EP-29 | Harsh Vardhan Shringla explains the opportunities and challenges of India’s G20 Presidency

[@Sai_on_youtube]

Honestly, this could be termed as the most valueable podcast series by far. The guests are well established and are on top of their field of study. Well done Smitha Ji. Appreciate your efforts. 🙏

[@mishkarajput1177]

Absolutely 👍

[@AKZ720]

Great to see the diversity of topics and guests who are part of Smita ji's podcast. Gives lot of perspective on India's rising clout. We have definitely come a long way from where S M Krishna read the speech of another country to where we are able to decide who are our partners and who were deal with. Kudos to Dr Jaishankar, Harsh sir and the entire team. Way to go India!!

[@nitinnam]

So aptly put. Such an ocean of change.

[@gourachandradutta3815]

It's exhaustive interaction covering all the aspects of G20 summit in India.... thanks

[@The-rr4xl]

so much clarity of thought, knowledge and so articulate. wasn't even aware that Foreign sec. Shringla dealt with Howdy modi event, it was grand and had great reception in the US,heard it from my cousins who went there to see it. Also, good to know that foreign policy is in hands of highly professional people. getting work done in highly stressful time is testimony of great administrator. Pm Modi and Dr. jaishankar have built a good team indeed.

[@shubhangbahadur7112]

So great to listen from the one and only HV Shringla sir. Oceans of wisdom packed into an hour! ❤

[@ThEEqualizer93]

bhai chalu to hone de interview premiere se pehle hi sbb pta hai wah😂😂

[@rawadosa90210]

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[@abhishekgiri1201]

A gem from darjeeling !! Served the country well!!

[@jovianjollity5244]

Thanks to the ANI team for a very interesting interview with Ambassador Shringla. His insights regarding the changing nature of India's foreign service from the Nehruvian era to the present, speaks to the dynamic nature of the profession in the world of international relations. Wonderful to know from Mr. Shringla that India's views and input, particularly from PM Modi, are actively sought in international fora and that a lot of positive changes in bilateral relations between India and other countries, including the U.S., are sometimes influenced by non traditional channels, such as the personal relationship between leaders, as well as by the role of a country’s overseas community, which in India’s case, is the Indian diaspora in the U.S., in particular. A peek into how Indian diplomats are trained for their role on a larger world stage today ( from the Indian perspective) , as well as the resources dedicated to this, would also be interesting. In the past, one often read that India’s diplomatic corp was always resource-constrained, particularly in comparison with the diplomatic corps of other countries, like those of Western Europe and the U.S Also, how are they trained to reflect and articulate the new de-colonial attitude that is growing in Indian society?.

[@SpeakMusic11]

Nothing worked for me but your podcast worked liked a magic for me in improving my English Smita ji. Please carry on with your podcasts. All these episodes are awesome

[@mrpushpa2]

ANI thank you for inviting and giving platform to such great hidden gems....absolute pleasure to hear to him...laying foundations by such stalwarts in all the departments under the leadership of MODIJI has very bright and prosperous furture for the country

[@nikhilpandey9066]

Interesting sessions from SP , I have completed 5 Episodes in a row... Love from Ireland...

[@Shubham0514]

He is going to be next Foreign Minister of India. (Obviously if Shri S. Jaishankar Ji take voluntary retirement)

[@anildubey7764]

Jaishankar is Jaishankar..No match

[@Shubham0514]

@@anildubey7764 Haan Bhai no match, but banda kabhi to retire hoga na

[@ohboeeboee]

You are right.they work together and works very well together..Mr Shringla I believe us part of the succession plan

[@premiyer]

Wonderful podcast, we see the face of the ministry and our PM when the thing happens but it is people like Mr. Shringla and his team who execute on ground and together as a team they make us proud of how India is growing !!!

[@subratochakravarty3840]

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[@Yuvromu]

Great discussion. What an articulate person. I hope government doesn’t leave him and utilise him in every possible way. Smita ji I really liked how you did wait for your employee to arrange the table and then thank her.

[@reallywicked1]

Really ejjoyed it .Both the interviewer and interviewee were at their best . Please keep it up ! Thank you!

