Why Pakistan’s Democracy has Failed | Prime Minister Problem - 1971 War Story:Tilak Devasher TRS 351

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In this episode of The Ranveer Show, we welcome again Tilak Devasher, an author, and a retired Special Secretary, Cabinet Secretariat of the Government of India. He is currently serving as a National Security Advisory Board (NSAB) member and a consultant for Vivekanand International Foundation. He is the author of three widely known books based on Pakistan; ‘Pakistan: Courting the Abyss’ (December 2016), ‘Pakistan: At the Helm’ (July 2018), and ‘Pakistan: The Balochistan Conundrum’ (July 2019).

This episode was about decoding the complete history of Pakistan post-independence. We talked about various aspects of Pakistan and the mindset of people there. Tilak sir dwelled upon the leadership of Muhammad Ali Jinnah & Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and how they changed the dynamics of Pakistan. He further talks about the 1971 War and decodes Pakistan's geopolitical narrative.

This was an in-depth conversation about the India and Pakistan partition. We also talked about the Pakistan's history post-independence. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did and tell us your opinions in the comments!

(0:00) - Tilak Devasher x Ranveer Allahbadia begins
(4:13) - All about Muhammad Ali Jinnah & Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
(19:14) - His view on Pakistan in the 60s
(27:26) - About 1971 War
(32:24) - Pakistan's History
(44:48) - Pakistan's political leaders
(58:00) - Thank you for watching

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[starzee]

Tilak sir had come to my school as a chief guest in 2018. Absolutely loved his speech and I'm very excited excited to listen to this podcast. Thank you ranveer, for bringing such amazing guests!🎉

[biprareigns]

The amount of sufferings the Bengali Hindus & Punjabis have suffered because of these radical islamists is beyond explanation !!
I still remember my grandmother telling me how Hindus were butchered during direct action day & Noakhali riots !!
These jihadis are still the same today & way worse !!

[tarass]

Jinnah not knowing about the violence that will take place is an absolute joke. He knew exactly how violent his Muslim brothers could be. There were plenty of regular examples of that pre-independence dating back decades and centuries. He was the one to incite the Kolkata killings by calling for direct action day. He knew what kind of violence would erupt. He just didn't realise Hindus and Sikhs will fight back equally hard 😂 that's what he didn't expect. In other riots prior to the 1947 violence Muslims were only faced with regional communities of Hindus and it was also never something that was as big as partition which involved displacement of people and what do people value more than their roots and Heritage in India? Nothing! Plus before this Hindus were almost always caught off-guard with these violent riots started by Muslims this was different. So, when you say Jinnah didn't know the kind of violence that would erupt it's just that he didn't expect as much muslims to die 😂

[namansinghrao]

Tilak sir...Vikram sood... ranganathan sir...J sai...shiv khera..shiv aroor..a lot more...these guys are the best to listen to...i hope u'll keep inviting these legends❤

[sunitamukherjee]

I am watching every episode and I am so thrilled to see what kind of knowledge and exposure you are offering to the youths. We owe you Ranveer! Thanks a lot! We want more Ranveers like you, but you are rare.. :) I am a mother of 15 years old and he is the one who introduced me to you.

[_armni]

36:48 As a citizen of GB (Gilgit Baltistan) specifically from the Siachen region, it is accurate to acknowledge that our region lacks certain essential facilities that are available to the residents of Ladakh and Kargil. The condition of our roads is subpar, healthcare services are notably inadequate, and the region is serviced by only two universities throughout Gilgit-Baltistan.

[Shuvorgaan]

16:43 As a Bangladeshi I would like to add that A K Fazlul Haque, one of the prominent leaders in Bengal wanted three separate countries in a conference arranged at Lahore in 1940. But after the 1946 Kolkata riot, everything seems to have changed. And as the heat of the moment of Muslim brotherhood rose the separate East Bengal movement hadn’t seen any light. Till this day I feel ashamed of being ruled by Pakistanis and feel the pain my people went through pak military atrocities.

[parthdeshmukh]

Ranveer should really consider hiring some other talanted interviewer to ask question the more I see him the more I realise he's just a dude who likes ask random question and put it on YouTube to some of the best minds out thier .No research, no homework, no prerequisites just straight up asks random question at back of his mind I bet he doesn't even prepare them before the podcast
I mean seriously dude I've really loved some of your podcast but you're being increasingly amature you should read Mr.tilaks books and asked him to expand on them, indo- pak war are basically general knowledge at this point

IN ALL IN ALL REALLY DO SOME REDING AND RESERCH ON RELATED TOPIC BEFORE THE PODCAST
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[vivekanandadas]

It’s naive to think that Jinnah didn’t expect violence of a massive scale considering that it he who incited the Direct Action Day killings in 1946.

[irfanfaiza]

Many thanks to you Tilak Sb!! I am going to read your books - loads of respect from Lahore!

[TamerlanVliyev]

I am watching frome Azerbaijan you.Your podcasts are very good🇦🇿🇦🇿🇮🇳🇮🇳

[NovelTuber]

Bring Abhijit Chavda sir back pls, so much has happened since his last episode

[venkatarohitpunyapu]

A suggestion would be, read the books written by your guest or any relevant information about the guest. The depth of your questions would increase

[thehaidered]

A well explained and near to a podcast 👍 @beerbiceps
Tons of Felicitations from 🇵🇰
Tilak Sahab 👍

[poonamjaisinghani]

Sindhhi Hindus came to India, they didnt get any properties. They started from zero. No one has acknowledged their sacrifice truly.

[drrabiairfan]

Hi! My ancestors were from Bihar India and got settled in really enjoyed ur show and listening to the whole saga from an intellual across the border.

[abdulkhaliq]

I really have to THANK YOU for showing us another side of the coin & this was truly an inspirational but more of an eye opening Podcast. I remember that renowned & educated journalists have commented about understanding this perspective about the history taught to us. My heartfelt gratitude, please continue your amazing work. Now, at least I can evaluate our stand & the so called broken system we live in

[TruthSeekerAlwaysOfficial]

With all due respect, Ranveer and his generation are so American aligned... one could easily see via questioning Ranveer was finding it difficult to comprehend why India did not align with US and Russia supported India in 1971.

[yaqoobrox]

If you can get Syed muzammil shah on your podcast (Pakistani journalist) then I’d go crazy. He’s the one that unapologetically spits facts and he would be so very important to discuss the truth