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In this video, I sit down with Mr. Abhijit Iyer Mitra.
Abhijit Iyer-Mitra is an Indian political commentator, columnist, and researcher known for his outspoken views on various political and social issues in India. He has been involved in discussions and debates on topics ranging from defense and security to geopolitics. He's contributed to several media outlets, providing analysis and commentary on current affairs in India and globally.
Title: Exploring Indian Foreign Policy Perspectives: Abhijit Iyer-Mitra on Canadian PM Incident, Sikh Issues, Nicobar Port, and Afghanistan Situation
The dialogue commences with a compelling analysis of the controversy surrounding the Canadian Prime Minister’s alleged drug-induced incident during the G20 summit. Abhijit Iyer-Mitra provides unique insights into the implications of such events on international relations, discussing their potential impact on diplomatic dynamics.
The dialogue widens its scope to discuss the development of large port infrastructures in Nicobar. Abhijit Iyer-Mitra shares expert opinions and analysis regarding these burgeoning projects, examining their strategic significance and the implications for India’s maritime interests.
Abhijit Iyer-Mitra offers comprehensive viewpoints, delving into the complexities of the Afghan scenario and providing his unique insights into the geopolitical ramifications and potential regional implications.
#AbhijitChavdaPodcast
Timestamps:
00:00-00:34 - Sneak peek
00:34-01:06 - Introduction
01:06-06:55 - The Canada Matter & Khalistan
06:56-18:13 - The rap culture & drugs
18:14-23:30 - Setback of CSIS
23:31-26:18 - What measures can India take?
26:19-27:30 - Is there Canadian hand behind Sikh protests?
27:31-32:39 - Gurpatwant Singh Pannun is US Citizen?
32:40-34:46 - Illegal immigration in Italy
34:47-43:07 - Russia-Ukraine war
43:08-47:19 - Israel went after Nazis in South America
47:20-51:44 - Biofuel or hydrogen’s future?
51:45-59:40 - India Middle-East trade corridor
59:41-1:03:40 - Will railways make the trade better?
1:03:41-1:07:16 - Disappearing officials in China
1:07:17-1:16:36 - Is China still rising?
1:16:37-1:19:00 - When will India be a developed country?
1:19:01-1:23:48 - Is India not in a position to catch up with the West anymore?
1:23:49-1:27:17 - Wokism
1:27:18-1:34:10 - US presidential race
1:34:11-1:40:44 - The situation in Afghanistan
1:40:45-1:46:44 - How is Iran?
1:46:45-1:52:31 - Does Armenia have a future?
1:52:32-1:56:50 - Is Turkey rising now?
1:56:51-2:01:50 - France is losing ground in Africa
2:01:51-2:04:44 - Will de-dollarization happen?
2:04:45-2:04:58 - End
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[@nitpalsinghguliani]

As an Indian sikh and being completely against the idea of Khalistan, the only thing this growing Khalistani sentiment abroad worries me about is how it impacts the outlook of Sikhs in India. Some people tend to generalize and look at all sikhs with raised eyebrows lately. There has been a lot of hatred.. racist comments like “oye papaji.. lassi.. khalistani..” all over social media. This is not coming from a position of selective bias but please check the comments section of any post which has a sikh in it. I would highly urge all indians to please keep in mind that all sikhs are not khalistani. We have made numerous sacrifices for our country and we don’t want to part away. Please make sure you correct anyone who is labeling all sikhs as wrong or trolling them online for no reason. Jai hind. Waheguru ji ka khalsa.. Waheguru ki ki fateh.

[@preethibhardwaj8400]

Totally agree!

[@A_Dasgupta]

Sikhs have been and are the brothers and sisters for us, the whole of Bharat is yours along with every Bharatiya.

[@raghuvirdey2252]

I am a Hindu living in India and I consider Sikhs as my brothers. I absolutely know that there is a line between being a brave Sikh and being a coward Khalistani. We are with our Sikh brothers and the useless Khalistan movement will vanish soon. Jai Hind!. Har Har Mahadev 🔱🔱🙏🙏. Waheguru ji ki Jai 🙏🙏🪷.

