Sanjeev Sanyal On Building New Bharat | Indian Economy: Past, Present & Future Of India | TRS 339

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[@MAdhawanPRakash]

From our childhood we have been institutionally/socially lead to believe that the following are the reasons why India is still a poor third world country . 1. Indian population is so high - Data analysis: Wrong. Just like gross GDP is a wrong measure for comparing living standard, the gross population is also a wrong metric. Look at population density in wikipedia- India is 32nd, Belgium is at 35, Netherlands is at 29, South Korea is at 25, Taiwan, which is richer and more developed than many european countries is at 20 (!!) 2. India was a poor country after independence, other countries were already rich. Data analysis: Wrong. Just look at per capita GDP growth of the following countries - look at maddison-data-gdp-per-capita and compare countries like Germany and south Korea, even china 3. India has fewer natural resources: Data analysis: Wrong. India has one of the best pool of natural(and human) resources in the world. We can do farming all year around whereas most of the western developed nations need to deal with at least 6 months of winter when no farming is not possible/difficult. 4. Indians are racially inferior(physically and intellectually) Data analysis: Wrong (but even I used to believe it before) If Indians lack anything it is lack of quality education and good food. If both are available, Indians can go any distance (The CEOs/work force of most international companies are full of Indians). Similarly, we are almost #1 in the world in our most popular sport(cricket) and also have been successful in Hockey, Tennis and badminton 5. India has many languages so it's hard to take everyone along and make fast progress: Data analysis: Wrong. The four national languages of Switzerland are German, French, Italian , Romansh, and of course English, in susch a small country. They may have cultural issues due to the Language factor but it did not hamper economic development

[@swatibanerjee1407]

Already downloaded

[@ShubhamK779]

When the roads of 18 Cr per km tender will be paid at the cost of 250 Cr per km then I don't think 90 + Cr of the people could survive. Allahabadiya is also getting paid from it.

[@nidhijain6567]

Super Episode !!!!Sanjeev sanyal a gem for our Nation

[@nanitachopra3497]

Fantastic and most illuminating

[@rumi8481]

When the advisors are so intellectually and philosophically rich and brutally honest towards their own work no one can stop our country to grow at a constant rate..glued to these podcasts.

[@un-karnish2967]

@@rajaspandey1219 People who use the word Andhbhakt are the most illiterate bunch. When someone doesn't have a countering argument, one uses such words. Indian liberal people think being liberal alone is sufficient to being intelligent. Just calling people bhakt and running away with low iq comments doesn't help much.

[@Dacro]

​@@rajaspandey1219No wonder the non andhbhakts got nothing to do except to look out for other non andhbhakts in KZbin comments.

[@chaandbahuguna1556]

Good 👍👍

[@tatakae9102]

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[@AnmolSingh-rx5ms]

​​@@rajaspandey1219Bhai Kam se kam Pappu Bhakt to nhi hote Modi fans. 😂😂😂😂,

[@prikalpanda7864]

*Modiji has selected REAL JEWELS in his Advisory Committee [PMO]. I feel these guys r truly serving the Nation in their own way. HINDUSTAN ZINDABAD.*

[@meenakshiviyer9239]

Thanks we need more guidance to young Indians to empower Bharat

[@denishvaghasiya9029]

Not a hindustan it's Bharat

[@DS-ux9ld]

It doesn't matter how good his advisors are if Modi doesn't listen to their advice, or doesn't have the guts to reform the economy.

[@cosmos1487]

@@DS-ux9ldlike literally whole podcast he talked about how they planned and solved problems both advisors and government teaming up

[@DS-ux9ld]

@@cosmos1487 he's talking about very small scale process reforms. This Govt has done nothing in terms of big reforms.

[@siddheshdaphane2932]

"Growth is not inevitable; growth is earned". One of the best lessons for the young generation.

[@OK-vh2xp]

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[@charucooks]

If he's in board to create new NCERT books, I'm sure the new generation is in very good hands! Finally, so satisfying to see capable people handling important government positions!

