ji also shares personal insights from decades of activism, his experience with US policymakers, and the need for a long-overdue Ministry of Civilization in India. A must-watch for students, policy thinkers, technologists, and cultural warriors. 00:00 - The Failure of Indian Elites in R&D and Technology 01:18 - Introduction to Rajiv Malhotra & His Work 02:00 - Why Tit-for-Tat on Terrorism Won’t Work 04:00 - Baluchistan as a Strategic Counter 06:00 - India’s Narrative War and Liberal Media Blackout 07:30 - The Cost of Speaking Out: Rajiv’s Personal Journey 09:00 - Caste Census & the Collapse of Meritocracy 12:00 - Quotas vs. Quality: How India Is Losing the Talent War 14:30 - Fixing Education: Start from Kindergarten, Not Quotas 16:00 - Inside the Trump Administration & US Policy Lessons 18:30 - India’s Strategic Blindspots in Diplomacy 20:00 - AI Colonization & India’s Tech Dependency 23:00 - Why No Indian LLMs Exist—and Why It Matters 26:00 - Breaking India 2.0: Targeting Kids & Cultural Roots 29:00 - Language, Identity & The Problem With English Education 31:00 - What a Real Bharatiya Education Policy Should Look Like 33:00 - Elites Selling Out & The Ivy League Obsession 35:00 - Hindu Phobia on US Campuses & Rajiv’s Fightback 37:00 - The Rise of Intellectual Sepoys 39:00 - How Should India Engage With the West and China? 41:00 - Why India Needs Its Own DARPA for Defense Innovation 42:00 - What Can Hindu Parents Do Today? 44:00 - Future Plans: Rajiv’s Books, School of Thought & Legacy 47:00 - Meditation in the Kurukshetra: A Daily Practice 49:00 - If Rajiv Met PM Modi Today—What He’d Urge 52:00 - The Need for a Ministry of Civilization 53:00 - Final Reflections & Misunderstood Figures…
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1 What caused Operation Sindoor | Ex-RAW Chief Reveals Strategy | Vikram Sood 1:09:20
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Join us for an unflinching conversation with Vikram Sood, former Chief of R&AW (India’s foreign intelligence agency), as he decodes the deeper layers behind the recent terror attacks in Kashmir and the shifting geopolitical chessboard. This episode explores the nature of modern asymmetric warfare, the role of local collaboration in cross-border terror, and the strategic motivations of Pakistan’s military establishment. Mr. Sood also analyzes why India’s response must be calibrated, cold-blooded, and economic—and not always kinetic. He explains how China’s shadow looms large in the region, why Russia’s silence is worrying, and how the average Kashmiri today sees more value in integration with India than ever before. A must-watch for anyone interested in intelligence, national security, and India’s foreign policy in a multipolar world. 00:00 - Introduction & Recap of the Recent Terror Attack 01:10 - Tactical Breach or Strategic Failure? 04:00 - Why Pulling Troops Now Would Be a Mistake 06:00 - Kashmir’s Economy Beyond Tourism 08:00 - Political Unity vs. Opportunism After Attacks 10:00 - How the State Asserts Control Post-Attack 13:00 - Strategic Incentives Behind Proxy War 16:00 - Cold-Blooded Attacks and the Logic of Escalation 20:00 - Pakistan Army's Deep Interest in Prolonged Conflict 23:00 - Post-Article 370 Progress in Kashmir 26:00 - Can Kashmiri Pandits Return? 29:00 - China's Role and Strategic Interests in Kashmir 32:00 - Russian Ambivalence and Global Alignments 36:00 - The Problem with Emotional Responses 40:00 - When Should India Opt for Kinetic Action? 44:00 - Lessons from Balakot & Sri Lanka’s LTTE Strategy 48:00 - Media Narratives vs. Reality on the Ground 52:00 - Pakistan’s Motivation: From Obsession to Provocation 55:00 - Psychological Warfare and Narrative Control 59:00 - Kashmir’s Future and the Need for Inclusive Development 01:03:00 - China's Influence on India's Strategic Calculus 01:06:00 - Final Reflections: IPL, Humor, and Hope 01:07:00 - Thank You & Closing…
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1 Sanjeev Sanyal on Trump's Tariffs and India’s Economic Strategy: You Can’t Miss This! 39:16
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Join us for a compelling discussion with Sanjeev Sanyal, a distinguished Member of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Economic Advisory Council. We delve deep into the intricacies of India's current economic policies and its ambitious growth aspirations. Explore the strategic initiatives driving India's development, the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, and the anticipated growth trajectory in the global context. While the primary focus is on the Indian economic narrative, he also offers his expert analysis on the broader global economic environment, including the ripple effects of Trump's tariffs and the prevailing uncertainty in the global stock markets. This episode provides a nuanced understanding of India's economic future from a leading voice at the heart of the nation's economic policymaking. 