[@JhabruTiger]

all the religions originated in India, including Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism & Buddhism are a family of religion, they have similar value system of empathy & love towards each other.

[@Nonamam]

Fateh? That's an Islamic word...

[@Tigers93349]

As a Canadian Sikh Abijit has confirmed a lot of suspicions I had abou these Khalistanis. BTW The vast majority of us Sikhs here in Canada are children of Bharat Mata and we want to see a united and strong India 🇮🇳

[@abhay_cs]

I lived in Toronto for some time. I can only describe Sikhs there as Hindus, who became Islamized and completely alien. They have no Dharma. They have concepts like Beadbi (sacrilege) which is very Islamic/Abrahamic. They are wildly racist towards other Indians who are non-punjabi or non-sikh. I decided never to enter another Gurdwara after my experience there.

[@vikramaditya47_]

Thats the spirit 🍻

[@animeshtiwari1855]

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[@sophiad7325]

I’m from Australia (not Indian) such interesting dialogue! Honestly I hope we become the best of allies. Sounds crazy but Indian immigrants are basically the only good ones in masses, so peaceful so educated they hardly ever commit crime and unlike Muslim immigrants they’re hardly trouble makers. You also adapt to other cultures quite well example how women dress and act in the west 😅 you are both very smart people and I love ur political views the west wouldn’t even think of ❤

[@AA13494]

indian hindus are going to be the next jews if u guys dnt stand up against the woke/leftists clowns

[@ajay262134]

🫠

[@triptirathore9027]

❤

[@Seevawonderloaf]

Thank you that’s so kind 😭🥰 most Indians love Australia too. I have family out there who grew up there and basically the kids consider themselves Australian

[@mg9854]

That's fine but we're still not gonna forgive u for the Cricket World cup!😡😜

[@sdarbha4270]

As a resident of Canada for 30+ years, I'm amazed at Abhijit I-M's accuracy in analyzing Canada connection to Sikh issues. Abhijit provides the sort of comprehensive picture which I only understood after living many years in this country. I should add, many Sikhs in Canada are also tired of feckless Canadian politicians who are too cowardly to take a principled stand against Sikh extremists. After the 1985 Air India bombing, the Canadian Sikh community was on the "backfoot" for a few years, and eager to show that only few "bad apples" were extremists, while most Sikhs are law abiding and mature. But as more SIkh MPs got elected in Canada, the radical elements have gotten bolder, and Canadian politicians have been too slow/stupid to respond. One of my Sikh friends stopped going to the gurudwara in a major Canadian city few years ago, as he noticed open hate speech against India and "Hindus", and my friend didn't want his children exposed to such nonsense. About 25years ago I lived in a small Canadian town where Hindus & Sikhs came together for festivals etc in local temple as well as gurudwara. But as years passed, the gurudwara had new rules for hall rental for private functions like, "No pictures of devi/devtas allowed inside, no vrats or pujas, only family functions" and so on. The Hindu temple never had such rules against Sikh or non-Hindu traditions, even until today the temple is welcoming to all. Another inadvertent manner Justin Trudeau is helping Sikh extremism: Canadian economy has been badly mis-managed in the last decade by Trudeau's administration, and living costs have sky-rocketed. Immigrant youth come to Canada with big hopes, then they realize they have to work 2-3 jobs just to make ends meet. As more struggling Sikh youth go to gurudwaras for support, they may be at risk of radicalization.. depending on what groups are controlling the institutions.

[@Seevawonderloaf]

This is very sad to hear. Interningling is the most important part of these traditions. I wish more people would call out the hate speeches to nip them in a bud and more sikhs would join Hindu orgs or at least make sikh orgs to join hands with Hindus

[@oshinthakur7646]

I lived in Canada for 12 years. I agree with each and every word. I just moved back to India permanently 2 months ago. Best decision of my life.