[@mahisharma8394]

If so please include meditation in studies for good character person

[@honor6x912]

BTW what was wrong with the textbooks of NCERT that u want to change other than history! They have the best physics chemistry biology Mathematics and general science and geography books I have ever read...infact I too studied NCERT books as a student..and I can bet we stand way above from rest of the crowd in our knowledge

[@amoghaudupa]

Sanjeev Sanyal sir is a gem of Bharat!!! In a world where leftist historians try to distort history to suit their propaganda, Sanjeev Sanyal, Meenakshi Jain, J Sai Deepak are here to tell the truth and protect Dharma!!!! Bharat Mata ki Jai 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@nikhildeshmukh6221]

Don't compare Sanjeev sanyal, Kapil Kapoor, sushma swaraj (atal Bihari Vajpayee wala hindutva) with sanatani radical fundamentalists like Sai Deepak, pushpendra kulshrestha Sanjay dixit (yogi adityanath wala hindutva)

[@ShubhamK779]

Atal Bihari Vajpayee asked Modi to resign from his CM post after Godhara kand. Lal krishna Advani, Sushma Swaraj, Venkaiya Naidu, Arun Jaitley and other leaders stood against Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Modi divided the BJP internally and did the same with the country.

[@vasusingh2475]

@@nikhildeshmukh6221How do you explain that these guys are radical?

[@vasusingh2475]

@@ShubhamK779 The country has always been divided. BJP is just fueling it, not that BJP "created" fissures, they simply exploited already existing ones. P.S: I am not defending BJP, just telling the truth. I had to clear this, because if I don't people will bombard "Bhakt card" on me just for telling the truth.

[@Maharana_Sangha]

@@ShubhamK779 1.😁😁Par mujhe toh Bharat ka rise dikh rha hai Modi ke under. 2.Aap itne hypocrites kyu ho?

[@rajeshagarwal3211]

I am a Software Engineering Executive in Silicon Valley, California. These two episodes were so enlightening, I plan to rewatch because I am sure there’s a lot more than I grasped. I loved how he was able to draw from our ancient wisdom.

[@mallikaputta3832]

I am a 54 years old home maker ,listening to your podcast by doing my cooking. Really it is an amazing, enlightening, educating myself to the current affairs of this world. And also came to know great personalities,experts in different fields. Thank you very much to Ranbeer.

[@PritaShetty1771]

😂😂 same here. I love listening to podcasts while in kitchen cooking or otherwise. 👍👍Same age group too.

[@leenarpillai5661]

Same with me. Only thing Iam a teacher and a homemaker.

[@PritaShetty1771]

@@leenarpillai5661 woow that's great I too am a teacher.

[@neetarao4563]

Me too ! 52. Teacher . Listen to him while commuting to work and kitchen work. Love you very much Ranveer !

[@PritaShetty1771]

@@neetarao4563 Beautiful We all can be good influencers into guiding our students towards facts.

[@YogeshaKS]

I am amazed how many times he quotes Koutilya's Arthashastra and connects the principles to today's policy decisions. Thanks for this great interview. It's indeed a life lesson I took out of this ; "Keep on building better version of yourself and thus, you will be able to wither any uncertain situations to make progress"

[@Sunnypad]

Thank you Modiji, for bringing this gem back from Singapore and giving him a meaningful role. 🙏🙏🙏

[@kunalmankad3438]

The great part of Sanjeev Sanyal is accepting the problem and give multidimensional solutions. In every industries, there is always incremental change to reach the ultimate goals. Its nice to hear govt is doing the same. Good show Ranveer 👏

[@join2manish]

Sanjeev Sanyal is currently a member of the Economic Advisory Council of the Prime Minister, and Secretary to Government of India. He was the Principal Economic Adviser to the Finance Minister for five years till February 2022. His son is a sports person Thank you for this wise one again

[@nirrmanchoudhury7248]

The current dispensation is excellent in bringing or providing exposure to right talent at right place also at right time 👌

[@jeevan88888]

How old is his son?

[@abhishekchavhan2018]

Why you have long hair like a girl? 😂 Are you Manish or Manisha? 😂😂😂

[@kevaldeo6381]

This podcast "NEEDS" to be dubbed in Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Kannada, and more Indic languages.

[@keerthikumarc5894]

ಹೌದು ಬ್ರದರ್ ..yes brother

[@MedhamshMaringanti]

Agreed 💯

[@AjayKumar-mm1fn]

Agree 100%…

[@Rajbala-c8o]

Ai se ho jaega.

