These 2 gentleman speaking is a textbook definition of an intellectual discourse in it's purest form. India desperately needs thinkers like Kushal, Abhinav AIM. Laser sharp thinking and crystal clear articulation of thoughts. Such a pleasure listening to you both!!! A class act!!!
Credit goes to you... I have learnt many things from you guys. Keep it going. Thank you for giving some boast because I am planning to so something in apparel industry, but it's more of a revilvle of old art's related to fabrics. Now I have hope that I will succeed in it, if I do it on righ time with right decisions. Thank you Kushal ❤️
Basavanna was 12th century Savarkar Not bringing him up is a big miss Movement stalled by Muslim invasion of south by mamluks and khiljis And Trads led by Vidyaranya revived same old varna order down south Bhakthi movement could not break the varna order Look at BJP doing monkeybalancing in karnataka today to appease all caste leaders Savarkar was right, you cannot get rid of addiction by gradualism Break it with a sledgehammer Bring back Arya samaj version of one hindu
I do agree with kushal on the Japanese socitey it is very closed socitey in a sense People think they know much about Japan by watching anime but anime itself is controversial in Japanese socitey In fact the focus of anime is more on western audiences than japanese one.
@@vaibhavyadav9912 I never said it is less popular but controversial. It is popular amoung a section of japanese socitey namely otaku and hikkmori. Now Otakus are not seen in favourable light amoung japanese socitey . After the 90s the main market of anime is the west it has became so popular that peole prefer subbed over dubbed.
Per Professor Popper: it is not very useful to discuss a concept in isolation. In fact, most concepts can be shown to be contradictory or lead to a paradox. You should describe the “problem-situation” and then discuss a theory which incorporates that concept.
Discussion started in right earnest but later on went haywire. Kushal was on track till he discussed about Bhakti movement as modernity in Hinduism but in trying to elaborate he slipped. To be frank Bhakti movement, too, has stagnated and not evolved further. We define modernity mostly as how west see it. Physical progress is considered as modernity, for example, when British introduced railways, postal service and telegraphs in india, it is considered as milestone in indian modernity. It was said during that time that india has entered into modern era. But if you go in history and see, you will find sindhu-saraswati culture, Egyptian culture, babylonian culture, were all quite ahead in science and technology but does that mean they all were modern? Were all these cultures socially modern? I think except Sindhu civilisation all other cultures were not socially conscious . In moder era what would consider as milestones in modernity 1. No slavery, 2. Socially all are equal irrespective of gender or race 3. Live and let live philosophy 4. Acceptance of other's rights and freedom. (I am not using word tolerant. Tolerant means I don't accept him but still I live with him) On all above criteria only Hindus pass. I think this is modernity. Thanx.
@@srikk9 Cast discrimation theory too, is spinned by British and leftists propoganda. When these wise people say that there was cast discrimination in past, they forget that Nand, Maurya, Satvanas, Cholas empires founded by so called lower cast people. No sir, your argument hold no water. Thanx.
@@saiecorp5646 Ya ....that's why my grandfather had to carry a container to spit into...had to tie a broom with him so his steps are wiped away when he has to walk on the village roads....created by British....not by Hindhus in India .....yup ....true.....🤣 It's because of leftist propaganda why (some) people keep on asking my caste when I want rent a home.......👏
@@saiecorp5646 What's my political agenda?? My grandfather told how he faced caste discrimination? What proof should I have asked him ? Did you watch Amberkar movie whre he has to sit out the classroom? Is it not discrimination? Do you really believe there was and is no caste discrimination in India?? If so, you need to travel more to the villages ....
The world has already deindustrialized and so has india...read the work of economist danny rodwricks.. this pattern has been observed all across the world.. lndia needs to find new ways to transform.. the chinese took the best advantage of it..
@@amoghavarshanripatunga traditional economic structural transformation theories laid great emphasis on manufacturing.. the route was agriculture to manufacturing and finally after a point, the service sector dominates after an economy has reached a certain level.. korea china japan had this trajectory.. what rodicks and others are saying is that now this is no longer the case.. the west deindustrialized becoz manufacturing moved to asia.. but particularly since last 20 years, countries like india or latin American countries have already reached the peak of industrialization.. meaning they have pre-deindustriaized.. that is why you see a big service sector in india. We cannot count on manufacturing to turn us into an industrialized country.. low level garment manufacturing and mobile assembly factories is not industrialization.. with more and more automation it will only get tougher.. this is the turn that capitalism has taken.. also the pheonomen of jobless growth.. this is why india is so slow to urbanization compared to other asian countries.. this is the nature of 21 century capitalism and our economic policy should keep this in mind especially when soon we will have the largest population on this planet.. this is a very talked about subject in the field of development economics.. i am not bashing capitalism.. but we need to adopt to the new form that capitalism has taken... Today, stitching clothes is the charkha of gandhi..
