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Politics for Dummies

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Why do we, the young Indians, need to understand politics? Because we are the future of our country and we need to represent it in a manner that is well-informed, sensitive and intelligent. Also because, understanding how events around the world affect our country from a historical, economical and political standpoint, is a lot of fun! Don't agree? Tune into Politics for Dummies with RJ Aniket from Radio One and Ambassador KP Fabian, an Indian Diplomat, who served in the IFS from the crucial ...
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On The Record

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In this podcast, politicians and policymakers talk to Hindustan Times' national political editor Sunetra Choudhury about the big issues of the day. Listen to these interviews and you'll get a rare insight into all that's making headlines. This is a Hindustan Times production, brought to you by HT Smartcast.
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In this episode of Politics for Dummies, RJ Aniket and Professor KP Fabian talk about the Storming of Iraq's Parliament and the reason behind the parliament storm. Later on, they also discussed Iraq's Political Crisis and why AI- Sadr has rejected Mohammed Shia al-Sudani's candidacy as PM. Tune in to know more about this topic and also the question…
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There is no doubt that the effects of Covid-19 have destabilized the global economy for some time and have created a "new normal" for all countries, rich or poor, developed or undeveloped. The world economy seems to be on the verge of collapse. A wave of stagflation, unending inflation, and recession is being predicted by top economists and bankers…
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This episode is a wrap-up of massive political events of the first half of the year 2022. From expecting a world war to the Sri Lanka government toppling, our podcasters discuss it in depth. Later, they also sum up India's political incidents and how purchasing power and employment are directly and indirectly affecting everything. Tune in with RJ A…
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A severe shortage of foreign currency has left Rajapaksa's government unable to pay for essential imports, including fuel, leading to debilitating power cuts lasting up to 13 hours. But what led to Sri Lanka's economic crisis, and who is helping the country? Tune in with RJ Aniket and Professor KP Fabian to know more!…
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Tamil Nadu's finance minister and one of the fiercest critiques of the Modi govt, Palanivel Thiagarajan, has criticized the union government over the issue of coal shortage, power crisis, and fuel price hike. In this episode of the On the Record, PTR spoke to Hindustan Times over the ongoing energy crisis, the political situation in the country, an…
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International Workers’ Day, also known as Labour Day, is celebrated on May 1 every year. What's the origin of Labour day? What is the importance of International Labour Day in the present day? What are some of the areas in which the working class needs continued empowerment? Tune in to today's class as Professor Fabian educates student Aniket on th…
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In this episode of Politics for Dummies, Aniket Agrey with KP Fabian continues their discussion on the Sri Lankan economic crisis. The duo sheds light on the current situation and the factors that led to the ongoing protests and riots. Furthermore, Fabian shares his opinions on whether this economic crisis can be solved or if it will continue. Tune…
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Shehbaz Sharif is the new Prime Minister of Pakistan and he assumed office after Imran Khan was ousted through a no-confidence motion amid an unprecedented week-long drama. Sharif is the younger brother of former PM Nawaz Sharif and used to be chief minister of the Punjab province. So, what does having a new regime in the neighborhood mean for Indi…
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The on going Sri Lankan crisis is something everybody is talking about. From riots to terror attacks to fuel & electrical shortages, everything you name is currently happening. But what is this Sri Lankan crisis all about & what led to these crisis? Why are the tourists being warned to visit Sri Lanka? RJ Aniket along with KP Febian talks about the…
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In this episode of 'On The Record', Hindustan Time's Sunetra Choudhury speaks to VN Rai, IPS officer and former head of the Indian Police Academy, about this week's most debatable issue in the parliament, the new Criminal Procedure Identification amendment. During this interview, he discusses and understands what's wrong with the new amendment, whe…
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On this week's episode of On The Record, host Sunetra talks to BJP's MP from Nagaland - Phangnon Konyak who has been victorious in the Assembly Elections 2022 and she also happens to be the first women MP from Nagaland in the Rajya Sabha and the last time that happened was 4 decades ago. Tune in to the conversation where she talks about her educati…
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Elections in India holds a very very important role & as we have passed on the election fever here in India, RJ Aniket along with KP Fabian talks more & in detail about the elections, the elected, the democracy & the constitution of India. Hold your seats & tune in to listen & understand the political discussion better & with a wider perspective.…
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In this episode of "Politics for Dummies", RJ Aniket continues his conversation with KP Fabian to discuss & understand more about the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. As Russia is intensifying its attacks day by day. Who is really getting benefited by this war? Where will this war lead us? And what will be its impacts on the globe? Tune in t…
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It's been more than a week since Russia invaded Ukraine and war broke out on February 24. More than 20,000 Indians who were stranded there are young students pursuing their higher education as Ukraine promised them affordable education. When news reports started emerging of a possible strike, they were torn-should they immediately leave and jeopard…
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It's the month of love, love, and LOVE. And, what is better than Politics and love merging together. What will happen if we start involving love in politics? In this episode, RJ Aniket and KP Fabian discuss some of the most iconic power couples that politics has produced over the long years. Happy Valentine's day from your favorite duo!…
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Year after year, a new budget is released covering various economic avenues affecting the entire country and its tax-paying citizens. In this episode, prof. Fabian along with RJ Aniket discuss the budget for the year, its impact on India's economy, and people of the country. Tune in and find out what their opinions are on Budget 2022!…
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The Bhartiya Janata Party expelled a sitting minister from its government in Uttarakhand amid reports that he was unhappy and negotiating with Congress. Harak Singh Rawat may be joining the opposition party soon, but he told Sunetra Choudhury that the BJP forced his hand, and his unhappiness was after years of being ignored, and not being allowed t…