[@souravsekharmandal7685]

And please do it in Bengali translation, kolkata was murdered and it's a dead crop we are living in .. please please do a Bengali translation for the youth of bengal

[@ravindraharsoor3460]

Sanyal is smartest, nicest and most patriotic at the same time gentle and very likable guy. Delighted to read all of his Books

[@sagarmahajan2886]

"Tax collection should be more like a bee collecting honey, not impacting flowers much in fact helping its growth." The more we explore our ancestors the more we get amazed with the level of their understanding at that time!!!

[@itsover9008]

Truly! I want to consume our scriptures like Vedas, Gita and Upanishads and the writings of great personalities like Chanakya and Kautilya, Ashoka etc. There's so much to absorb that we aren't aware of.

[@abhaykumarpal_]

Loved Sanjeev Sir's take on "Swades" helping model. Basically he wanted to say "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him fora lifetime"

[@DPPD1112]

Exactly!! Distribution of freebies will never serve the purpose!!

[@sujithbosch]

Exactly!! Empower to do things on their own.

[@aryabhushanbajpai]

I'm myself a student of Economics, Finance, History... and the way Sanjeev sir explains them is too relatable, easy to understand and still in detail, covering aspects.... Please get him back asap for more indept conversation!

[@gumaste1]

This podcast is a Masterclass to learn the art of 'growing in New Bharat'. Also a masterclass to develop right mindset to be a citizen of 'samruddh Bharat'. Many thanks Shree. Sanjeev Sanyal for this much needed podcast ❤️. I'll share this with all the teenagers I know and Bharatiya who are in their early 20s. It's a must listen podcast for them.

[@radhikak9385]

Yr opinion on Raghav Chanda podcast pls😅

[@ikay1966]

Mr Sanyal happens to be a distant cousin of mine and obviously I am proud of him . He comes from a family of Freedom fighters . ❤

[@Bulletjk02]

Yaar he is more popular as a historian rather than economist.He is a bestselling historians.He has written history books on history of Indian Geography from Pangea to 1947.He demolished Devdutt patnaik in a debate last week on India Today about the history of name Bharat.He destroyed leftist historians on Aryan Invasion,Ashokan rule through facts He is among 15members who are going to decide new school textbooks syllabus

[@joymascarenhas3491]

Our textbooks are regularly distorted by the powers that be! It will be so, if this man works for bjp Party! When did this ‘get- rich’ kid begin interviewing bjp entities? His questions to selected politicians were immature and pathetic! Hope he understands what this ‘intellectual’ is conveying!

[@sweet_misery]

​@@joymascarenhas3491examples of the pathetic questions please. Genuinely want to know.

[@ShubhamK779]

@@sweet_misery let's discuss on the step taken by Unacademy for Karan Sangwan, Ashoka University for Professor Sabyasachi Das and numerous other reporters who asked root based questions from these uneducated pathetic ministers when they discussed their logical and genuine research work/questions. Why did they lose their jobs? Is this a democratic country? I understand modi has every right to run from questions being a culprit but why the voice of root based challenges are being buried?

[@nayanjyotidas4676]

Proud of him

[@abhijitroy6778]

​@@joymascarenhas3491dont worry inclusion of the crualties of era broadly... Will be a big successs

[@AnkitRoyAR]

“Flexibility will always beat grand plans.” - words of wisdom to note down

[@blackmamba9950]

Yep, the world is too complex to have fool proof plans. You need the system to be flexible to absorb sudden changes

[@preethabalakrishnan2524]

"SUCCESS- To be able to deal with the future as it happnes and not it necessarily about life the way you want it be". ...Resilence, felxibility and ability to work hard under the circumstances you are will always beat the ability to come up with grand plans"...🙂..Too good...Thank you beerbiceps and Mr Sanjeev Sanyal sir...amazing podcast.

[@Ihavegotnewsforyou]

How Lucky of Bharat to have a chief economic advisor as Sanjeev Sanyal to the PM.Right of him to say that Economic growth is to be earned.Very realistic episode.Very right about judiciary -needs to be fixed Mr Sanyal is Brilliant as always and he is sound with judgements with no jingoism. One of the most knowledgable Man in India.

