DK Singh

DK Singh, a political analyst at ThePrint, dives deep into the intricate dynamics of Maharashtra politics, focusing on the Thackeray family. He discusses Uddhav's strategic gains from reconciling with cousin Raj, whose electoral relevance is fading. The conversation touches on the significant impact of Marathi identity in upcoming elections and the changing linguistic landscape of Mumbai. Singh explores family rivalries and the shifting voter sentiments that could reshape the political future of the region.

DK Singh, Political Editor at ThePrint, dives into Mohan Bhagwat's recent lecture marking 100 years of the RSS. They discuss Bhagwat's assertions that Hinduism embodies inclusivity, reshaping the narrative around Hindu identity. Exploring the RSS's stance on minority outreach, the conversation navigates the organization's evolving role in India’s socio-political landscape. Key topics include the absence of age limits in leadership, the RSS's non-involvement in certain temple movements, and its effort to redefine Hindu identity as cultural rather than religious.

DK Singh, Political Editor, and Apoorva Mandhani, Senior Assistant Editor, dive into the chaos surrounding the Bihar elections. They discuss Rahul Gandhi's explosive claims of 'vote chori' against the Election Commission and the ruling party. Key issues include manipulation of electoral rolls, with a focus on the potential removal of millions of voters, particularly from minority communities. The conversation also touches on the challenges of verifying voter citizenship and the legal disputes over access to electoral information, emphasizing the need for transparency.