[@deepak-dhankhar]

Seeing Sir in public after so long... feels good! 😄👏👍👍🇮🇳

[@adpaliwal]

Mr Singla has been a very successful diplomat, his tenure has been very challenging , particularly in the light of Covid, change of guard in US. He is an unassuming gentleman and down to earth. Best of luck for him.

[@jupiterkumar1]

Fabulous to hear Mr. Harsh Vardhan's responses to the well covered questions. It's great to look into the level of clarity that our foreign diplomats analytically carry about domestic and international affairs and trends.

[@nitinjoshi6360]

Tnku do much Ani for this wonderful nd divers podcast बहुत ज्यादा मजा आया ,,,, आपसे एक आशा है कि जैसे हमारी सरकाR G 20 KO pure देश में ले जा रही है , ap भी कोशिश करे की हिंदी और क्षेत्रीय भाषाओं में पॉडकास्ट आए ,, जिससे आपके show ki reach pure देश में हो ♥️ lots of love from uttarakhand ANI

[@its-life-a-unique-story]

Feelings and deliberations were inside-interrnal mostly earlier. Now finding expressions loud and clear, that we Indians want too for years .🙏🙏🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬

[@kulyog6626]

That's wrong flag

[@sadanandshivagunde6164]

Loved this podcast 👏

[@sameersagar10]

Thanks ANI team… one of the worthful episodes… got to know so much… Could you please invite Dr. Karan Singh ji on your show (possessing 80 years of experience in public life, HE would be a treasure for your show) Thanks 🙏

[@sundareshanal1849]

The capacity to be imaginative , audacious and stubborn in our pursuance of bold new objectives defines this govt and its adjuncts. It is not clear how it will actually lead to early , tangible outcomes but it will be a discovery process that we will embark on. Do we dare to explore and dive in ? Indeed we do. Spinoffs will always materialise when we persist and refuse to give up and let our shoulders droop. This is an opportunity to play leader and inspire others to look upto us. Sagacity and statesemanship are needed but we sense that we have those attributes in abundant measure.

[@ThEEqualizer93]

nice copy paste 🤡 😂

[@siddharthsharma9283]

Are shashi sir, hi!

[@pathaksahab]

Dear Smita you and your team doing great job. I started liking your podcast series. Certainly their will be few who will see them from different views/Lense but keep doing this. Please call ppl from all walk of life. Even you can think of calling Padma Shri awardees who off late make news those ladies and men's who are not that famous but did fabulous jobs and contributed to nation in their own unique way. call few industrialists who inspires and only few upcoming stars ( avoid charsis from Bollywood and star kids for sure). I mean call those whos life stories inspires and there something to take life lessons from. call group of doctors nurses who did great job in covid as to how was that. Few sportsman as how their other side of glamourous life looks like and all hardship they have done. ... Thank you.

[@arshjordan5455]

Podcast like these with guest as such are allowing common people to peep beyond the iron curtain between Govt/bureaucracy/defence & public.

[@chakradharmahapatra1958]

Without taking away anything from their professional competency, like our EAM Dr Jai Shankar, Mr Harsh Vardhan is such nice gentleman.

[@dt1540]

Seeing you talk, gives more confidence to Indian Youths, Thank You 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🙂

[@HotelGoldenTree]

Keep Rocking Smita with these elaborate and enlightening sessions 👍🏻🎉

[@TheEditingExplorer]

I really love the voice of the host @smithaprakash it feels calm to listen to your voice and also the way you discuss the topics..😇

[@ShowKrishna]

Smita ji, thoda Naveen ji ko bhi questions karne ka chance diya hota! 1. Naveen ji asked about what was Shrungla ji's secret to stay covid negative, you brushed his question away. 2. Naveen ji asked about Mamata ji relationship with Shrungla ji, u dumbed it to CM relationship level. I am pretty sure Shringla ji wud have answered ur question as well while addressing Naveen ji's question 3. I felt nowhere did u take a breath to let Naveen ji also chime in some questions. It was though he was not necessary there. But good points on your side u asked Shringla ji to explain what happened during discussions more than just General and saada responses we get from MEA. I have seen other countries clearly explain responses and what they feel except India who give more of philosophical responses than info on actual talk. So thank u on bringing that up