[@kishorekhot]

In the end I want to see an economy generating real jobs and not just charity… well said Sanjeev Sanyal 👍

[@areenparashar5896]

Best line …businesses in the name of NGOs or so called charity

[@muskanvishnoi4630]

The "Swades, the NGOish point was such an eye opener!" loved the podcast!

[@pratishpreman]

Man, what a discussion. Just fell in love with Mr Sanjeev Sanyal. Absolutely thrilled that these are the people who are driving India ahead with their vision. We need more such people. And hope you can get more such luminaries in future episodes ❤

[@kbmnair2182]

When a visionary leader moves forward his mission would get naturally shouldered and supported by able and efficient brains to achieve the objectives. This is what I am able to know from this discussion.

[@rishikaraj3713]

So, I didn't have watched the first part but after watching this episode I must say that after S Jaishankar sir who I personally admire so much for his diplomatic ability to think and put everything in a certain way, Sanjeev sir will be one of the persons who I admire a lot & from whom I learn so many things. I personally want to thank Ranveer sir and the whole team of TRS to do this podcast. thank you very much.

[@mountainheight]

Everybody around modi ji is co confident and clear visioned 👍

[@stotloorker]

He identified and recruited talented people and surrounded himself with abundance knowledge

[@6732VK]

No. This duffer says everything is Priority. The How do you focus

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

I hope the dot alliance comes to power. I would love to see the country crumble but our international image will get a new makeover. I hope i will be outside this country to witness it.

[@gourigo7142]

सही कहा👍

[@somnathbiswas07]

Just like demonetisation

[@amitanand29]

Very few people know that he is Grand nephew of revolutionary Sachindra Sanyal. Sanjeev’s book ‘Revolutionaries’ is mind blowing and I keep recommending the book to everyone.

[@shriphani]

Sanjeev is extremely well-spoken and a quality statesman - love all his range of projects from history to economics. Hope he gets to shine in gov.

[@mdmmadhatter]

Sanjeev Sanyal's are the only TRS podcasts I listen till the end and then repeat. Most articulate Indian polymath of our times. Love the way he combines so many branches of knowledge and communicates so simply, easy enough for anyone to understand. Please keep bringing more of economics series with Sanjeev. Next podcast topic request: NEP, semi conductor plans in India and economic corridor with Arab and EU. Thank you

[@siddhanttawar8615]

For IMEC you can look out for pavneet singh IMEC ,u will get good understanding for that...and now connect that topic with hamas and Israel ongoing tension along with role of saudi in this situation.....

[@pushpendusinha]

If Mr Sanyal start teaching in colleges or Universities then Math or Physics students and students from Comparative Literature Dept. will be present in Economics Class . Its a privilege 🙏

[@Dipanjana666]

Exactly what I was thinking 😊

[@tryit2136]

Yeah I think dat would be great..i mean simple record the lecture and make it access to all institutes

[@Fese5]

Wonder why an intellectuals instead of sitting on top to run the Govt ends up working under Highschool dropouts students. We must come out from this system and if people like sit on top official position and do without limitation of power. I'm sure India will be ahead of all Nation.

[@DilipKumar-oo5sb]

I felt crying at the end of this podcast, so emotional…Thanks man for bringing this gems to the show.

[@varunkhugshal9049]

😂😂 cry? What for?

[@lightyagami5760]

You are mentally ill

[@AjeetSingh_Indic]

I feel, major Universities must invite Sanjeev sir for atleast one lecture. The way he make things very simple is commendable. Looking forward sir to meet you in person at Pondicherry Letfest.

[@utkarshraj4335]

He came to our college some months ago but sadly I am out of college then

[@Totan777x]

They actually do, foreign countries

[@aandjain8274]

So well thought out & properly explained.. very rarely we get to hear a bengali speaking like this. A pole apart from Amartya Sen. We need more & more ppl like Mr Sanyal.

[@shouvikroy3178]

You are watching wrong kind of bengalis. Go through the history of modern Enlightenment of India

[@mansidoshi215]

Podcast that was worth the sequel! Cant get enough of Sanjeev Sir! His reiteration of disregarding the myopic view really gets drilled in you, his ability to simplify complex aspects is just amazing, Kudos to you Ranveer to mine such a knowledgeable brain, just that it felt he had to repeat & over-simplify a lot of things this time...