00:00 - India’s Growth, Restraint & the Free Trade Dream 01:00 - How India Plans to Navigate Global Trade Uncertainty 05:07 - Minimum Government vs Maximum Governance: India’s Gradual Approach 07:54 - Reform Pushbacks & Lessons from the Farm Laws 10:20 - Why Controlled Growth is Better Than Maximalist Growth 12:30 - Creative Destruction & Why Planning the Future Rarely Works 16:01 - India Doesn’t Need Uniform Thinking—It Needs Flexibility 18:04 - Meeting Historical Icons Who Shaped Turning Points 20:17 - Envisioning Bharat @2047: A Civilizational Comeback 23:57 - India’s Lost Maritime Legacy & Why It Matters Today 27:12 - The Population Debate: Fertility, Fairness & Federalism 30:30 - What India Must Prioritize to Reach the Next Growth Orbit 36:18 - Why Indian Industry Needs More Risk & Less Inheritance 37:20 - Adapt to Chaos: India’s Real Superpower…
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1 Why South India is Scared of Delimitation | Goutham Desiraju(Prof. IISc & Author) 1:17:54
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In this episode of Bharatvaarta, host Sharan engages in a deep and insightful conversation with Professor Goutham Desiraju from the Indian Institute of Science. The discussion revolves around Professor Desiraju's follow-up book on the delimitation of states in India, a pressing and contentious topic in contemporary Indian politics. The conversation addresses the need for equal value of votes across different constituencies, the historical and political context of the delimitation freeze, and the implications of reconfiguring state boundaries. Professor Desiraju provides a comprehensive analysis of how delimitation, if done scientifically and fairly, can help India become a more balanced and prosperous democracy. The episode also touches on the broader themes of governance, the effects of linguistic states, and the importance of electoral reforms in achieving a true global leadership status for Bharat by 2047. Topics: 00:00 Introduction 01:37 Discussion on Delimitation 06:57 Historical Context and Current Issues 11:19 Challenges and Future Prospects 18:35 Demographic Concerns and Solutions 38:58 Linguistic Politics and British Influence 43:05 The British Strategy Against Orissa 43:48 Linguistic States and Social Silence 44:37 British Influence on Local Languages 46:35 Historical Repetition and Linguistic Demands 47:26 Gandhi and Linguistic States 50:17 The Role of Language in Identity 51:25 Jesuit Influence in Tamil Nadu 54:48 The Evolution of Language and Identity 01:06:19 Small States and Governance 01:13:09 Concluding Thoughts on Delimitation Buy the book Amazon: https://amzn.in/d/aetUjcS…
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1 Investors Are Panicking—Here’s What You Need to Know | Harsh Madhusudan | Aashish Sommaiyaa 1:52:11
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Why are the markets falling? Is this just another cycle, or is something bigger at play? In this deep-dive conversation, top financial experts break down the Trump Trade, global economic shifts, and how retail investors should navigate uncertain markets. From the impact of foreign investors pulling out to India's long-term growth story, this episode uncovers critical insights on the financial landscape. Harsh Gupta Madhusudan, economist, investor, and author, shares his deep insights on macroeconomic trends, market cycles, and the forces shaping India’s financial future. Aashish Somaiyya, veteran asset manager and industry leader, brings his expertise on retail investing, market behavior, and how investors can position themselves for long-term success. They also discuss how to navigate the current investment climate, where to find value in sectors like financial services and consumer discretionary, and the significance of investment metrics. Their advice includes practical tips on portfolio management and the importance of aligning one's investments with long-term economic growth. The conversation is rich with insights about managing investments during volatile periods and the potential of sectors and asset classes beyond traditional equities. 