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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

Kaise Bharat ke aazadi ke baad bhi British soch ne hume pakad kar rakha! Britishers sach mein Bharat chhode bhi? Kaise Bharatiyon ko dabaya or loota gaya? Suniye is episode mein. listen,share,rate,connect. @indiaunveiled.podcast indiaunveiledpodcast@gmail.com

Mr. Amish Raj Mulmi is the author of 'All Roads Lead North'. His writings have appeared in Al Jazeera, Roads and Kingdoms, and Mint Lounge, among other publications. He is a consulting editor at Writer's Side Literary Agency and a contributing editor at Himal Southasian. In this podcast, he talks about the history and significance of Nepal-China relations. GET CONNECTED WITH Mr. Amish Raj Mulmi: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amishmulmi/ Twitter: @amish973  

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In this enlightening podcast episode we are Decoding Northeast with Rami Desai Ji, join us for a deep dive into the intricate world of Northeast India with Rami Niranjan Desai, an accomplished Author, Anthropologist, and scholar specialising in the region. Uncover the fascinating background and unconventional career of Ma'am Desai, who is presently a Distinguished Fellow at India Foundation and Consulting Editor at Global Order The conversation begins by exploring Ma'am Desai's inspiration to become an anthropologist and her keen focus on ethnic identity, tribal issues, and insurgency. Delve into the complexities of the Bangladesh Election, understanding the issues it was fought on, and the active role the US played in meddling. Discover India's stance and its impact on the relations between India and the US The focus then shifts to Manipur, exploring its uniqueness among other North-East states, current demographics, historical reasons for ongoing problems, and key factors contributing to the problem. Analyse the role of state leadership, the 6th Schedule, and the potential impact of religion on violence. Examine arguments about Manipur's historical connection to India and explore potential solutions and the way forward. The podcast concludes with a broader discussion on the integration of the Northeast with the rest of the country and lessons learned to prevent future incidents. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation that unveils the complexities, challenges, and potential solutions for North-East India. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from Rami Niranjan Desai's expertise in the field. Subscribe now and stay informed on the latest developments in this dynamic region Timeline: 00:00 - Flashback 00:53 - Introduction to the Guest and Podcast 02:04 - Welcoming Rami Ma'am 02:47 – What is the educational background of Ma'am & Inspiration for North-East? 10:59 – What is Anthropology: Evolution and Western Influence? 17:07 – How was the study of Tribal Civilization Post-Independence 24:10 – Why is there a Disconnect with Northeast Civilization & What is the importance of Social Sciences? 31:04 – How the British Influence on Northeast Culture & Introduction of Missionaries? 35:59 – How Christianity Spread Rapidly in the Northeast? 47:40 – What are the multiple lenses to observe the North-East Region? 57:16 – What is the “Idea of Race” introduced by the British and Its Influence in the region? 01:06:04 – What is the Inner Line Permit in the Northeast? Why it was introduced? 01:15:38 – What changed in North-East Post-2014 01:33:16 – What is the reason behind the Conflict and Insurgency in North-East Compared to Other Regions? 01:41:04 – What are the North-Eastern Perspectives towards the Rest of India? 01:48:27 – What is going on in Manipur? 01:48:27 – What is the role of China & ISI in Manipur? How the external agencies influence the region? 01:57:59 – What is the trajectory of the Manipur Conflict and its Impact on Myanmar 02:08:04 – How the illegal Immigration aggravated the conflict, CAA & NRC, and Relations with Bangladesh 02:13:44 – Why US is interested and interfered in Bangladesh Election Subscribe to GyanJaraHatke Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSYpiahD2GWttRmXHxGGIRw Disclaimer: Welcome to "The GyanJaraHatke Show"! Before we dive into our intellectually stimulating content, it's important to acknowledge a few essential points. Personal Views of Guests: All views, opinions, suggestions, or instructions expressed by our esteemed guests on "The GyanJaraHatke Show" are entirely their own and independent. The host of the podcast, Saurabh Maheshwari, neither supports nor opposes the views, opinions, suggestions, or instructions provided by the guests. The show is a platform for diverse perspectives, and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of the host or the podcast.