[@saurabhgour]

Thanks Ranveer. Great podcasts. Hope I get to hear more about startup ecosystem. a. Is there a simple guideline that will allow many more people to start entrepreneurship? b. Can we have basic courses for the young and the old on how to start the startups? c. Will the idea work if we have a 50M people in India doing startups and employing around 10 people each? Basically to cover half a billion population. c. What are the value added sectors where people can invest time and thoughts so we can bring maximum ROI on the time and efforts invested. Can such a bulletin be published by government? d. Can we have a refirm prioritized on education? Basically quality of education in several schools other than top schools to make the kids competent for the future of work? e. Can we have more advanced R&D institutions in India for promoting science and technology to the next levels. Like US funds this across the universities.

[@pranjalvats46]

Mind Blown... Every time I listen to Sanjeev Sanyal, it awakens me from within, fills me with an indescribable zeal, immense optimism. Thanks Ranveer and team. ❤

[@meharmira]

Ranveer you are doing GOD’s work. This is exactly what I want to learn about. I grew up “bookishly” excellent at Economics as a subject but THIS IS PURE GOLD. How lucky we are to hear this from someone who’s an expert! Brilliant. Love from Seattle!

[@adityarao8570]

I just admire how much positivity sanveev sir brings in his conversations. Amazing thought process and clarity. These are the kind of visionary people India needs!

[@Unusual1818]

I'm glad that the reforming judiciary is talked about. I have said that without reforming the judiciary and enforcing timely contracts, growing to the next level is impossible.

[@gautamichalke3627]

Hey Ranveer... I really wonder how you are so much involved into the podcast... I mean I have never seen any host who is equally so much involved in all segments..be it the spiritual, entertainment or geopolitical. So proud of all the efforts you take in getting out the best from the guests. Load of love and light. Miles to go!!! 👍🙏

[@malviyain]

Ranveer is an Engineer, do I have to say anything more😊

[@ShubhamK779]

@@malviyain Berozgari charam seema pe hai.

[@sumanrao1739]

Oh really? Have you watched Lallantop, Dhruv Rathee, RealHit?

[@neelubhandari9085]

Just improve your accent please. 🙏🏼

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

​@@ShubhamK779Wo toh Teri 40+ plus comment se dikh Raha hai. Itna spam kuyn kar raha hai puncture wala shop se nikal diya ? Ya apni abbu ko bitha Diya udhar ?

[@vjraghavan1]

sanjeev sir .... I have a fan in me for life, a man crush like Ranveer.... you have been under the radar for a long... you are very inspiring. ...please share your insight as and when your time allows. wish you all good health... respect you are our pride jai hind

[@aviraljanveja5155]

Felt so proud to see a Bharti taking examples from Bharti history and Sanskrit knowledge systems to give context and direction to contemporary Bharat's economic policies.

[@bandekarameya]

Best thing about him is he doesn't market himself as a speaker by painting a rosy picture or giving impractical motivation, he talks about it in a way as real at it gets

[@deblinadeb2933]

Thanks for having him back. Bring him back many more times, we not only learn about economics but also we learn about new perspectives of life. How can we make it better.

[@dharmeshpatel74]

The way this heavy topic explained with example and in simplest understandable language by Sandip Sanyal is extraordinary. Hats off. Please do more podcast with him.

[@akashthakkar3539]

I love how learned this guy is.. not just theoretically, but in application and practice.. kudos for the genius of not overpumping the Indian supply and thus overpumping imports when the world demand is falling. That's brilliance.. and it was you who suggested that. Thank you for your expertise sir..

[@sampatel7744]

Very knowledgeable podcast. Watching from Atlanta USA. Future is very bright for my beloved motherland. I watch your podcast on regular basis and enjoy them while learning lot of life lessons and spirituality.

[@nirrmanchoudhury7248]

Wow - huge macroeconomics in crisp brilliant micro podcast .... Sanjeev sanyal is one of the Navratans in current dispensation 👌 thanks ranveer for bringing him and yes 198 more podcasts to go from this gem of a person....

[@varunkhugshal9049]

Who are other 8?

