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गुरुवर्य विजय जंगम स्वामी खुप छान ❤❤❤❤

Sir,Very informative and enlightening. Excellent connection between spirituality and Vedic astrology for better understanding of the world-outside and within. Thankyou🙏🏻👍🏻

V insightful information.

It's the job of doctors and astrologers to instill fear and monetize it. I wonder if they look at their own chart and see themselves as cheaters and fraud.

Aadhyamta bhi nahi pata jyotish bhi hai pata . Kya expert hai ye

आदरणीय, गुरुवर्य श्री. विजयजी स्वामी....यांस सस्नेह नमस्कार🙏🌹अप्रतिम् podcast....❤🙏🌹

Why so lazy? Timestamps kahan he. So annoying

Nice explanation Modern science with spirituality

खूप छान🎉

Great

❤ Sundar 👌👌

विजय सर खुप छान शिकवतात अभिनंदन सर 🎉

Mast Ye hamare vijay sir bhut sundar hai

You should take a podcast with RU KETU Astrologer who is KZbinr also.

Drop Timeline

Nice Information!

Very informative. Wah Dr. Vijay Jangam ji.❤

Nice

Excellent!!

Karma it's true satya hi life hai

Very informative

t’s important to critically examine models like **Kisaan से**, which claim to "empower" farmers, while the actual benefits often remain concentrated at the top, in the hands of corporate leaders like Mr. corporate Although these ventures present themselves as saviors for Indian agriculture, the fundamental issue is that they often maintain the traditional power structures. By creating a corporate-driven system, they exclude farmers from positions of influence and decision-making. For true empowerment, we need to see models where farmers are not just suppliers but also *entrepreneurs**, **directors**, and **stakeholders* in the value chain. Anything short of this-whether it's named Kisaan Se, Kisaan Tak, or similar-risks being nothing more than a *gimmick* that uses the face of rural development for profit maximization. The focus must shift towards *cooperative structures* or **farmer-owned enterprises**, where the profits and control stay in the hands of those working the land. Until that happens, any corporate-driven "agriculture transformation" will only further entrench the wealth disparity in this sector. The promise of "minimally processed food" or "local products" is meaningless if the farmers growing these products are kept away from the real economic power.

It’s important to critically examine models like **Kisaan से**, which claim to "empower" farmers, while the actual benefits often remain concentrated at the top, in the hands of corporate leaders like Mr. corporate Although these ventures present themselves as saviors for Indian agriculture, the fundamental issue is that they often maintain the traditional power structures. By creating a corporate-driven system, they exclude farmers from positions of influence and decision-making. For true empowerment, we need to see models where farmers are not just suppliers but also **entrepreneurs**, **directors**, and **stakeholders** in the value chain. Anything short of this-whether it's named Kisaan Se, Kisaan Tak, or similar-risks being nothing more than a **gimmick** that uses the face of rural development for profit maximization. The focus must shift towards **cooperative structures** or **farmer-owned enterprises**, where the profits and control stay in the hands of those working the land. Until that happens, any corporate-driven "agriculture transformation" will only further entrench the wealth disparity in this sector. The promise of "minimally processed food" or "local products" is meaningless if the farmers growing these products are kept away from the real economic power.

While the discussion in the podcast presents a compelling vision of integrating market needs with farmer welfare, it glosses over some critical issues that need to be addressed. The emphasis on technology and e-commerce as transformative forces in agriculture raises valid points; however, it also risks prioritizing corporate profits over the genuine needs of farmers. The model suggests a framework where farmers become mere suppliers to larger corporations, potentially leading to exploitation and dependency rather than empowerment. Moreover, the portrayal of community collaboration seems overly optimistic. In reality, many grassroots organizations and farmers face significant challenges in navigating these corporate-led initiatives. Without robust safeguards and equitable frameworks, there’s a real danger that these models may primarily benefit corporate interests, leaving small farmers vulnerable and marginalized. The vision of self-reliant farmers, while admirable, is often unrealistic in the face of market pressures and the historical inequalities inherent in agricultural systems. Relying on technology and market access alone does not address the root causes of farmer distress, such as inadequate pricing structures, climate change, and limited access to resources. Ultimately, the conversation needs to pivot towards ensuring that farmer welfare is not just an afterthought but a core principle guiding these developments. True empowerment comes from fostering an ecosystem where farmers have equitable access to profits, decision-making processes, and support systems-one that does not simply serve the interests of corporates at the expense of the very individuals it aims to uplift.

On a different topic, many things people don't know about it, they understood from this interview that farmers get paid very less because of how hard they work.

Here are some of my Favorite part of this conversation Timestamps: 20:24 - AI, Tech & Jobs 33:00 - Insights on working with PM Modi 36:11 - Talk on UPI & Inclusive Technology 38:12 - Impact of Technology on Education Delivery, Inclusivity... 42:00 - "Technology is an Enabler..........." 56:16 - 3 Key Factor's of INNOVATION 01:06:07 - "Health Care as a fundamental rights........" | Discussion on Universal Healthcare | Ayushman Bharat Thank you for watching this episode of Between Us Podcast !! 💬 Join the conversation by sharing your thoughts in the comments below. Your Feedback is valuable to us !! 🔔 Hit the notification bell to stay updated on our latest episodes! and as always STAY SAFE, STAY HEALTHY !!

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Loved this episode! It’s so important that we let children play outside and experience the joy of sports in an open environment. Let’s keep pushing for more spaces and opportunities for kids to be active!

This was an incredible conversation! I'm glad that this podcast talk about such pertinent topics. Grassroots sports development is one of the most pressing issues today, and it’s clear that we need significant improvements in this area. Every sport deserves respect, and every child deserves the opportunity to play and grow through sports. Kudos to Varun and Raaghav for their inspiring work and for shining a light on the importance of sportsmanship, teamwork, and emotional intelligence in youth sports! and Kudos to Santosh for always bringing up amazing guest !! Looking forward to the future conversations.

Really loved everyone's perspective and it was full of positivity...keep it going✨

Very much excited for this series!!!

Very inspiring conversation! Thank you

Yes, i learnt it from you that planting trees using ground water is no good for environment and so now so stubborn not to plant unless I get used water.. your contribution is not less dear.. u have inspired many like me.. ❤

For security we need not hoard money, but have to protect our environment.. so well said!!

Excellent session.. A great learning from a very passionate water worker.. Change in people's mindset towards water is the only way to bring lasting changes.. can't agree more..

Thanks for sharing such a inspiring & introspective episode. I am water & I need to saved. Green Warrior Jagruti 💚

Thank you, Santosh, for this. It was an amazing experience listening to you and talking about photography. Wish you all the best. Looking forward to more interesting conversations and people on your platform.

Great Work, Nitisha!

Real life hero’s 🫶

this conversation is so personal and so inspiring. Key learning is to always remain humble and help others

Amazing recommendation..!!! Thank you abid sir

Great live..!! This was probably the most insightful conversation around mental health I have seen yet..!!

Loving this sustainable series..!! A great conversation yet again. As rightly said Bharat has been a sustainable culture. The use of banana leaf to use of dry leaf plates. Incredible podcast keep it up...!!

Great conversation. The one thing I learned from this podcast is that by just simple changes in our daily life can create a huge impact and also the awareness about how entrepreneurs can run their business sustainably

Amazing conversation..!! Want more of these mini podcasts..!!

i love this! this is what we all need, especially young people!

You are the first one I think who understood us (GenZ). I clicked it thinking it would be all GenZ bashing but I was completely wrong. Good job. Looking forward to know your other perspective as well. 👍

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it was a pleasure to be on the podcast! From - Rudra