[@Rational_logic]

Good points but when talking about terrorism let's also not excuse "Pragya Thakur" who still has terrorist charge which was never acquitted. Out on the "excuse" of breast cancer which was remediate by drinking gau Mutra. Hindus have also started looking up to hitler as godly figure and hindu extremist groups are the oppressors and have deeper dark desire to wipe every other religion but they try to hide the ill intentions as best they can, not all hindus are like that but toxic tribalism is being shoved down their throat, only the educated, high moral and intelligent ones have not been consumed by this. There is no insurgency but there is a big push to eliminate all minor religions and make India a Hindu only rashtra, from 1975-1977 modi was hiding and living as a sikh when indira imposed emergency, sikhs weren't khalistanis back then or when they fought valiantly in war of 1975, or wars before that, and British imperialism before that, and afghani durranis before that or mughals before that? How come whoever comes to power has a battle to pick with sikhs? That's because they stand with the weak and fight for them and that's why oppressors have hated sikhs. Current scenario is a fight against Adani and sikhs will not let India be enslaved again by the hands of these petty oppressors and greed hateful pricks. Bana Garja Singh and Baba botta Singh. 2 sikhs, challenged the mughals and they sent 200 soldiers to kill them, they fought till their last breath and killed 30 of them, tell that to Adani. You can kill all the sikhs like you have been doing so far by false allegations and tarnishing their repute by lies but have you know that when peshwas lost to Afghanis in Panipat, they took their women to sell them in "ghazni" bazaar in Afghanistan where Jassa singh ramgharia intercepted and saved peshwas women, why no brahmin, rajput, rss or extremist hindu organisation or any king dared to save them? And hari singh nalwa took the battle to them in Afghanistan and captured their castle, the first demand sikhs made was to return, the spoils of somnath mandir. Guru nanak called babar a "jaabar", was he khalistani too? All this is repeat telecast of what indira did to sikhs in 1984 (raw officials have confirmed) sikhs were used to win election, now bjp is in power they are copying their strategy. All this is to win elections and bring those farm laws back, if those protesters were khalistanis, why did they stopped protesting at Delhi, once those laws were taken back and why did modi took it back? Average human IQ is 100, India 's average iq is 83,you can check. That's why dumb people would not understand this and continue to spread venom and in a dumb country that works. So, no hope, no future. Continue spreading lies and hate.. Thats all you can do..

[@nirrmanchoudhury7248]

its brave of you to say this save your country.... best wishes....

[@Techbrew]

I came to canada for undergrad and you mentioned everything I noticed, being a punjabi hindu I have noticed hatred against us in gurudwara to a level I dont feel going

[@vibhac5403]

This duo gives the best analysis of international politics. A real treasure for India 🇮🇳

[@ankurama42]

This is the soft power India will have I don't even know what are the US counterparts who cover so many topics Start making Indian media and shipping it to the world, for free!

[@neenakhosla1674]

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[@deepmedsing9961]

@@audreychen5363 Peter also has his biases (way too anti China) ...and so does AIM. But great analysts, both of them

[@khtan585]

BS at its best ❤❤❤

[@free_wifihesinnocent5553]

You mean indian propaganda

[@harshgw23k]

I am staying in Canada right in the Sikh stronghold city and every word Abhijit Iyer said is true.. Excellent work based with facts 👍🏼

[@tinasindhu9358]

I second that

[@WhistleMaster]

Me too, I live right at the center! I spoke to some local Gora politicians and they are absolutely fed up with the Khalistanis!

[@Seevawonderloaf]

@@WhistleMasterreally? Tell us more!

[@Kaysmug]

Abso😢lutely right..

[@psrandz]

So the hellsangels don't exist? You don't know shit lol

[@prayaanshmehta3200]

12:00 harper 14:10 sajan 17:10 nijjar 18:00 CSIS setback 23:31 measures 26:30 farmer protest 27:35 pannu

[@indiapakistanfriends7453]

West reactivated their support for Khalistanis, only after India decided to stay neutral in the war in Ukraine. Sadly, none of the self declared analysts have noticed and pointed out this connection.