[@upasanabandyopadhyay5385]

Love you Ranveer bro.... you managed to get this legend in your show twice! Such a personality he is... and how spontaneously this episode went!

[@shubhamjamwal5284]

Sanjeev sanyals history books and lectures are eye opening. Maybe do a history podcast with him next.

[@KineticsBhubaneswar-jh8xj]

Lovely. It's amazing how you get these legends to the show. This guy is an encyclopedia. One will be even more awestruck to know his family background. Also as a personality... A guy who's a black belt in Taekwondo... Practical guy who relishes cuisines across the globe, a top notch corporate hero & now part of the leadership team driving Bharat to the position that it was historically. I'm a fan. So nice you got him here and so many fantastic perspectives one get everytime you listen to him. Thanks so much Allahabadia ji :-)

[@entertainmentt_club]

Seeing such intellectuals working as a think tank for our country, makes youth like us driven enough to work hard and be a resource to the country as they are. As a student who is a learner, I would like Sanjeev Sanyal sir, to touch upon the problems in the bureaucracy and what is the potential of youth giving in their insights and learning from the big advisers and also, how an adult can contribute to these think tanks ( in the form of working under them or be an intern for the learning part).

[@BradnerArchives]

I work in fiscal turnaround here in US with communities here whose economies were purposefully destabilized for the past 200 years. I LOVED this interview so much. So much wisdom. Inspiring to say the least. Thank you! 198 more interviews needed with Mr. Sanyal!!! 😂

[@Sargam_attri]

One of the most insightful episodes of TRS, in terms of how a common people of this country can look at the economic side. Its a treat to listen to Sanjeev Sanyal and ofcourse Ranveer, the way you take the conversations forward is growing with each episode. Loved all your spiritual as well as political episodes. Kudos to the TRS team, looking forward to more such podcasts.👍🏻👍🏻

[@themillennialchico]

I really feel happy when guests come back on the show & the reason behind is you, your aura, your studio, your house, your team & your community who asks you to call this guests again & all this guests are really great guests because they all have decided to share knowledge through podcasts with all of us. Loving your blueclues ❤❤

[@beerbiceps]

Love love ❤

[@MAdhawanPRakash]

From our childhood we have been institutionally/socially lead to believe that the following are the reasons why India is still a poor third world country . 1. Indian population is so high - Data analysis: Wrong. Just like gross GDP is a wrong measure for comparing living standard, the gross population is also a wrong metric. Look at population density in wikipedia- India is 32nd, Belgium is at 35, Netherlands is at 29, South Korea is at 25, Taiwan, which is richer and more developed than many european countries is at 20 (!!) 2. India was a poor country after independence, other countries were already rich. Data analysis: Wrong. Just look at per capita GDP growth of the following countries - look at maddison-data-gdp-per-capita and compare countries like Germany and south Korea, even china 3. India has fewer natural resources: Data analysis: Wrong. India has one of the best pool of natural(and human) resources in the world. We can do farming all year around whereas most of the western developed nations need to deal with at least 6 months of winter when no farming is not possible/difficult. 4. Indians are racially inferior(physically and intellectually) Data analysis: Wrong (but even I used to believe it before) If Indians lack anything it is lack of quality education and good food. If both are available, Indians can go any distance (The CEOs/work force of most international companies are full of Indians). Similarly, we are almost #1 in the world in our most popular sport(cricket) and also have been successful in Hockey, Tennis and badminton 5. India has many languages so it's hard to take everyone along and make fast progress: Data analysis: Wrong. The four national languages of Switzerland are German, French, Italian , Romansh, and of course English, in susch a small country. They may have cultural issues due to the Language factor but it did not hamper economic development

[@mukundumarji496]

R bhai u have one dedicated fan for sure

[@beenachetti8927]

Wow!!! What a discussion? I am a home maker of 50 years old and feel in love with the show and big thank you beerbiceps for such kind of intellectual podcasts

[@shivk.6498]

You make it look so easy and perfect but the hardwork behind seems to be crazy....no doubt that you ask to the point questions...its all your experiences and consistency and of course your thrist for knowledge..💯✨️

[@ratuldas4347]

One thing is surely visible in the Modi govt. - individuals are very wisely chosen in order to deliver and lead their respective arena. The success is inevitable if there is 'Team work' in place. Thoroughly enjoyed the podcast! Sanjeev Sanyal sir - Kudos!