📌 Timestamps 00:00 Introduction: Market Trends and Cycles 00:30 India's Market Performance and Key Guests 00:46 Discussion with Ash Gupta and Ashish Sumaya 01:41 Understanding Market Corrections and Investor Behavior 02:19 Impact of US Policies on Global Markets 04:30 The Role of US Treasury Yields 09:36 Market Cycles and Investor Psychology 17:05 The Future of Foreign Investments in India 28:19 Regulatory Framework and Financial Inclusion in India 37:14 Balancing Capitalism and Welfare 37:58 Fiscal Responsibility and Growth 39:02 Supporting Vulnerable Sections 40:33 Government Spending and CapEx Cycles 42:00 Private Sector and CapEx Growth 42:44 Interest Rates and RBI Policies 43:43 Demand Stimulation and Economic Asymmetry 48:12 Small Caps and Investment Strategies 55:24 Market Cycles and Portfolio Management 01:12:51 Herd Behavior and Market Corrections 01:15:14 Investment Strategies: Balancing Trading and Investing 01:16:49 Sector Analysis: Financial Services and Discretionary Consumption 01:17:36 Impact of Pay Commissions on Consumption 01:19:14 Financials and Capital Markets: Opportunities and Trends 01:22:30 Choosing the Right Stocks: Metrics and Strategies 01:43:30 The Role of Private Equity and Real Estate in Investment Portfolios 01:47:09 The Future of Crypto and Alternative Investments 01:48:35 Optimism for India's Economic Future 01:51:39 Conclusion and Final Thoughts…
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1 The TRUTH About Hinduism & India's Past | Amish Tripathi on Cultural Resurgence & Colonial Lies | Culture 54:49
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Is Hinduism misunderstood in the West? Bestselling author & cultural icon Amish Tripathi reveals the truth about India’s past, exposing colonial lies and misconceptions about Hinduism. He discusses the resurgence of spirituality in India, its evolving identity, and how ancient wisdom is shaping the modern world. From his viral Oxford Union debate defending Hinduism against atheists to his insights on the role of Sadhus and leaders like Modi & Yogi, Amish offers a powerful perspective. Discover why India's economic rise fuels cultural confidence and how Hinduism adapts in the modern age. Learn about his journey from author to filmmaker and what the West can learn from Hinduism. Topics: 00:00 - Introduction 02:10 - Why Millions Are Turning to Spirituality 06:45 - West vs. India: The Binary vs. Nuanced Thinking 12:30 - Why India’s Economic Rise Fuels Cultural Confidence 18:15 - Oxford Union Debate: Defending Hinduism Against Atheists 23:40 - Colonial Lies & Misconceptions About Hinduism 30:10 - Who Really Wrote Indian History? The British Narrative Exposed 35:45 - The Role of Sadhus: Why They’re NOT Like Western Monks 41:20 - Why India Respects Selfless Leaders Like Modi & Yogi 47:05 - How Hinduism Adapts While Abrahamic Religions Struggle 52:30 - The Power of Rituals & Why They Matter Today 58:45 - From Author to Filmmaker: Amish’s Journey Into Documentaries 1:05:20 - Final Thoughts: What the West Can Learn from Hinduism…
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1 India’s Risky Bet on America’s Most Advanced Fighter jets | Abhijit Chavda 1:03:33
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In this episode, we delve into the rapid geopolitical changes with new governments in Delhi and the US, and Donald Trump's ambitious agenda. We discuss the impact of these changes, including the Ukraine war and its implications on global power dynamics. The focus then shifts to India, its defense strategies, and its need for fifth-generation fighter planes. We also explore China's military maneuvers, climate change, and the concept of World War III. The discussion wraps up with India's potential in AI, innovations in the tech industry, and the critical need for data-driven decisions for India to emerge as a superpower. Tune in for an engaging and comprehensive conversation on these pressing global issues. 00:00 Sneak peak 01:02 Introduction 01:40 Current Geopolitical changes 02:57 India's Defense Strategy: F-35 vs. Sukhoi 57 07:54 Challenges in India's Defense and Space Sectors 12:34 The American Empire: Decline or Dominance? 18:47 China-India Relations: Border Tensions and Trade 27:05 AI and Innovation: India's Technological Future 33:12 India's Historical Greatness and Brain Drain 33:34 Illegal Immigration and Its Consequences 35:35 Missed Opportunities in Indian History 37:50 Climate Change: Human Impact and Natural Cycles 40:55 Potential World War III and Nuclear Deterrence 43:40 Ancient Civilizations and Misconceptions 51:42 Artificial Intelligence: The Future of Humanity 54:48 Strengthening India's Military and Maritime Power 58:41 Revamping India's Education System 01:02:09 India's Path to Becoming a Superpower 01:03:21 Conclusion and Final Thoughts…
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1 260: Is Trump 2.0 India’s Biggest Challenge or Greatest Opportunity? | Ruchir, Surya, Anang | Geopolitics 2:02:58