@@amoghavarshanripatunga not just india but pretty much all developing world.. it was traditionally assumed that after a peak or dominance of industrial sector, an economy moves into the phase of service sector dominance as it becomes a developed/advanced country.. as a result they deindustrialize...(this is a good thing)... but due to the changing nature of modern capitalism, countries like india already have service sector dominance in the economy.. we have reached the pre-deindustrailize stage without actually ever reaching any resonable peak. in simple words, we never actually had a big long phase of manufacturing/industrialization.. and most probably this will never happen as capitalism and global economic relations has changed.. this is not some marxist conspiracy theory that I am quoting..this is mainstream development economic thought.. deindustrialization is a fact in developing countries... i believe in capitalism.. but its nature and relations has changed.... Why do we have such a big big big informal manufacturing and informal service sector.. becoz our formal manufacturing sector never actually took off... This is the reason why india has been so slow to urbanize because formal sector jobs were not there to pull people out of villages.. most of our urban people our actually slum dwellers .. most of our cities is just regularized slum colonies that no longer look like a slum.. China model will not work for India as realities have changed..
U should've invited Ruchir Sharma or J Sai Deepak inestad of kushal for this topic abhinav. Kushal is indeed knowledgeable but many times his views are hoge podge of hindutva and western liberalism . In my view tinks that western solutions will work in Indian context. Unlike wokes and communist who think communism will solve India's prblem Kushal think classical liberalism will. When we are seeing even the failure of classical liberalism in west .
Lol what a joke, Sai Deepak is a trad and makes zero sense 50% of the times. Just using sophisticated words and speaking English fast does not make him an expert. He is okay in matters of constitution, that is it. Kushal has read Hindu and Western literature. Has immense understanding of concepts, unlike Sai deepak
Sai Deepak also has good points. I won't go on dismissing him as a trad. But on this one I agree with Kushal. I don't really buy into the haua of decolonisation. Don't get me wrong. There are a lot of things we need to correct which have entered into our society due to coloniality. But I feel we can learn a lot of things from the west. We may like it or not, but we modernized when we had an exchange of ideas from the west. Lot of western values are worth adopting and we must not simply dismiss them because they are 'colonial'.
@@vibhavdeshpande8196 Will u be surprised if I say the roots of decolonial thought also arose in west Now when u say we must learn from the west what do u mean exactly by that? No thinker can say that in present time when the western world is the cradle of civlization we must not take any thing from it.
@@glycontheserpent4336 yep roots of decolonialism are in the west. But I would say that some aspects of western values that we have adopted as a result of colonialism can be beneficial to us. The ideas of liberty, fraternity and equality to start with. Then there are ideas of universalism and objective truth that are not without criticism but I feel they are also useful for indian society to a large extent. Although I must say that I am soon going to read India that is Bharat and let's see if that convinces me to think otherwise.
Hindutva and Hindu Modernity is just to give a rubber stamp for every thing. After every scientific invention, just stamp it by finding its origin in ancient Indian texts. Atomic energy by fission is there in Indian texts. But about atomic fusion nobody comes out. Once atomic fusion become commercial, some non-scientific art graduate of India will find it in ancient texts. If atomic fusion is there in our ancient texts, we should build the fusion reactor first in Make in India Program.
We have started well in uplifting living standards of Dalits but have not taken much effort for women empowerment. Women suffered a lot and are still suffering in the male dominated and ruled society.. For example divorce laws are so complicated a woman cannot divorce a misbehaving husband easily. Our society accepts with ease an educated and Working women but doesn't work on adjusting itself accordingly. Our laws and society's norms are not compatible with modernity.
Hi Abhinav, KM don't know about AIT and he starts using these assumptions. Please don't invite such people for talk shows. It will lead to erosion of your subscription only.