[@counterpoint9260]

you meAN like jay shah for BCCI?

[@SM-jv4rw]

Sanjeev is just wonderful to listen to, thanks Ranveer ❤.

[@the_bhartiya_spirit]

He is Gem of Bharat 🇮🇳🚩..... supreme bless him 🕉️🚩

[@hsthast7183]

Sanjeev is an intellectual in the truest terms.

[@6732VK]

Oh really

[@hsthast7183]

@@6732VK yep

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

​@@6732VKHe is more educated than your ten generations can hope to achieve. So, don't come at me calling you an idiot for questioning his credential. I also know the next thing you are gonna say is "Bhakt" because that's your literacy.

[@reasoningstuff3888]

Although I never heard of this guest before, this is one of the best episodes ever.

[@varanasichefsassociation8006]

He is a true gem thank God we have economic advisor like him 🚩🙏🏻🇮🇳❤️

[@kishan88kg]

Definitely one of the best economist i have ever heard.. looking forward for those reamining 198 podcasts.. I m ambitious to hear from him again😊

[@vanlalzapichhangte8653]

In my oppinion Dr. ManmohanSingh is the bestd Economist in our country India

[@vaidehij1]

Another amazing episode. Such brilliance this entire team is. You cannot rehearse intelligence. There is immense brain in all this braun that Modi Government has. Just loving all this mind brewing and evolution of India through it. 🇮🇳

[@rajkrishna4556]

In fact Congress has a policy of criminalising economic activities or doing business since the very beginning of its occupation of Bharat.

[@nanshi8296]

In every podcast their is some extraordinary knowledge which we need it is very helpful for the students as well as non-students all credit goes to brother raveer thanks brother❤❤❤

[@sugandhashekhar5928]

Sanjeev sanyal sir doing a good job. As a teacher I appreciate his attempt to simplify things. An wonderful podcast

[@arijitnaskar8151]

Sanjeev Sanyal..scholar par excellence....he is treasure house of knowledge.....❤

[@rajeshchaudhry5073]

Thanks for having Mr Sanyal back on the show.....few more such people in GOI like him who have holistic approach to the issues, we might soon be talking India being Ist or 2nd economy.

[@pranavgandhiprojects]

I am feel so blessed when I see so smart people like Sanjeev Sanyal sir working in the government for us people of the country. Blessed and thankyou sir for everything you have done!

[@orginyigam732]

This podcast was an absolute eye opener... amidst a swamp of political mudslinging fest that is going on right now.. it is so refreshing to finally listen to things in such a simplistic and honest manner... This single podcast taught me so much more on Indian economy than eight years of news debates... ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@theaveragesinger]

Can listen to this man, 'on and on'. Beautifully articulated sentences. Confident. Inspiring. Just a treat to watch. Thank RA.🙌

[@mihirk28]

Thanks

[@monikavarma4]

Sanjeev Sanyal rocks! He is awesome.His depth of knowledge and understanding is enchanting.

[@bhikariman-sigmamale]

Bring him more. I love his speeches, interviews, podcasts.❤

[@gp20]

Every word coming out of this persons mouth is pure gold! Thanks for this podcast Ranveer! 👌🏻

[@swathi5706]

Hey Ranveer, I saw the talk show you did with Dr Alok Sharma. I myself being a medical aspirant seeing such a podcast is so exciting and motivating! Such gem of doctors exist in our country and are quite determined to help and cure people no matter what, is just wow! Here I would like to mention and request you to invite a doctor from Tamilnadu to your show. It will be a great talk. About the doctor: Dr. Salai Jaya Kalpana is a Siddha doctor from Tamilnadu. She has discovered or rather put together the ancient mudra therapy to medical experiments and have proven it to work scientifically! She is also a pioneer to have done this and has given it a name called the "Siddha Mudra". She is such a knowledgeable person and will have so many things to share. I insist you to convince and bring her to the show. I would love to see her talk here and the fam is going to love it as well! Cheers!