[@sairajkandolkar8350]

Thank you bhava

[@jasha9sandhu]

I am a Punjabi jat Sikh ( not that i believe in any caste or religion as my primary identity) . I have been watching whole "Khalistan problem" for last 15 years . I concur with all the comprehensive observations AIM made here.

[@farehhossain1989]

Sikhs also have caste ?

[@malliktejashwi878]

Ofcourse just like Muslims do...​@@farehhossain1989

[@abhay_cs]

​@@farehhossain1989Oh God. Jatt Sikh is the worst man. They are hugely casteist towards the Dalit Sikhs who are rapidly converting to Christianity now

[@hshx1n]

@@farehhossain1989jat is a reality, call it a caste if you want

[@navaneelghosh1559]

@@farehhossain1989 bro r u even real?? Sikhs are most caste based relegion in india ...even more than HINDUS!!!(Even though GURU NANAK was clearly against Caste system)

[@yoseidman4166]

As an American, I appreciated the range of perspective, the depth of knowledge, and the humor. It's unclear if Iyer-Mitra thinks China will dominate or collapse throughout the 21st C. I hope he will be healthy and live to 120 to see it unfold and share more thoughts with us along the way. Obviously, this is a tasty bonbon, which must be followed up with actual reading (and Heaven preserve us language study and travel) to know anything.

[@sumondutta1101]

How did you end up here, if I may ask?

[@abhimanusingh66]

Its bollocks to even think China will "collapse". Change of govt. Maybe...Collapse? I dont think so

[@dencentbeatz794]

@@sumondutta1101 ngl Chavda probably has a lot of foreign listeners. I am indian but american born so maybe I have a diff perspective because I know hindi

[@Dru517]

@@dencentbeatz794he’s a very good historian. I like him. I’m sure he has a lot of American fans.

[@bajrangsinghdeora6544]

Abhijit Iyer Mitra is looks like a troll but when he talks he spit facts a very good geopolitical analyst

[@bharatavarsha10k]

Oh man! Every time I listen to AIM, my respect for this man is increasing ❤.. What a character, he doesn't want to cater to the larger audience but speaks like hitting on the faces with facts... What a great personality ❤

[@atulborkar3504]

Out of all Abhijeet Iyer Mitra conversations I heard, this one went the deepest. well done Abhijit Chavda. fab conversation 👏👏👏

[@zxion594]

"Sir, I watched your podcast with Tenzin Tsundue and I think you should also invite Enghebatu Togochog, He is an activist working for the freedom of Southern Mongolia, AKA THE SO-CALLED Inner Mongolia. Thanks!"❤

[@tuhin2839]

Congratulations to every nationalist of India for the spectacular result ❤😊

[@tuhin2839]

@@Jaishankar_s_supremacy 4 out of 3 sister

[@Jaishankar_s_supremacy]

@@tuhin2839 yeah but there's no chance for BJP to win in mizoram too as per exit polls , but 3 out of 5 states is a great victory for BJP :).

[@tuhin2839]

@@Jaishankar_s_supremacy let's hope for the best

[@MuditPal]

@@tuhin2839 u mean 3 out of 4 gawar ?

[@jasha9sandhu]

I am a Punjabi jat Sikh ( not that i believe in any caste or religion as my primary identity) . I have been watching whole "Khalistan problem" for last 15 years . I concur with all the comprehensive observations AIM made here.

[@shasheebvij]

Chavda is only the few who can get great info from Abhijit in a very simple and clear manner thus producing a brilliant talk. 🎉

[@replyindra]

Same thought 👍

[@1CommonMan]

This is an amazing podcast. Clear questions and detailed answers. Abhijit Iyer ji is allowed to speak without hinderance. Great job Abhijit Chavda ji.

[@bhavanifasee]

😂 allowed to speak without hindrance

[@user-oy8wx2qm1s]

Punjabi are downplay but not in my hindutvadi heart' so ur words hurt me alot same as Pakistani ghulamstani as khalistani propoganda

[@a_c555]

Why doesn't India create groups, which studies : America, Europe, Australia, China, Japan, Korea, Middle East and etc countries. It must be done and they release article every week about them all, with all there information. Government must do it.