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Ethiopia was struggling with significant economic, ethnic, and political challenges long before a feud between Abiy and the region's former ruling party Tigray. But now, Ethiopia is at war with itself. How did the conflict start? What atrocities have been committed? What is happening now and why and most importantly, What the international communit…
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Union Minister of Women and Child Development, Smriti Zubin Irani has turned author with her debut novel “Lal Salaam”, announced publishing house Westland. “Lal Salaam” is the story of a young officer, Vikram Pratap Singh, and of the challenges he faces against a system that is steeped in backroom politics and corruption. Listen to her in conversat…
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The United Nation Global Climate Summit ended in Glasgow, Scotland with an agreement of over 200 countries to accelerate their fight against the climate crisis.RJ Aniket and Prof Fabian are back to share some interesting insights on this summit. They discuss the accomplishments and failures of the summit and further talk about India’s current situa…
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This week the President of India conferred one of the highest civilian awards to one of the first women in the armed forces Air Marshal Padma Bandopadhyay who joined the force in 1968. We speak to her as the armed prepares for the first time to receive women NDA cadets. What advice does she have for the new entrants?…
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Mother nature has been trying to tell us some things which we, the humans, are constantly ignoring and avoiding. One thing that has rapidly changed is the global climate. Rising temperatures, droughts, declining water supply and much more are the vital signs of how unitedly we all have deteriorated the environment and our future.Obviously there is …
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It has now been more than a year and a half since Indian and Chinese troops have been locked in a standoff at the border. There have been thirteen rounds of talks between the two sides but increasingly, it has become evident, that the two sides may be locked in an impasse. HT interviews the former foreign secretary Nirupama Rao who has just authore…
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The word propaganda originally was a very respectable term. But since World war-I, the meaning entirely changed and furthermore intensified with the emergence of social media. In essence, it is about propaganda before social media came in and now. History is full of twists and turns. In this week’s episode, Prof Fabian attempts to answer some of An…
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In the latest episode of On the Record, Top defence lawyer Rebecca John speaks to Hindustan Times' National Political Editor, Sunetra Choudhury on the Aryan Khan drugs case. John explains why Shah Rukh Khan’s son is still in jail without possession of drugs. Aryan was arrested by NCB earlier this month for his alleged connection to a drugs case. A …
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To know about meaning of Pandora, we need to go back to Greek mythology. Taking a tour at history, we get to know the entire story about it. In present times, they help to create shell companies.The history is full of twists and turns. In this week’s episode, Prof Fabian attempts to answer some of Aniket’s questions about the Pandora. Tune in now!…
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This is an acronym that may sound weird. AUKUS stands for Australia, United States, and the United Kingdom. The story behind the establishment of AUKUS, which is a new defense treaty, started back in 2016. This was an outcome of series of events that took place.The story is full of twists and turns. In this week’s episode, Prof Fabian attempts to a…
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The situation prevails to tense in Uttar Pradesh’s Lakhimpur Kheri where the violent clashes claimed eight lives on Sunday. Section 144 has been imposed on several political party workers, even on the big names. In this episode, Hindustan Times' National Political Editor, Sunetra Choudhury speaks to a Congress' Priyanka Gandhi Vadra as she shares w…
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Gandhi ji was not born a fighter. He was not born with heroic qualities. There were series of events when he failed. But, he kept on moving. Being a person who did not demand for respect but earned it, his journey is full of beautiful tales. In this week’s episode, Prof Fabian attempts to answer some of Aniket’s questions about the inspirational li…
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Indra Nooyi, the former CEO OF PepsiCo is a popular name in the world of business. She is a rule breaker in her conservative family and in an era in India where it was considered unseemly for young women to exert themselves, she touched new heights and did wonders and became an inspiration for many.In this episode, our host speaks with Indira Nooyi…
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In a democracy, we can choose our representative. But can we call them back? What are the names of various countries that allows this. And also how democracy of different countries work. Focusing on India, Fabian provides great insights about it. Fabian educates his favorite student Aniket about how can we elect, reelect and impeach our representat…
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On September 12, 2021, it will be 25 years since the first time the Women's Reservation Bill was introduced in Parliament. Years have passed, however, the Bill continues to languish and is yet to become a reality. In the recent edition of On The Record, CPIM leader and former Rajya Sabha MP Brinda Karat speaks to Hindustan Times' National Political…
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What sets good and bad leaders apart has always been a disputable matter of discussion. If we look at history, we'll come across all kinds of leaders, good and bad. Interestingly, most of them are good in parts and bad in parts. In this episode, prof Fabian educates his favorite student Aniket about different leaders in history and their leadership…
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United Nations! Almost each one of us is aware about this organization. We all have studied about it in our textbooks as well. If we look at today's time, almost every country in the world is represented in the United Nations. But, do you have wholesome knowledge about the organisation?In today’s episode, the power pack duo, RJ Aniket and Prof Fabi…
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In the latest episode of On the Record, former ambassador to Afghanistan Amar Sinha speaks to Hindustan Times' National Political Editor, Sunetra Choudhury and talks about the recent developments in the war-torn country. The former Afghan envoy explains what the Taliban takeover of the neighboring nation means for India. Watch the full interview fo…
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With Afghanistan under the total control of the Taliban, the future looks bleak, but before understanding what is going on in Afghanistan, we need to touch bases with Afghanistan’s history. Join in today's class as Aniket and Prof Fabian discuss the Dark Days of Afghanistan and their return, why the USA invaded Afghanistan in the first place, why n…
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In this fresh episode of ‘On The Record’, National Political Editor Sunetra Choudhury speaks to Assam CM Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma about the border dispute with Mizoram and the efforts that were made to ease tensions. They talk about the current relation between Assam and Mizoram and explain the whole issue to the listeners. Tune in, now!…
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