The Podcast tries to speak on the topics related to Policy Making, International Relations, Global Politics, Geo-politics, Strategy, Military and Regional Powers.
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China and The String of Pearls ft. Jayadeva Ranade, ex-RAW officer and Seasoned China Analyst
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China with an ambition of becoming the single most powerful nation in the world, is trying every possible strategy to counter India's rising Global Image and US Dominance. In this episode of the Indus Report, Shri. Jayadeva Ranade explains these strategies and the reason behind their implementation. He also explains the reason behind various things…
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India's growing influence in the New World Order : Pharmaceuticals
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India is moving forward to lead the the World after the pandemic! Where countries have been in distress, alarmed by the destruction a small virus and a big country together can cause; they are looking towards a country big in human resource and great in Will and Wisdom, to take over the load of the existing unipolar globe and make it more democrati…
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Afghanistan: The living example of how Karma works!
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From where does Islamic terrorism on the global level stem from? Who is responsible to the anarchy in Central Asia? What does it mean to Global Politics? All these questions are some or the other way related to Afghanistan, a landlocked country in Central Asia and an important part of the Indian Subcontinent. In this episode of the Indus Report, we…
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Nepal's Ongoing Political Crisis: What sovereignty means to the Himalayan Nation?
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The ongoing situation in Nepal is quite distributing. It is standing on the crossroads of political slavery and ideological freedom and has to choose its way ahead. But why the situation became so close to the level of breakdown from within? What makes the Nepali public feel betrayed by the same regime which they once exhaustively supported to remo…
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