[@TheCosmopolitanHefty]

And the same goes for the Media. We don't even create a narrative to counter the likes of BBC and USA to be honest. We have people to support that and watch the documentaries.

[@Tillu_dream16-39]

its all based on demand

[@deepmedsing9961]

@@TheCosmopolitanHefty Palki cant do it all alone

[@wigand23]

What a magnificent 2 hours! Enthralling. Intense. And what a classic lesson from Abhijit Chawda how to conduct an interview. Unlike our journos who love to hear their own voice with long winding questions and constantly butting in. Thank you for the masterclass both the Abhijits🙏

[@lucasrage0078]

This was one of the most geopolitically intense podcasts I have seen in a long long time.Thank you so much

[@AvnishKumar-sg4sj]

Oh man I am a Punjabi but he understands Punjab far far far better than me.

[@sanskritstudent463]

A civilization is measured by how it pulls together in a crisis, and under prolonged stress. India is the best because it has held on to its humane values through so much trial and tribulation.

[@emperior]

This was a pleasant surprise. I look forward to seeing the Abhijits.

[@WhistleMaster]

I live right at the center of the Khalistani territory in Canada. Both of these speakers are so close to accurate on the issue! Many of the Desi restaurants here openly play these violent pop videos openly showing gang violence!

[@abhinavkarkare]

मुझे मेरे शयन-कक्ष से ही विश्व-भ्रमण कराने के लिए दोनों ही अभिजीत बंधुओं को धन्यवाद एवं साधुवाद 🙏🏼 Loving these talks between two brilliant minds!

[@growwithme4643]

Finally, Mr Mitra agreed on de dollarisation ,his past stance is strictly for the US dollar .He actually studies ,learns and ready to be flexible with his opinions which is why he id adored so much

[@amar5318]

Its true, There is no real khalistani moment. Indian sikh are with India

[@prasadranjan1987]

I want Indians to stop being overexcited over Pakistan, I want India to behave as if Pakistan doesn't exist, we should be aspiring higher, competition with Pakistan is useless it will only drag us down.

[@AlphaSierra380]

Abhijeet Iyer Mitra is one of the best analyst with a really good sense of humour.

[@nirrmanchoudhury7248]

With no offence to Ranveer - Abhijeet chavda Geo political podcast is PRO level .....

[@EvolveYourBrain]

I agree 💯 the chairs look comfy, the conversation seems more natural and organic the host never interrupts the guest unnecessarily and doesn’t make weird constipated face

[@rohandante]

AC conducts an introspective and analytical podcast. Where as RA's podcast is having fun but skimming over the topic rather going deep and detailed. It depends on viewer which one one prefers.

[@kanha3548]

Hey Abhijit Chavada Sir🎙️ I've been a dedicated follower of your geopolitics and as well as podcast, and I must say, the insights you bring to the table are truly valuable as you started my journey of geopolitics. I was just NAIVE like most of the people today but you showed the real truth!! I dont know if you agree to help me or not but I'm most thankful to you to start my geopolitics journey!!❤ I'm thrilled to share that I'm in the early stages of starting my own podcast channel. 🚀 As someone who admires your expertise in, I would greatly appreciate any advice or suggestions you might have on finding high-value guests. Your experience and perspective would mean a lot to me as I embark on this podcasting journey. Keep up the fantastic work! 🙌 Looking forward to soaking up more wisdom from your future episodes! Best, Gyanendra Gaurav 🎧

[@visheshbansal3247]

Please do book reviews and ask the authors to talk about their books.

[@kanha3548]

@@visheshbansal3247 Actually bro I don't have a audience base.. I'm just thinking of starting a Podcasting Channel so that's why I'm looking for guests..

[@kanha3548]

@@visheshbansal3247 I woundet if you any way can help us..

[@americanhindi]

❤ to see both my favorite Abhijit's together again. Keep these coming please 👌🏼👍🏼

[@froster9236]

Don't worry sir believe in us Indian youth we will not let this country go down.