My Mic Setup: https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0CG36ML45 - 00:00:00 - Podcast Intro - 23:33:50 - Introduction to Krish Ashok, Top Student and Astronomy Enthusiast - 00:04:58 - Krish's Childhood Astronomy Experiences - 00:06:18 - The Philosophical Impact of Astronomy - 00:06:54 - The Simpler Times of the 90s Without Social Media - 00:07:24 - Seeking Adventure in a Pre-Social Media World - 00:08:22 - Krish's Talent in Simplifying Complex Concepts - 00:09:45 - Krish's Journey as a Professional Violinist - 00:10:07 - Parental Guidance in Career Choices - 00:10:35 - The Role of Jargon in Science - 00:11:09 - Articulation in Science Explained - 00:11:50 - The Importance of Precision in Scientific Language - 00:12:35 - Spotlight on Andrew Huberman - 00:14:09 - Tackling Food Stereotypes and Myths - 00:14:34 - The Influence of Sensationalism on Social Media - 00:15:35 - Exploring the Diversity of Food Perspectives - 00:15:57 - India's Flourishing Jazz Scene - 00:16:28 - Chennai's Rich Musical Heritage - 00:16:59 - Chennai as a Hub for Musical Talent - 00:17:23 - The Musical Landscape of Chennai - 00:18:49 - The Lack of Classical Music Awareness in Delhi - 00:19:10 - Musical Education in Indian Schools - 00:20:05 - Bilingualism in India - 00:21:39 - Trilingualism in South India - 00:22:22 - The Universal Language of Music - 00:22:55 - Playing the Carnatic Violin - 00:23:50 - The Elitism in Carnatic Music - 00:24:07 - The Origins of Carnatic Music and Violin - 00:24:48 - The Violin's Fit in Indian Music - 00:25:49 - Krish's Experience with the Cello - 00:26:03 - Krish's Learning Philosophy - 00:26:33 - Visual Learning in Calculus - 00:26:53 - Mustard in Indian Cooking: The Science - 00:27:42 - Recognizing Kitchen Wisdom - 00:28:13 - Applying First Principles in Problem Solving - 00:28:40 - Krish's Blogging Journey - 00:29:06 - The Impact of the Internet Over Conventional Media - 00:31:38 - Krish's Book Deal - 00:32:53 - The Birth of Masala Labs on Instagram - 00:34:27 - Transitioning to Social Media Reels - 00:34:53 - Krish's Venture into AI with GPT Models - 00:35:13 - Demystifying Cooking and Food Myths - 00:37:28 - Understanding Superstitions Compassionately - 00:38:29 - Social Identity and Human Behavior - 00:39:40 - Misinformation in Ayurveda - 00:42:04 - The Milk and Meat Debate in Ayurveda - 00:43:00 - The Need for Evolving Knowledge - 00:44:10 - The Non-Indian Origins of Potatoes - 00:44:50 - British Influence on Indian Agriculture - 00:46:06 - Grain and Rice Taxation by Indian Kings - 00:47:46 - European Advances in Agricultural Hybridization - 00:48:25 - British Agricultural Policies in India - 00:49:06 - South Indian Rice Cuisine Explained - 00:50:37 - Rava as a Wheat Alternative - 00:51:10 - The Role of Indian Railways in Colonial Exploitation - 00:52:09 - The Spiciness of Indian Food - 00:53:31 - Ethiopia's Spicy Cuisine - 00:54:09 - The Difference Between Spicy and Hot Food - 00:54:30 - The Science of Spices - 00:55:30 - Understanding 'Spicy' in Indian Cuisine - 00:57:20 - The Ingredients of Vicks Vaporub - 01:03:25 - Key Components of Food - 01:03:50 - Global Uses of Chilies - 01:06:25 - The Rarity of Expensive Spices in South India - 01:06:50 - Dairy Preferences in North India - 01:09:50 - Exploring India's Diverse Food Culture on Social Media - 01:10:26 - Agricultural Richness of the Indo-Gangetic Plains - 01:12:10 - Meat Consumption in Non-Plains Areas - 01:12:50 - Cattle Rearing in North India - 01:13:50 - Beef Consumption in South India - 01:17:34 - The Poultry Industry's Practices - 01:21:43 - The Reality of Unfertilized Eggs - 01:23:50 - The North Indian Influence on 'Vegetarian' - 01:25:42 - Making Healthy Choices Simple - 01:27:00 - Practical Food Tips - 01:27:40 - Closing Remarks == This is the official channel for Dostcast, a podcast by Vinamre Kasanaa. == Contact Us For business inquiries: dostcast@egiplay.com == #Dostcast

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An Al Jazeera investigation has revealed accusations of dirty tricks and manipulation within the UK's opposition Labour Party. A trove of internal documents, emails and social media messages show how unelected officials undermined former leader Jeremy Corbyn and his supporters. So, can Labour heal its internal divisions? Join host Imran Khan. Alex Nunns - Former speech writer for Jeremy Corbyn . John Curtice - Professor of Politics, University of Strathclyde. Jonathan Lis - Political commentator and deputy director of the think tank British Influence. 

Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss are the final two candidates to replace Boris Johnson as leader of the Conservative Party. So what's their vision for the UK, and its relationship with the rest of the world? Join host Nastasya Tay. Guests: Mo Hussein - Political Commentator and former Special Adviser to the UK Home Office. Lesley Riddoch - Director, Nordic Horizons. Jonathan Lis - Deputy Director, British Influence.

With less than three weeks to go before the UK (almost certainly) leaves the EU, Jon Henley looks at what changes 31 January will bring. He's joined by Jonathan Lis, deputy director of British Influence, Georgina Wright of the Institute for Government, and the Guardian's Jennifer Rankin

This week Mike and Emma are joined by Jonathan Lis, Deputy Director of British Influence, and Christabel Cooper, Labour councillor, pollster and data guru. They talk about the election campaign so far, what Labour needs to do to win, and what this all means for Brexit. 

Was that the shortest honeymoon since Cher married Greg Allman? The Johnson-Cummings plan is in bits on the floor of Parliament and Bojo’s jolly mask has well and truly slipped. As the petulant boy king threatens a General Election he can’t deliver, the Remainiacs team gather with special guest and journo Jonathan Lis of think tank British Influence to work out what happened and what it all really means.Presented by Dorian Lynskey with Naomi Smith and Ian Dunt. Audio production by Sophie Black. Produced by Andrew Harrison. Remainiacs is a Podmasters production.Get every new episode of Remainiacs a whole day early when you back us on the Patreon crowdfunding platform . You’ll also get our monthly Ask Remainiacs special episode plus smart merchandise, an exclusive weekly column by our panel, and discounts on #RemainiacsLive tickets too. #OwnTheRemoanremainiacs.comGet your free download of our theme tune ‘Demon Is A Monster’ by Cornershop. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of Travel Tales With Debika, Debika shares the British influence on the India culture, along with India food, spices and how different regions of India are known for different cuisines. 

Brexit - "British" and "exit" references the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union. This term was first coined by Peter Wilding, the chairman of British Influence, in a 2012 blog post called "Stumbling Towards the Brexit." Brexit culminates after several decades of history. Originally, the European Communities, predecessor to the EU were created in in the 1950s. Great Britain attempted to join in 1963 and again in '67 but was vetoed by Charles De Gaulle, President of France - some of those not always warm and fuzzy Anglo-French relations. Finally, on the third attempt, the UK joined in 1973 under the Conservative government of Edward Heath. But not everyone was happy with the arrangement. There was a segment of the population known as Eurosceptics - another portmanteau. In the 1970s and 1980s these voices for withdrawal were mostly from the political left. Then in the 1990s the political right started showing opposition to further EU integration and this led to the creation of The United Kingdom Independence Party - UKIP which split off from the Conservative Party. This may also have been a factor in the UK never adopting the euro and staying with the pound sterling as their currency. Prime Minister Tony Blair declared that there were five economic tests that the euro must meet. It failed the five-tests and the pound has remained in the UK. Fast forward nearly 20 years and on June 23 2016, 51.9 percent voted to leave the EU. This vote resulted in Prime Minister David Cameron resigning after losing his campaign against Brexit. He was succeeded by Theresa May. The UK was scheduled to exit March 29th 2019 but that deadline was extended to October 31st. Also in March, Prime Minister Theresa May proposed "slow brexit" but ultimately under pressure she resigned effective June 7th of the year. July 24th 2019 Boris Johnson (BoJo - another portmanteau) was elected Prime Minister in his first statement to the House of Commons as prime minister, he affirmed his absolute commitment to leaving the EU October 31st, with or without any kind of deal. Brexit is a perfect example of the scope and power of one word.   Resources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euroscepticism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Communities https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_European_Union–United_Kingdom_relations https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brexit https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/100314/why-doesnt-england-use-euro.asp https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BoJo

Steve is off sick this week with a tummy bug so Chris is flying solo as host with guest Peter Wilding, aka @eurorealist, long-time Tory party insider, former head of the British Influence think tank, inventor of the dread word Brexit, and now a European Parliament candidate for Change UK. As we work our way through various beverages, we discuss the state of the Tory party and British politics, contemplate what might happen between now and the end of the Brexit Hextension, and whether Change UK really stands any chance of, well, changing the UK. Peter's book, What Next? (http://influencegroup.org.uk/whatnext/) Special Guest: Peter Wilding.

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this week is Andrew Mitchell, Former Cabinet Minister & Conservative MP for Sutton Coldfield; Simon Heffer, Telegraph Columnist; Baroness Helena Kennedy, Leading Barrister and Labour member of the House of Lords and Jonathan Lis, Deputy Director of British Influence.