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In this episode of the Bharatvaarta podcast, host Roshan Cariappa is joined by panelists Ruchir Sharma, Surya Kanegaonkar, and Anang Mittal to discuss the potential impact of the Trump presidency on India and the broader world. The conversation covers a range of topics, including the potential for creative diplomacy, the state of India's indigenous military technology programs, and the effects of U.S. foreign policy on India's strategic autonomy. The panelists also discuss how India can take advantage of this period to reform its internal policies and redefine its role as a regional hegemon. With insights into defense, economic policies, and the evolving geopolitical landscape, this episode offers a comprehensive look at what India might expect and how it can best prepare for the future. Topics: 00:00 Sneak peak 01:21 Introduction 02:59 Trump's Policies and Global Reactions 08:15 India's Geopolitical Maneuvering 20:24 Modi's US Visit Highlights 27:40 Negotiating with Trump 37:09 Regional Powers and India's Role 45:13 Indian Talent Exodus and Innovation Challenges 01:00:29 Protectionism and Indian Industry 01:19:52 Multilateralism and Global Organizations 01:29:45 The Role of Non-State Actors in U.S. Influence 01:35:21 Opportunities for India Amid Global Shifts 01:38:30 The Need for Bureaucratic and Policy Reforms 01:41:19 Concluding Thoughts and Future Outlook…
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1 259: Uncovering Tipu Sultan’s Dark Past! | Vikram Sampath (Author/Historian) 1:06:16
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In this engaging episode of the Bharatvaarta Podcast, host Sharan is joined by Dr. Vikram Sampath to discuss his latest book on the controversial history of Haider Ali and Tipu Sultan's contrasting reigns. The conversation covers various aspects including Tipu Sultan's controversial policies, the methodological challenges of historical writing, and the nuances of presenting an impartial account in a polarized field. Dr. Sampath also shares insights into the importance of documenting contemporary lives for future historians and discusses his initiatives to support upcoming historians through the FIHCR (Foundation for Indian Historical and Cultural Research). Topics: 00:00 Introduction 01:06 Meet Dr. Vikram Sampath 01:36 The Haider and Tipu Saga 03:47 Balancing Historical Perspectives 05:23 The Craft of a Historian 05:34 Tipu Sultan's Documentation 07:21 Contemporary and Oral Sources 18:05 Comparing Haider and Tipu 26:49 Tipu's Language Policies 30:55 Tipu's Dreams and Interpretations 34:34 Toxic Masculinity and Treatment of Women 37:24 Historical Movies and Controversies 39:29 Challenges in Indian Historical Cinema 42:21 Religious Policies and Temple Grants 51:07 Role of Brahmins and Administrators 55:21 Controversial Historical Figures 57:52 Future of Historical Research 01:04:51 Conclusion and Final Thoughts…
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1 258: Fixing Poverty in India | Manish Sabharwal (ex-Independent Director, RBI) | Policy 53:37
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On this episode of the Bharatvaarta podcast, we talk to Manish Sabharwal, former independent director at the Reserve Bank of India, explores India's economic and educational reforms over the last few decades. He discusses the impact of city-based growth on GDP, the comparison between India's and China's stock market performance, and the complexities of creating mass prosperity. The discussion covers India’s reform agenda, including the significance of NEP 2020, the role of regulatory cholesterol, and the challenges posed by modern state populism. Sabharwal emphasizes the need for continuous, incremental reforms, formalization, and the crucial role of urbanization, industrialization, financialization, and human capital in ensuring sustained economic growth. He also touches upon the importance of skill development, overcoming regulatory barriers, and leveraging India’s demographic advantages and overseas diaspora to fuel future growth. Topics: 00:00 Introduction 00:29 India's Economic Transformation: Past and Future 01:40 Challenges and Reforms in India's Economic Policies 02:21 Political Freedom vs. Economic Prosperity 03:01 Fiscal and Monetary Policy: Overrated Solutions? 04:48 Populism and Its Impact on Economic Growth 05:23 The Role of Government, Private Sector, and Non-Profits 08:40 Upcoming Budget and Economic Reforms 10:49 Ease of Doing Business: Regulatory Challenges 16:05 Education vs. Employability: The Skill Gap 21:34 The Importance of English in India's Job Market 28:38 Challenges of Local Governance in India 29:19 The Rise of Bangalore as a Tech Hub 30:35 Infrastructure and Job Creation 32:26 The Future of Kirana Stores and Self-Employment 34:07 Regulatory Challenges and Economic Reforms 34:26 Unpredictability of Job Creation 35:52 Formalization and Urbanization for Economic Growth 37:42 India's Economic Potential and Global Position 46:15 Structural Reforms and Future Challenges 50:19 Leveraging India's Diaspora and Entrepreneurship 52:43 Conclusion: Seizing the Opportunity…
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