Your effort to qualify the entire spectrum of bhakti movement to RSS and everything in between is so vague and desperate without any tangible outcome/benefit to society. RSS as anti casteism looks and feels like a superficial coating borne out of compulsion rather than a genuine effort to reform society and hence we remain a casteist society even today. The vacuum in right wing intellect is so obvious, we need to accept this fact and make a beginning, by creating space for modernity which cannot be done by enforcing food habits and other things in personal life....the insecurity in Hindu society discourages members from experimenting anything different.... We can go on.......... Our collective failure to industrialize is single biggest crime we have done to ourselves....... The education system........ List goes on..... True modernity can happen only with an open mind, not by issuing diktats
what kind of food habits and other things are the determinants of modernity according to you. and in no way industrialisation in one way is the opening stock of modernisation..I feel that we failed as a nation to universalise the ethics and education which overwhelming got manipulated by so called modern society. RSS is trying to be inclusive you can call it modernisation or coating of compulsion but they are certainly writing a new thought in Hindu thoughts. I agree but we need many more dimensions if we want to be called modernised by being innovative and also equally interpreting the old literature in our own intellectual capacity not by the borrowed principles of western Indologists.
@@PragyaTGupta To put it simply first we need governance of Western world while retaining our culture....but it seems both of them are at loggerheads......
@@hrushikeshvazurkar Oh yea I am in the same boat. Modi Shah are brazenly spitting in the face of Hindus who voted for them AND the moment we question them on anything, we are reminded that we are nobodies to question them, that they have not taken theka of Hindus or to go make our own Party etc . Plus there is always the standard reply about how Modi is still the only choice for Hindus so just shut up and wait till Modi feels like doing anything...
@@NatrajChaturvedi Ohh yes, the last point is absolutely true. All this talk of Modi being the only choice and all. Maybe true in a way but that does not mean that he should not be called out for his sh*tty policies or failure to deliver at every front except national security. Plus the kind of reservation he gives..... He literally puts the congress to shame in that task.
I was about to watch...but didn't...because of English...pls do it in hindi...if u want to attract English speaking audience then provide eng subtitles
the irony of you making this comment IN ENGLISH is ridiculous. most people in india who are educated enough to appreciate social science discussions like these will usually have functional english knowledge, not everyone will have the requisite hindi.
@@anonymouslyopinionated656I am saying this because these kind of conversation needs to get exposed to the non English speaking people also..now these topic are getting to the already educated people...the one who is aware getting more awared but the one who lagging is lagging more...u can't make one nation prosporous by making particular section very knowledgeable and I don't think to force to learn a foreign language isn't a good criteria to make someone knowledgeable...many of my friends very interested in these kind of topics but they don't understand English properly..I can discuss with with them what I saw here but I can't present the topic to them the enriching way the way it is presented here...
These 2 gentleman speaking is a textbook definition of an intellectual discourse in it's purest form. India desperately needs thinkers like Kushal, Abhinav AIM. Laser sharp thinking and crystal clear articulation of thoughts. Such a pleasure listening to you both!!! A class act!!!
Such a fantastic discussion by Kushal. I always learn so much from people like Abhinav, Kushal,etc👍
It is good to see putin learning .
@@pulkitgupta8575 LOL
Please give them highest Russian award😁
Credit goes to you...
I have learnt many things from you guys. Keep it going.
Thank you for giving some boast because I am planning to so something in apparel industry, but it's more of a revilvle of old art's related to fabrics.
Now I have hope that I will succeed in it, if I do it on righ time with right decisions. Thank you Kushal ❤️
Hey abhinav, can you someday call scholars of indian philosophy (especially non-spiritual and religious) to spread awareness.
Prof. Bina Gupta would be a really good choice if she agrees for a podcast.
Advaita academy - search this channel
Interesting topic and very informative. Infact I come to know about hindutva after listening your podcast earlier I was believe what leftist says.
Excellent! I love this perspective on Hindutva.
thnx
Basavanna was 12th century Savarkar
Not bringing him up is a big miss
Movement stalled by Muslim invasion of south by mamluks and khiljis
And Trads led by Vidyaranya revived same old varna order down south
Bhakthi movement could not break the varna order
Look at BJP doing monkeybalancing in karnataka today to appease all caste leaders
Savarkar was right, you cannot get rid of addiction by gradualism
Break it with a sledgehammer
Bring back Arya samaj version of one hindu
Chal nikal apne ghar me lana.
@@anshur3281 tu nikal woh sahi bol reha hai
Excellent discussion and a new perspective.
thnx
I do agree with kushal on the Japanese socitey it is very closed socitey in a sense
People think they know much about Japan by watching anime but anime itself is controversial in Japanese socitey
In fact the focus of anime is more on western audiences than japanese one.
Why do you say that anime are less popular(controversial) in Japan?
