Indian Maps, Indian States, Corruption, Relations With China - Dr Sanjeev Chopra |FO236Raj Shamani

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro
01:37 - Original size of India
04:45 - Influence of the royals after Independence
11:10 - Annexation of Tibet
14:11 - Importance of changing names of places
18:47 - Southern sentiment following the map change
25:09 - Need of internal reorganisation
34:07 - Smaller states develop faster
38:00 - What is going on with Chandigarh
40:33 - Why states within countries seek independence
44:57 - Why neighbouring countries aren't prosperous
52:18 - Chinese influence on neighbouring countries
1:01:43 - Challenges of China
1:05:52 - Most vulnerable Indian border
1:07:37 - India’s soft power
1:11:25 - Importance of inclusive languages
1:17:17 - Reason behind name changes
1:24:20 - Lal Bahadur Shastri
1:25:13 - Corruption or demand & supply rates?
1:31:54 - Salary of an Agricultural Secretary
1:35:15 - Thank you!

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In today’s episode of Figuring Out, we have Dr. Sanjeev Chopra in conversation with Raj Shamani. He is an Ex IAS, Historian, and the Founder of Valley of Words Literature and Arts. This episode will give you insights into the history of India and many unheard stories of India.

In this episode, we talked about how big India was, how it has evolved over the years, the history of India, how states were divided, why it is said that UP controls politics, why most of our neighboring countries are not growing prosperous and how Singapore’s economy grew. We then talked about why India will overtake China in the future and what challenges China is facing. We also talked about what are our soft powers, and which are the most vulnerable areas.

Towards the end, we talked about why certain names of states and cities have changed, how our economy has evolved, which are the countries that have less corruption, and how much is the salary of an IAS who is an agriculture secretary in India. For such insightful episodes, subscribe to our channel.

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[nitinanand_xoxo]

Humble request to you is to let the speaker complete what he or she is saying. Let them say what they want to and then speak. This is such a basic, not saying rudely but please focus on this aspect.

[Chatterpatter]

Why do we need one language.? It can never happen in a country like India... Lets appreciate that. Every language has a community behind it. Yes, Hindi is widely spoken but other languages thriving alongside only makes us rich and dense with our diversity. Value the community behind each language over its popularity.

[bhavinpandya]

Dr. Chopra is a rare jewel and an impeccable gentleman, glad his thoughts were shared with larger community. Thoroughly enjoyed the episode.

[madhavkapdi]

What a bureaucrat.Our country needs him even after his retirement.

[muravi]

Shamani - this is one of the best vlogs from your stable. It is Educative, Informative & Knowledgable.
Only on the issue of Chinese poverty vis a vis its villages one begs to disagree, as one has extensively travelled to the interiors of China. The amount of development and prosperity in the smaller towns and villages vis a vis infrastructure, transportation, availability of daily needs of clothes-food-housing far outstrips India.
The 3 decades of over 10% growth of Chinese economy has had tremendous trickle down effect in its developmental growth.

[lacythelhasaapso]

Thank you, Dr. Sanjeev Chopra Sir for not justifying "some corruption is good for democracy statement" 😍

[gyinemiyi]

This is one of best podcast from rajshamani and this sir has emphasized every corner of nation....

[shrikantdutt]

My salute to Dr.Sanjeev Chopra, he has an excellent knowledge & highly learned & experienced person especially geopolitical & Indian political history has so much of knowledge, he is so great . Thank you for presenting him on your show we all enjoyed so much & it is an opportunity to learn a lot from him. Thank you again.👃

[IraBogra]

What a wonderful session. Very interesting. Thank you Dr Sanjeev Chopra !

[KapilSharma-ivfi]

This video was made before 5th August as they both are saying Bangladesh is doing great 😅

[chinmaykrovvidi]

Dr Chopra is undoubtedly very knowledgeable man and his insights on many issues are very interesting

[temjenlkr]

He’s truly patriotic.! He definitely knows a lot too much.. such a wise man.! Learnt alot from his perspective.!

[tylert]

People living in Hilly states in India from Kashmir to Sikkim respect the chinese for uplifting their poors and want friendly relations and no war with them. ❤❤❤

[vaibhavbahuguna]

What a video! 🎉Chopra sir is really an awesome person with whom you can sit and learn so many new things about india.❤❤❤Amazing interview sir. 👏👏👏. This video should reach 2-3 millions in views.

[Instagramreelsandmemes]

Most valuable podcast watched till now thankyou sooo much bhai❤ we want more podcast like this

[Dhr]

Thank you for bringing a learned person who knows things we dont get to study in school..

[adisonkhanker]

I travelled through India as well as Neighbouring countries You both are excellent Pilot in Today's podcast 😊 Thank you

[Riteshrup]

This is the most valuable podcast of any person I have seen in while😮

[parvesh]

Most underrated episode of this channel

[sanjaythakur]

Pls make more videos like these and god bless you. Take care.❤