[@VikashKumar-kw3xy]

First of all thanks Akash bhai... I've trust on you... And just because of your honest review... I feel happy... I went to theatre with my all students of class 10th today.(I am a teacher) And everyone liked it

[@venkatgiridhar]

Excellent

[@dt1540]

More power to you Sir, Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@MossadCIA43]

Really a great podcast with former foreign secy shringla sir

[@kirandeepchakraborty7921]

India is blessed with wonderful diplomats

[@daffodilshaw1998]

Thanks Smita so much.👍🏻

[@rohittripathi1378]

Harsh Vardhan shringla has been Frank on the Trump question and yet diplomatic on all the others. As a upsc aspirant myself I can relate to the motivation to put the foreign service as the first preference

[@BharatKwall]

1-How India is tackling US and Chinese hegemony against UNSC reforms. 2- sir what benefits we have on our sight other than investments?

[@userNotdefined]

News u can get it on twitter, facebook & google too & because of that many news outlets are struggling not just here but across the world. ANI starting this Podcast is a way forward for news outlets to stay relevant.

[@amanj3051]

ANI has become a Favorite now......Thanks SMITA PRAKASH.....

[@Rocean]

"Limited Guest List, Hence not invited them."🤣🤣🤣 That's as diplomatic as it can get. From a seasoned diplomat.

[@jethiya7990]

That was gem 💎 OR you can say it was a respectful BEZZATI

[@technicalstudies.]

Thank you.

[@PC-tz6rw]

Smita, it's the IFS . So maybe we could jump the gun a little . My question is, we have S Jaishankar now, but a decade or maybe earlier , who is on the top rung, groomed to replace him? Are they as competent?

[@KakarotM99]

@krakenthunder7046 one and only teju bhaiya

[@abhigiriRocks]

"knotty" points... You nearly did a Sanjay Raut there!!!

[@kalleshakno5156]

Thank you all for the Grt discussion 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@mayurmrinal7135]

Thanks Ani team for this podcast...much awaited for HVS sir...

[@mahajanratnakar1809]

Very informative about upcoming G 20 summit 👍🙏

[@vinay7401]

This series is "explosive" Smita ji👍 best show.

[@ShakilChaudhary]

Smita Parkash is a charming host. Like so many other people, she uses several thinking that it was a synonym for many. Several means more than two but not many.

[@GauravSingh-21]

Nice to see you sir

[@JiKapoorsahab]

Kindly invite a retired senior IAS officer like a cabinet secretary to show some perspective of how things work in the govt.

[@sadanandshivagunde6164]

Good evening 🙏

[@rahulsahu27may]

Thanks ma'am smita prakash and to your team...These interviews are interesting..Once again thanks

[@gopalsahoo5732]

Madam, U r real press ANI. Jai Bharat.

[@suyogbhandari9800]

Shri Harsh Vardhan. Shingla is my favourite Foreign Secretary. He is a jewel in India's foreign service. After Dr S Jaishankar I think he is the one who could become Foreign Minister or could hold some portfolio in Modi Government after 2024.

[@jcb20072007]

Informative discussion. Thank you singla Saab

[@bhugwansingh5274]

Thank you for inviting Shri HV Shringla - oozes scholarship and admirable diplomacy. FM in the making!!

[@parasshah8135]

this is one of the best administrations that india would have in her history

[@deepakkamble1200]

Please bring our beloved External affairs minister Dr.S.Jaishankar sir

[@sanusam420]

Best interview i have ever seen..

[@sanjeevsharma9618]

ANI: As our country is going to present out culture to the world in G20 presidency year, I urge you to kindly renovate the interiors commensurate with Indian culture

[@ABVS.]

Emperor hirohito incarnate

[@uzochiokeke4328]

maine bhi ye socha tha 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@santusanturohit4832]

He is Half Sikkimese Buddhist and Half Hindu.