@@vaibhavyadav9912 I never said it is less popular but controversial.
It is popular amoung a section of japanese socitey namely otaku and hikkmori.
Now Otakus are not seen in favourable light amoung japanese socitey .
After the 90s the main market of anime is the west it has became so popular that peole prefer subbed over dubbed.
@@glycontheserpent4336 I watched an anime about hikkikomoris. I was surprised this is such a significant problem in Japan.
Abhinav deserve more love...pls share with yor friends and family...
HariOM Ji, Kushal M is superb content producers with very high quality data backed by facts. More from him would be good for we listeners. Thanks
We need you to refute AiM's claim of Hindu extinction in next 100 yrs
Haan to uske liye kuch karna bhi padega.
When Kushal tried, he terrible failed. AIM won it. Kushal did not have many vaild, objective points like AIM.
It was such a delight/enlight listening to both of you
Hellow my friend good morning.. Supporting and watching you idol from Philippines🇵🇭❤️
Per Professor Popper: it is not very useful to discuss a concept in isolation. In fact, most concepts can be shown to be contradictory or lead to a paradox.
You should describe the “problem-situation” and then discuss a theory which incorporates that concept.
Discussion started in right earnest but later on went haywire. Kushal was on track till he discussed about Bhakti movement as modernity in Hinduism but in trying to elaborate he slipped. To be frank Bhakti movement, too, has stagnated and not evolved further.
We define modernity mostly as how west see it. Physical progress is considered as modernity, for example, when British introduced railways, postal service and telegraphs in india, it is considered as milestone in indian modernity. It was said during that time that india has entered into modern era.
But if you go in history and see, you will find sindhu-saraswati culture, Egyptian culture, babylonian culture, were all quite ahead in science and technology but does that mean they all were modern? Were all these cultures socially modern? I think except Sindhu civilisation all other cultures were not socially conscious .
In moder era what would consider as milestones in modernity 1. No slavery, 2. Socially all are equal irrespective of gender or race 3. Live and let live philosophy
4. Acceptance of other's rights and freedom. (I am not using word tolerant. Tolerant means I don't accept him but still I live with him)
On all above criteria only Hindus pass. I think this is modernity. Thanx.
Ya ....expect there was cast discrimination in Hinduism which is anti-thetical to live and let live and acceptance of people philosophy
@@srikk9 Cast discrimation theory too, is spinned by British and leftists propoganda. When these wise people say that there was cast discrimination in past, they forget that Nand, Maurya, Satvanas, Cholas empires founded by so called lower cast people. No sir, your argument hold no water. Thanx.
@@saiecorp5646 Ya ....that's why my grandfather had to carry a container to spit into...had to tie a broom with him so his steps are wiped away when he has to walk on the village roads....created by British....not by Hindhus in India .....yup ....true.....🤣
It's because of leftist propaganda why (some) people keep on asking my caste when I want rent a home.......👏
@@srikk9 Is there any proof of such atrocities? Why do you believe in such non sense? Because it suits your political agenda.
@@saiecorp5646 What's my political agenda??
My grandfather told how he faced caste discrimination? What proof should I have asked him ? Did you watch Amberkar movie whre he has to sit out the classroom? Is it not discrimination?
Do you really believe there was and is no caste discrimination in India??
If so, you need to travel more to the villages ....
were you tired or sleepy in the video? @abhinav prakash
your video titled Let's blame Hindutva isn't available anymore.
??
Such a good discussion
The world has already deindustrialized and so has india...read the work of economist danny rodwricks.. this pattern has been observed all across the world.. lndia needs to find new ways to transform.. the chinese took the best advantage of it..
India was never indutrialized in the first place. Deindustrualize kaise hoga lol
@@amoghavarshanripatunga traditional economic structural transformation theories laid great emphasis on manufacturing.. the route was agriculture to manufacturing and finally after a point, the service sector dominates after an economy has reached a certain level.. korea china japan had this trajectory.. what rodicks and others are saying is that now this is no longer the case.. the west deindustrialized becoz manufacturing moved to asia.. but particularly since last 20 years, countries like india or latin American countries have already reached the peak of industrialization.. meaning they have pre-deindustriaized.. that is why you see a big service sector in india. We cannot count on manufacturing to turn us into an industrialized country.. low level garment manufacturing and mobile assembly factories is not industrialization.. with more and more automation it will only get tougher.. this is the turn that capitalism has taken.. also the pheonomen of jobless growth.. this is why india is so slow to urbanization compared to other asian countries.. this is the nature of 21 century capitalism and our economic policy should keep this in mind especially when soon we will have the largest population on this planet.. this is a very talked about subject in the field of development economics.. i am not bashing capitalism.. but we need to adopt to the new form that capitalism has taken... Today, stitching clothes is the charkha of gandhi..