[@kunalsharma1018]

This was a banger of a podcast. Always love Abhijit Iyer-Mitra talking about geopolitics.

[@mohitmishra3091]

Two legends whom the next generation will call as super legends

[@Maharaaja.]

Peace to India! Armenia, Iran & India we are all brothers.

[@chrispbacon5027]

Muslims are mlechhas, not our brothers. Iranian non-Muslims are out brothers, not Iran

[@froster9236]

yes brother may our nations thrive.

[@froster9236]

we all are ancient empires with connected history. My blesssings to my brothers living there.

[@Maharaaja.]

@@froster9236 true!

[@Scientist1351]

​@@Booklovr1276yes but we can handle until we profit from each other :)

[@rishi_6266]

Amazing Podcast. The only thing I can't make head or tail is on one hand Abhijit is optimistic on Indias self sufficiency on energy (Hydrogen & Solar) yet glommy on Indias development or economy. India as of now is $4 trillion GDP; it is remarkable considering we doubled it within last 10 years in spite of huge disruption like demonetization & Covid. Today India has the fastest growth rate and unless India don't fall in the trap of War or War like Conflict, India can easily become $7 trillion economy by 2030 which would be truly transformational. I don't expect, India to have West like Wealth like owning swanky cars or big houses. I expect India to have access to public transport, housing and food security for all. That would be truly transformational. The huge internal challenge off course will come from Islamist.

[@MrLee-gj2jz]

It is because of India's relative slowness in ramping up energy capacity. India added around 20 GW of power generation capacity in the last year. The Chinese did around 200 GW. There is a very clear correlation between energy utilization and GDP per capita. Every developed country on the planet has an installed capacity of around 2 GW per million population. For India, this means we need a minimum of 2800 GW. We are stuck at 417 GW and need to ramp up 7x to achieve developed country standards. So at this rate of 20-25 GW per year, we are going to need between 96-120 years to achieve what both the West and China already have in 2023. If India manages to ramp it up to 100 GW per year, then we still need another 24 years. Even though we may be self-sufficient, the world would have already accelerated beyond.

[@sherloc10]

He is gloomy because of India's past habit of slow and inefficient govt. , bureaucracy, lack of longer term planning and How India is growing arithmetically not geometrically . The main thing required is radical change in the judiciary, education , bureaucracy etc which he thinks is impossible as he has seen how India has always under delivered. So I think from his perspective he is just fed up of seeing india miss opportunities

[@ananthan8951]

The only way India can be sustainable in the long run is by the restoration of meritocracy , spiritual goals and dharmic values in Indians. Without these, all we will have are flashes in the pan.

[@ananthan8951]

We are also yielding ownership and control in all sectors of the economy to foreign entities in a way China doesn't. The Chinese are sensitive to the threat of being colonised.

[@MrLee-gj2jz]

@@ananthan8951 well, Indian merit is leaving Indian shores not because they were denied Govt jobs. They leave because life is so much better outside India. The material comforts of a 60,000 per Capita GDP country beats that of a 3000 per Capita GDP country. The West knows this and are depending on this differential so that they continue to attract the smartest of the developing world. This also keeps their valuations intact. Hence, India's rise is looked upon with extreme suspicion in the West. The people of merit who left India should show their patriotism and inform the Indians in India of the various Thucydides traps the West lays for us.

[@sparshhardik]

Abhijit meet Abhijit - always a fantastic talk!

[@pinakastra]

Abhijit square is always the best of combination. We need atleast 1 podcast with Abhijit square every week.

[@jinitsangani6957]

Abhijit x 2 is always a delight to listen to

[@vijaysharma7485]

Avijit Iyer sounds stunning when he adds meaning to his words instead of having folks running over to snoop google every now and then.😂😂😂

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

Our lovely neela momo is back ❤ Iyervval

[@Wire.scientist]

The Abhijith duo does deliver according to their high standards ..kudos👌🙌🎉

[@StarpointTruth]

One of the podcasts the mass public and the Indian government must LISTEN. Please spread awareness!!!❤

[@rscsingh7848]

One of the most educated, non-argumentative, podcasts out there. Knowledgeable guys. 😊

[@rajalakshmij8400]

Main reason for success of this podcast is Abhijit Chavda is no “secular“ charlatan , not a fence sitter , no leftist ( beer biceps etc are odious specimens) and is very knowledgeable. Good stimulus brings good response.