[@klanjan]

Most insightful episode I’ve watched! Damn, I didn’t know the impact a ruling govt can have. How far we’ve come in this short period as a result of reforms is unbelievable. I’m so gonna vote this time and make sure the right govt is in place. The congress really ruined everything for us for so long indeed, lol.

[@adithyachintalapati6851]

one thing that is very clear is that even bureaucrats appointed by the current government are very 'Bharatiya' at heart. The examples he quoted about Shukracharya, Brihaspati and Chanakya and how he related them to modern day economics is awesome.

[@robertdjr0]

He is historian also

[@geetaynk265]

Loved this episode, gives knowledge about economy and how things are done around us. I wish these episodes are available in regional languages so that a common man who is not exposed to English would be able to understand.

[@personal_travel_diary7203]

Nice example of nalanda and defence. How both are equally important .👍

[@swetz99]

I never comment on videos. I often just hit the Like button and move on. But i find myself forced to comment and thank you for bringing such amazing guests and content out lately. I've learnt so much from these podcasts, especially the ones with Sanjeev sir.

[@RealWokeInsaan]

I am glad people like him are leading my country

[@gopalathreya]

Following Sanjeev Sanyal for the past 7 years. One thing he reiterates time and again is the unpredictability factor in all human activities and the way successful businesses adapt and change course. This message has to be taken out to the last man who struggles in life so that he will get the knowledge that life will turn to his side one day and that he needs to the focusseed on what is best for him, instead of trying to get a tailor made solution. Thank you Ranveer

[@pj-nz6nm]

Today i became little bit more wise and smart, learned how to think, how to question my own believes. People like sanjeev sanyal, anand rangnathan, j s deepak, s gurumurthy are gems of india.

[@sankhadeepdas5851]

Nothing to say. Truly amazing. Thank you so much both

[@PrakashBettadapur]

Fantastic interview with Sanyalji. He is absolutely right on ALL the points. Glad he is helping to lead the country!! Looking for the next 198 interviews with him!!

[@somenmohanty6460]

Sanjeev Sanyal is really brilliant and cogent at the same time❤❤❤

[@neelavbarai7088]

Sanyal Sir's advice on flexibility and resilience really clicked with me. He is correct that things don't go as per the grand vision every time.

[@sonalib9404]

Every episode gets better Ranveer! Kudos. It's inspiring to see the people at the top/helm being so clear and articulate with their vision and more importantly, it's implementation. Economics or not, every Indian should watch this episode.

[@Ashutosh-2512]

Coincidentally, I watched his last episode yesterday. And after watching these two episodes he really changed the way of my thinking and my whole perspective.

[@Nationalist04]

Mr Jaishankar , Mr Ashwini Vaishnav , Mr Sanjeev Sanyal and also Mr Arindam Bagchi Amazing intellectual people , proud of them.

[@kforkaruna]

Sanjeev sir, you are a gem❤️ thank you for your contribution for bharat

[@bhavana._]

" In the end you want the economy which is generating REAL JOBS and not CHARITY".....this is when I knew our economy is in the safe hands👍

[@counterpoint9260]

just bhaashan nothing else

[@bajrangdal2.025]

​​@@counterpoint9260 beta kaam chal raha hai nahi to 7.6% GDP growth nahi hota aur GDP growth kise badhta hai jab country ke log jada paisa kharcha karne lag jaye aur log kab paisa kharcha karte hai jab logo ke pass paisa hota hai aur logo ke pass paisa kaisa ata hai jab logo ko rojgar milta hai to simple baat yah hai ki logo ko rojgar mila hai to tum Gandhi media ya godi media ke chakar mai mat pado khud se research karo🙏😊

[@cookiemonsta6074]

Sanjeev Sanyal is simply AMAZING!!! A National Treasure!!

[@akshitbhatnagar7348]

Sanjeev sir has an emerging depth knowledge of economics with respect to history.. I love this new to gain and lovable podcast of Sanjeev sir. A person like him must be an asset for our indian economy...Thank u so much ranveer bhaiya to bring such a podcast on TRS...

[@hasshah1276]

Sanjeev Sanyal - what a brilliant thinker - someone who does not believe in absolute and deterministic outcomes - but someone who believes in taking actions, and being flexible, by making necessary course adjustments along the Journey. Sanjeev - a person with a lot of Common Sense, which sadly is not so common.