A very underrated comment man.
But kushal is mesmerized with neo liberalism so he don't want to see beyond that.
@@locomotive43
Wait, India has reached the peak of industrialization???
That' honestly does not make any sense
@@amoghavarshanripatunga not just india but pretty much all developing world.. it was traditionally assumed that after a peak or dominance of industrial sector, an economy moves into the phase of service sector dominance as it becomes a developed/advanced country.. as a result they deindustrialize...(this is a good thing)... but due to the changing nature of modern capitalism, countries like india already have service sector dominance in the economy.. we have reached the pre-deindustrailize stage without actually ever reaching any resonable peak. in simple words, we never actually had a big long phase of manufacturing/industrialization.. and most probably this will never happen as capitalism and global economic relations has changed.. this is not some marxist conspiracy theory that I am quoting..this is mainstream development economic thought.. deindustrialization is a fact in developing countries... i believe in capitalism.. but its nature and relations has changed.... Why do we have such a big big big informal manufacturing and informal service sector.. becoz our formal manufacturing sector never actually took off... This is the reason why india has been so slow to urbanize because formal sector jobs were not there to pull people out of villages.. most of our urban people our actually slum dwellers .. most of our cities is just regularized slum colonies that no longer look like a slum.. China model will not work for India as realities have changed..
@Abhinav ji, could you please get a different speaker on the same topic? It will be more interesting that way
U should've invited Ruchir Sharma or J Sai Deepak inestad of kushal for this topic abhinav.
Kushal is indeed knowledgeable but many times his views are hoge podge of hindutva and western liberalism .
In my view tinks that western solutions will work in Indian context.
Unlike wokes and communist who think communism will solve India's prblem Kushal think classical liberalism will.
When we are seeing even the failure of classical liberalism in west .
Lol what a joke, Sai Deepak is a trad and makes zero sense 50% of the times.
Just using sophisticated words and speaking English fast does not make him an expert. He is okay in matters of constitution, that is it.
Kushal has read Hindu and Western literature. Has immense understanding of concepts, unlike Sai deepak
@@amoghavarshanripatunga First of all u have to explain what do u mean by trad.
Sai Deepak also has good points. I won't go on dismissing him as a trad. But on this one I agree with Kushal. I don't really buy into the haua of decolonisation. Don't get me wrong. There are a lot of things we need to correct which have entered into our society due to coloniality. But I feel we can learn a lot of things from the west. We may like it or not, but we modernized when we had an exchange of ideas from the west. Lot of western values are worth adopting and we must not simply dismiss them because they are 'colonial'.
@@vibhavdeshpande8196 Will u be surprised if I say the roots of decolonial thought also arose in west
Now when u say we must learn from the west what do u mean exactly by that?
No thinker can say that in present time when the western world is the cradle of civlization we must not take any thing from it.
@@glycontheserpent4336 yep roots of decolonialism are in the west. But I would say that some aspects of western values that we have adopted as a result of colonialism can be beneficial to us. The ideas of liberty, fraternity and equality to start with. Then there are ideas of universalism and objective truth that are not without criticism but I feel they are also useful for indian society to a large extent. Although I must say that I am soon going to read India that is Bharat and let's see if that convinces me to think otherwise.
Hindutva and Hindu Modernity is just to give a rubber stamp for every thing. After every scientific invention, just stamp it by finding its origin in ancient Indian texts. Atomic energy by fission is there in Indian texts. But about atomic fusion nobody comes out. Once atomic fusion become commercial, some non-scientific art graduate of India will find it in ancient texts.
If atomic fusion is there in our ancient texts, we should build the fusion reactor first in Make in India Program.
SIR, ECONOMICS Per full series layiye , for student , like Mrunal patel
Yes please invite Jai sai deepak
Invite J Sai Deepak to discuss this topic as well. He can add a different Indic point of view.
We have started well in uplifting living standards of Dalits but have not taken much effort for women empowerment. Women suffered a lot and are still suffering in the male dominated and ruled society.. For example divorce laws are so complicated a woman cannot divorce a misbehaving husband easily. Our society accepts with ease an educated and Working women but doesn't work on adjusting itself accordingly. Our laws and society's norms are not compatible with modernity.
