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Joe of good faith: Biden bows out
Jul 22, 2024
John Priddo, the U.S. editor for The Economist, Leo Morani, the Asia correspondent, and Anne Rowe, Obituaries editor, dive into the political shake-up of Joe Biden endorsing Kamala Harris. They discuss how India's governance could improve by creating new states, allowing for better local administration. The conversation takes a turn to remember Dr. Ruth Westheimer, the renowned sex therapist who transformed American discussions about sexuality, emphasizing her impactful legacy in challenging societal norms.
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- Creating more states in India can enhance governance and empower local communities.
- Dr. Ruth Westheimer revolutionized public conversations about sex with humor and empathy.
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Creating More Local Governments in India
India's vast population and the challenges it faces due to its current governance structure are discussed. The podcast highlights the need for more local governments in India to enhance efficiency and address issues at a more granular level. By creating more states through a simple Act of Parliament, similar to past instances like the formation of Telangana, India can potentially streamline governance, improve resource allocation, and empower local communities.
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