What a week we've endured so far in the Brexit conundrum! The Prime Minister just suffered the biggest loss in Parliament in political history in what the British public are calling the worst time in modern politics. To ensure that manufacturers are well equipped with both possible outcomes from our divorce with the EU, we caught up with Peter Wilding, the man who literally "invented" the word 'Brexit', a term he calls a "sad word" which was first coined when he wrote it in an article whilst campaigning for more British Influence within Europe. He's the author of "What Next?: Britain's Future in Europe" and a solicitor specialising in European Law.If there was anyone you should listen to when it comes to advice on Brexit, Peter Wilding is your man. We caught up with Peter this morning and asked him for his advice for manufacturing firms post-Brexit and he even offered our audience free telephone consultations via FBC Manby Bowdler, the firm where he now works as their 'Brexit Specialist'.

Historian Dr. Fernando Rocchi analyzes Argentina's incipient industrialization between 1870 and 1930 and comments on the British influence in this respect.

Historian Dr. Klaus Gallo talks about the history of football in Argentina and about the subject of his recent book "Las invasiones argentinas" - the experience of Argentines playing in Britain.

Daniela Indarte introduces us to J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter" and reflects upon its influence.

In this episode, Richard Empson -the current President of the British Society in Uruguay- tells us about his family's history and the British Society's past and present.

CAR manufacturers in Spain are offloading an increasing number of motors to countries outside the EU. The Spanish Government may finally follow other democracies by setting time limit on classified documents. Barcelona city council will fine holiday rental websites Airbnb and HomeAway €600,000 (£509,000) each for offering unlicensed accommodation, it has announced, as it steps up its campaign against tourism saturation. Unemployment and precarious labor market is driving up number of young people unable to leave home A document mistakenly revealed by a Tory aide leaving Downing Street yesterday gave a rare glimpse into the Government's stance on EU exit talks. The notes suggest the Government has already given up on staying in the European single market and will not go for a Norway-style deal. Instead they indicate the UK is looking at a 'Canada-plus' trade arrangement, and will leave the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice as it does not 'fit' with the PM's determination to curb immigration. British Influence – set up by the arch-Europhile Peter Mandelson claimed the Government has no mandate for leaving the European Economic Area. The Equality and Human Rights Commission urged politicians on both sides of the bitter row to tone down their rhetoric saying Breiteers are not racist. Describing Brexit as the UK 'leaving the EU, but not leaving Europe', Beata Szydlo said Poland would conduct negotiations in a 'down-to-earth' manner, and called on other EU nations to do the same. Astonishing footage has emerged of a van driver grappling with a trucker, reversing his van into him and then smashing his victim's window with a shovel. A scathing report found ‘very high’ levels of violence at HMP Hindley, near Wigan, with prisoners often locked in their cells 24 hours a day David Isaac, chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, said employers needed to take a 'common sense' approach when dealing with the Christian holiday. Smelly food in the office has become so prevalent that it is hampering workers’ productivity, a study has found. The habit of eating ‘Al Desko’ has grown that now two thirds of people do it.

CAR manufacturers in Spain are offloading an increasing number of motors to countries outside the EU. The Spanish Government may finally follow other democracies by setting time limit on classified documents. Barcelona city council will fine holiday rental websites Airbnb and HomeAway €600,000 (£509,000) each for offering unlicensed accommodation, it has announced, as it steps up its campaign against tourism saturation. Unemployment and precarious labor market is driving up number of young people unable to leave home A document mistakenly revealed by a Tory aide leaving Downing Street yesterday gave a rare glimpse into the Government's stance on EU exit talks. The notes suggest the Government has already given up on staying in the European single market and will not go for a Norway-style deal. Instead they indicate the UK is looking at a 'Canada-plus' trade arrangement, and will leave the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice as it does not 'fit' with the PM's determination to curb immigration. British Influence – set up by the arch-Europhile Peter Mandelson claimed the Government has no mandate for leaving the European Economic Area. The Equality and Human Rights Commission urged politicians on both sides of the bitter row to tone down their rhetoric saying Breiteers are not racist. Describing Brexit as the UK 'leaving the EU, but not leaving Europe', Beata Szydlo said Poland would conduct negotiations in a 'down-to-earth' manner, and called on other EU nations to do the same. Astonishing footage has emerged of a van driver grappling with a trucker, reversing his van into him and then smashing his victim's window with a shovel. A scathing report found ‘very high’ levels of violence at HMP Hindley, near Wigan, with prisoners often locked in their cells 24 hours a day David Isaac, chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, said employers needed to take a 'common sense' approach when dealing with the Christian holiday. Smelly food in the office has become so prevalent that it is hampering workers’ productivity, a study has found. The habit of eating ‘Al Desko’ has grown that now two thirds of people do it.

The lack of respect for life exists not only in America, but in other countries as well. We see this in a recent assisted suicide proposal and in the widespread support for it in England.