[@sunitasopra]

Glad to have both Abhijits back together fantastic as always!

[@shubhamrai2645]

I don't know why I like listening this guy. He's great at explaining anything

[@dev179]

Great conversation covering most of the international burning topics. Thanks to both the Abhijit’s.

[@vinaykrishna7212]

I am waiting for abhijit iyer mitra episode for a long time. Thank you for bringing him again.

[@nilayparikh9284]

Pannun as a raw operative is a plot twist I didn't expect 😂

[@shivambakhshi4859]

Both Abhijits together is the best kind of Podcast

[@SINGH05976]

"Credible rumours" was Epic.🤣🤣🤣

[@101randomness]

This video/podcast was recorded on 29th September. I think it's too late to release it on 3rd December as so much has happened between this period.

[@anantbhushangaur1972]

Please invite J Sai Deepak, Abhijit ji 🙏

[@Manjarpremi]

Regarding illegal immigration, I’ve a friend who’s Italian and currently living in Cyprus was telling me that it’s extremely easy to get a citizenship in Cyprus. So rich Indians invest in a property and they get citizenship in Cyprus. After that they’re free to move into any of the EU countries

[@samphoenix1623]

I learnt more about Canada in just this video than over a 12 years period. Amazing Abhijeets thank you guys kudos Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@aviccitotryatrimsa9855]

Both the Abhijits are on a rampage. 🤩

[@AmericanRajput]

Thanks for speaking English! I’m bot that great speaking Hindi but I’m interested in Indian politics as a Punjabi ethnically, but an American nationally speaking. I’ve been seeing some great content on India that I’ve never seen before

[@shrishmalasane5597]

I am telling you this man knows way more than he is prospecting! Like by a mile😄 His words are so analytically put forward for the show and its effortless🥸 crazy!

[@bigpicturechemistry]

If you want to have an intellectual tour of the whole world and all the current affairs, with hilarious analogies, this is an interview you must listen to.

[@shivajishinde5205]

I LOVE U ABHIJIT & ABHIJIT .

[@mayanktripathi8726]

Jai Ma. Bharati..Kindly repeat these electoral results in the GE 2024 and GE 2029

[@panjabisher6696]

Abhijit is spot on, Khalistanis are trying to create/has created same model in Newzland, Austrialia and oher Westren countries.

[@dtnishi1]

This is absolutely insightful and eye opening interview. Never hear such things and the particular deep perspective anywhere else. Thank you so much ❤

[@thedreamerthatdreams]

I love Abhijit Abhijit conversation.. ❤

[@debayandodo]

favourite duo Abhijit and Abhijit

[@laygupta9116]

One of the best podcasts I have ever heard... Thanks to Abhijeet calling Abhijeet 😉

[@ravindrag6121]

Amazing convo, words of wisdom, strategy and facts, Thanks Abhijit sir

[@keertishiralkar5175]

AIM, You are missing out on a major aspect of the Solar panel waste disposal after its life. As of now, there is no solution to recycling of solar panels. That is why we can't go all out on Solar as the king solution for sustainability

[@savetheworldagain]

Great conversation..❤... Want more conversation like this....

[@sarojeetdash]

Couldn't stop listening to this guy for the 2 hours! What an interesting analyst and point of view.

[@youstuffs5]

Absolutely loved to hear you both. Thankyou for it. Please plan it again.

[@sun-161]

Two of my favourite people to listen to 😊 so refreshing to hear Abhijeet Iyer being interviewed by Abhijeet C who actually understands what is being discussed unlike many of the other podcasts 🎉

[@routinelylazy8682]

Abhjits this was an amazing conversation honestly. 2 hours flew by so quickly. Thank you for consuctjng such a good talk.

[@sunnyrahut]

“Jagmeet used aah sorry HAGMEET used” 😂 epic!