[@vivekanandareddychundi5230]

Break down the same content with sub headings like wion. It will be more interesting

[@deepakmenariya8937]

Thanks sir ❤

[@monishkapur945]

WHAT A FANTASTIC AND LEARNED MAN . SUPER GENIUS AND KNOWLEDGEABLE DIPLOMAT. ASTUTE DIPLOMAT. VERY MATURE HUMAN. HIS EXPERIENCE AND PROWESS OF DIPLOMACY WILL BE A HUGE ASSET TO US.

[@mountainousroshan7512]

That Akhand Bharat map. 🇮🇳🦁

[@amoghsawant8486]

Insightful Podcast. Thank you!

[@jaihind5009]

High time INDIA must get permanent UN seat

[@uttamx2016]

We need such officers for the country to boost relationships between countries. His father was Sikkimese

[@kirandeepchakraborty7921]

What a pleasure listening to this Man ⭐

[@faceITnow]

Amazing !!

[@HeyyMayur]

I love to listen professionals

[@Mrbombastic614]

Shringla Sir not even a once glanced at cookies 😅

[@bikramjsbarman7941]

🙏🇮🇳

[@ravichandrakumar1735]

Wonderful

[@zangoz_2693]

Please let the (beat) domain expert journalist ask more questions.. Please let him ask more questions..

[@maitrayeeg3197]

Good to know about the nuances of G20 from the man himself.

[@RadhaKrishna-bo4em]

Your podcasts are one of the best 🙏

[@ankushyadav225]

Nice 💯

[@godfathergoodfella]

Smitha let people finish their statement and don’t cut them off . Please it’s a mature humble request as a listener.

[@AmarMishra-bc7gj]

Please invite our beloved Nitin Gadkari sir

[@SkyLoreking]

thank you for the video madam. please try to interview Abhijit Chavda and Jai Sai Deepak in the same interview along with Abhijit Iyer. it would be the best interview of the year 2023. eagerly waiting

[@arindamdas8028]

Mam., you have not asked how is it to work under Dr.Jaishankar Sir?

[@nandita108009]

what a diplomat he gave away nothing.....university of diplomacy this guy i mean "sir"....happy happy !!

[@user-sy3dg1vk4x]

WISHING A WONDERFUL 💋 AND HAPPY HOLI TO ALL

[@sushamasingh4571]

Please invite gen ved malik

[@mridulsharma7994]

These topical podcasts are a breath of fresh air in the saturated dumbed-down-podcasts market of India. Congratulations.

[@ps-fv5qr]

👌

[@rekhapai6214]

OMG 😮

[@youmusic2023]

Please have Interview with Pushpendra Kulshreshtha

[@narendrapandav5085]

Smitaji you have not touched the imp part of Global south leadership and representation by India,as this is major thrust in G20 summit.

[@loretbiget784]

Please bring Dr. Gaurav Pradhan

[@apurbabhattacharjee6251]

Very nice

[@Old.songs.youtube]

Next foreign minister of India, after dr. s. Jaishankar

[@bharghavatri9487]

7:40 it's 30 th December Smita common

[@pritisandhu4]

Smita, one suggestion...do let your guest finish their sentences and thoughts before you jump in with your next question. Cutting off people in the middle of what they are saying is rather rude. You might get an idea or hit upon a subject you want to explore further as you hear them speak which is okay, but we the audience want to hear what the speaker is saying before we hear your follow--up question. Otherwise, the conversation becomes uneven and less enjoyable.

[@RaviNayyar]

THE MAN HIMSELF!

[@human9512]

❤❤🙏💐🇮🇳

[@rk-ytbe]

🇮🇳

[@GS-by3do]

That's why modi ji is different from other leaders

[@devendramoharir1947]

please bring Devendra Fadnavis and Nitin Gadkari on this podcast

[@RaviNayyar]

Would be great if Smita wouldn't cut off her guests as much.

[@indiapakistanfriends7453]

In an ironic way, Jinnah greatly helped India by keeping the majority of Jihadi population out of India. Without the partition, Muslim population of undivided India would have been 40% of the population. Being ideological and group thinking, Muslims would have pushed jihadi religious politics, which would have greatly hindered India's growth. Therefore, Indians should be greatly thankful to Jinnah for the partition of India. 🙏🏽🇮🇳🙏🏽😊