Harris sultan & team sees Rss & Hindutva equivalent to Jihadi organisations & Islamism. (Pure liberal line)
Shyam Sharma hum sharminda hai Takla abhi zinda hai 😭
Tera takla chikana hai is in good rime
@@rawishm116 😂😭😂😂👍🏻
@@rawishm116 Takle ki Barbadi tak... jung chalegi jung chalegi
@@Anand-ex7oc Takley ki barbadi tak Kang (kangi) chalegi Kang chalegi
Are u talking about AIM.
Harris sultan & team sees Rss & Hindutva equivalent to Jihadi organisations & Islamism.
His next level......?
First comment❤️
Plz plz plz
Hindi
🙏
Hi Abhinav, KM don't know about AIT and he starts using these assumptions. Please don't invite such people for talk shows. It will lead to erosion of your subscription only.
We cannot adopt new persons in our history.
👍
Please invite j sai Deepak
Late jihad
You should do more live shows
Your effort to qualify the entire spectrum of bhakti movement to RSS and everything in between is so vague and desperate without any tangible outcome/benefit to society. RSS as anti casteism looks and feels like a superficial coating borne out of compulsion rather than a genuine effort to reform society and hence we remain a casteist society even today. The vacuum in right wing intellect is so obvious, we need to accept this fact and make a beginning, by creating space for modernity which cannot be done by enforcing food habits and other things in personal life....the insecurity in Hindu society discourages members from experimenting anything different.... We can go on.......... Our collective failure to industrialize is single biggest crime we have done to ourselves....... The education system........ List goes on..... True modernity can happen only with an open mind, not by issuing diktats
what kind of food habits and other things are the determinants of modernity according to you. and in no way industrialisation in one way is the opening stock of modernisation..I feel that we failed as a nation to universalise the ethics and education which overwhelming got manipulated by so called modern society. RSS is trying to be inclusive you can call it modernisation or coating of compulsion but they are certainly writing a new thought in Hindu thoughts. I agree but we need many more dimensions if we want to be called modernised by being innovative and also equally interpreting the old literature in our own intellectual capacity not by the borrowed principles of western Indologists.
@@PragyaTGupta To put it simply first we need governance of Western world while retaining our culture....but it seems both of them are at loggerheads......
पुरी "मैं संकेत करता हूँ" शंकराचार्य disliked it ...
Abe abhinav AIM ko bula na. Number delete kar diya kya uska galti se ??
AIM is cancelled 😂😂
Now he is officially in BJP and Abhijit openly bashes BJP/Modi just as much as he bashes Khangress and Left so...
@@NatrajChaturvedi modi deserves to be bashed. I literally have zero respect for that man. Anyway 🙏
@@hrushikeshvazurkar Oh yea I am in the same boat. Modi Shah are brazenly spitting in the face of Hindus who voted for them AND the moment we question them on anything, we are reminded that we are nobodies to question them, that they have not taken theka of Hindus or to go make our own Party etc . Plus there is always the standard reply about how Modi is still the only choice for Hindus so just shut up and wait till Modi feels like doing anything...
@@NatrajChaturvedi Ohh yes, the last point is absolutely true. All this talk of Modi being the only choice and all. Maybe true in a way but that does not mean that he should not be called out for his sh*tty policies or failure to deliver at every front except national security. Plus the kind of reservation he gives..... He literally puts the congress to shame in that task.
Have you observed tat Abinav nt inviting AIM... y bcoz AIM is too egoistic fellow....
There some other issues going on other than that.
Please use official bjp account for party propaganda/announcements.
@Abhina_prakash should be an intellectual account
I was about to watch...but didn't...because of English...pls do it in hindi...if u want to attract English speaking audience then provide eng subtitles
Learn English if you want.
Hindi chahiye toh koi aur channel dekho
the irony of you making this comment IN ENGLISH is ridiculous.
most people in india who are educated enough to appreciate social science discussions like these will usually have functional english knowledge, not everyone will have the requisite hindi.
@@anonymouslyopinionated656I am saying this because these kind of conversation needs to get exposed to the non English speaking people also..now these topic are getting to the already educated people...the one who is aware getting more awared but the one who lagging is lagging more...u can't make one nation prosporous by making particular section very knowledgeable and I don't think to force to learn a foreign language isn't a good criteria to make someone knowledgeable...many of my friends very interested in these kind of topics but they don't understand English properly..I can discuss with with them what I saw here but I can't present the topic to them the enriching way the way it is presented here...