[@user-ed2dc1ti7w]

Such a wonderful and thoughtful conversation. Both of u have rocked. I mean the host and the Dost. Host and dost both are mast.please keep coming with this sort of conversations which keep us posted about the pros and cons

[@vijayavaanib2795]

Two most informative people talking and it's lovely to watch and get more and more information.

[@Qwerkywoop]

I love (Abhijit)²

[@tusharkapoor24]

Jesus Christ! That was a hell of a condensed, detailed and extremely insightful conversation about all the topics. The intellectual capacity of both these gentleman to discuss heavy topics for hours, and that too casually, is just incredible. Man I am tired but happy I got through the whole thing 😂

[@joannapinkiewicz6756]

Thank you for this wonderful conversation. ❤

[@shahminhajuddin]

So informative !! I love the combo of these two !

[@fnmfnm2896]

Great conversation...AIM we need your wit and analysis for a long time to come..so pls stay in shape and stay positive!

[@premsagarsharma2907]

I (71) lived in Punjab until I was 16 years old. From my childhood till now, shikhs have been part of our lives, in india, the USA, and Canada without even being mindful of this way of life. So is with our children. Shikhs are wonderful people. Sikhism as originated and spread and practiced by 10 great Gurus is practically the best way of life full of peace, kindness, sharing, humility, etc.

[@teenovisionmotivation9368]

@@SatpalVerma000 Indians will always remain Indians and Sikhs are also part of India and India infact needs freedom from those silks who call themselves khalistanis including you

[@ForGreatness7]

​@@SatpalVerma000I feel bad for your ancestors and gurus that have sacrificed alot for our country and u and your terrorist family wanna disgrace them

[@Tillu_dream16-39]

@@SatpalVerma000 hi pakistani troll, its baloch freein' time!!!

[@psrandz]

​@Tillu_dream16-39 you my fried are dumb. Sorry. You should go see a doctor maybe they can drug you into happiness

[@Singh1699]

​@@Tillu_dream16-39and you a tattu 🤡🤡🤡

[@SnowGH]

You’re a gracious host. Good discussion!

[@bhartishah8048]

I've given a thumbs up even before watching the video .I know it's going to be great conversation . it's a treat to watch u two together 💕💖🥰💝🤗

[@iruku999]

Two of the best voices I enjoy listen and learn from. 👍🏼

[@sach7949]

Always great to hear both Aberjits in conversation, look forward for the next one.

[@apoorvag3161]

Really enjoyed this one. So much packed into one podcast. Looking forward to more like these. Thank you Abhijit & Abhijit sirs!!

[@anuragbaba598]

39:49, it's not swastika it's hooked cross. Abhijit sir atleast you should have noticed that.

[@ravindrabapat4261]

Nice informative video 🙏 Thanks for keeping us updated 🙏

[@gayathrihiremath]

What an incredible conversation it is, thank you both

[@DivyaPrakash1]

Abhijit is a gem 💎, I guess very few will have as comprehensive understanding of global culture, policies, events, history and what not, he has super understanding and perspective!

[@uditchandra6863]

This podcast is bombarded with information. I hope they should add pictures and videos about as they talk. It will further help the listener.

[@dark_knight400]

Very very informative session.Thank you to both Abhijeet 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@divyaarya8248]

Great insight !! Love watching both

[@ashwanisingh5056]

Every single topic so beautifully explained. He is just a gem. God blessed us to have him sharing his knowledge to us.🙏

[@glass_live405]

This will be one hell of a podcast to remember Pls comment on this after an year so i get to rewatch it again

[@deepmedsing9961]

Difficult, but I will set a reminder for this...speaking of which, you can add this to your watch later playlist and set a reminder on your phone or something

[@glass_live405]

@@deepmedsing9961 thx man i added it to my google calendar

[@ramasparmar1817]

Great to see both of you together

[@manishkukreja4510]

An amazing conversation, thank you 🙏

[@bhaskarmazumdar9478]

What a wonderful podcast listening to two experts and their brilliant analysis