BRICS Summit 2024 #brics

In this podcast, Kushal speaks with Abhijit Chavda about the BRICS Summit 2024 and the road ahead for India as far as geopolitics is concerned.

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Twitter: @AbhijitChavda

#brics #worldnews #indiacanada
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00:00:00 - intro
00:01:58 - BRICS 2024
00:07:47 - American Approach
00:30:30 - President Trump Returns?
00:38:33 - Indian defense
01:12:00 - QnA

[Jyotirmay]

I am dying to see Abhijit Chavda and Anand Ranganathan talking about geopolitics together

[pranaypaul]

Excellent discussion with Abhiit sir as always!! I'm glad this conversation happened today. Thank you.

[williamfredericton]

Thank you for explaining such complex issues in such a simple manner. You make it very easy for even the most novice of viewers to u derstand complex issues. The way you explain complex geopolictcs in such a simple manner makes it easy for all viewers to understand what is happening in the geopolitical spgets. You use such simple terms to explain even the most convoluted of issues that every one of your viewers can figure out what you are saying. Your choice of words to explain such complicated topics is so good that even someone who is new to the world of geopolitics can know how things work. Thank you for the amazing efforts you put into explaining such heavy subjects that you make is light and easy to understand. Your mannerisms and intuitive way of explaining issues is such that everyone can understand what is being said. Thank you Abhijeet.

[bharatavarsha]

Commenting for the reach ❤
Great insights by Abhijit ji as always ❤

[AshishSingh-tqfd]

19:16 Another point is, India is not geographically encircled the way China is geographically encircled with choke points of its vital trade routes that US can cut off at its will. So, US wouldn't like to see India to become a beast the size of China in the first place which can't be tamed in the absence of geographical barriers.

[anonymous.indian__]

01:02:00 from here. Kushal agree with ur solutions. GOVT SHOULD DO THE NEEDFUL

[proudindian]

So many people leaving Punjab desperately to enter Usa illegally is not only for job.but future of their kids as Punjab is in critical state-depleting water, cancer spreading pesticides, employment and drug crisis etc

[eespn]

U$ targeting india public thru amazon and Netflix content, anti india actor actress getting contract thru these platforms, hybrid war ON

[ShubhamSingh-cydz]

I personally think America want India to grow, but they want India to behave like a vessal state like Japan, South korea. America want a strong vessal state which they can use against China.

[acesib]

Kushal's measures that he suggested viz a viz Canada were excellent. Must be done ASAP. Do this for Aussie Indians too. Saying this as an Aussie Indian.

[fangzhou]

Thank you very much for this candide and interesting dialogue. I learned a lot indeed.

[khosrowanushirwan]

This video's title should be Brics 2024(But its mostly Canada).

[colleenmcfarland]

Excellent discussion, I learned much, thank you,

[lokeshgautam]

I have been following abhijit chavda for a while and this guy does makes sense, he predicted the Bangladesh situation year back and it Excatly happened word by word

[sudev.]

Jawan lardke Eric Garcetti se duur rhe.. Abhijeet ko tho 50 meter duur rkhna.. Garcetti ka record kuch accha nhi hai..😂😂 if u know u know

[ThePkShow-in]

I rate the dance of eric garchette 6/9

[AbcXyz-hmcu]

India is growing its capabilities with a good intent. However what Americans are afraid was that intent can change anytime. Like what happened with China. Toh pehle se hi daba ke rakho.

[ramkrishnabhat]

I think US wants India to grow as counter to China and also to get profits on their investments but they also want to contain India and have more control over our policies. I think the apparant coercion is because they are not finding enough levers to push around in India. They must want a economically strong India but with a weak sovereignty which they can push around.

[krishnaats]

US supported China and invested even during the times when China clearly held these ambitions. They want to reap the benefits of India growing, for as long as it lasts.

[bharatiy-dharm]

Yaar कभी deftalks वाले भाई को भी बुलाओ 0:52