Narendra Modi

Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, shares insights from his journey as a leader in the world's largest democracy. He discusses the importance of unity in India's diverse culture, and the role spirituality plays in personal identity, particularly through fasting traditions. Modi reflects on global diplomacy, emphasizing dialogue over conflict, especially with China and Pakistan. Delving into his leadership during crises, he highlights the significance of humility and constructive criticism in governance, while also addressing India's rise in the AI sector.

Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India known for his economic policies and Hindu nationalist views, reflects on his leadership after ten years in power. He discusses the symbolism of his iconic kurta and its political significance, intertwining fashion and identity. Modi delves into his journey from a grassroots leader to a national figure, influenced by the RSS and his early activism during the 1975 state of emergency. The narrative also touches on the fears of marginalized communities under his leadership, painting a complex picture of modern India.

Narendra Modi discusses the upcoming 2024 Indian elections and the state of Indian democracy with Kenneth Bo Nielsen, Arild Engelsen Ruud, and Francesca Jensenius. They explore the challenges of engaging voters, Modi's popularity amidst concerns, and the potential impacts of his victory on Indian politics.

Narendra Modi, world's popular politician, discusses rise to power in India despite human rights concerns. Podcast explores upbringing, religious ties, controversies surrounding temple construction, handling of Godhra incident, and political connections.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi underperformed in the recent elections, winning the most seats but needing coalition allies to form a government. Experts discuss challenges of BJP's underperformance, India's geopolitical position, nationalism under Modi's governance, economic challenges in a coalition government, and complexities of India-China relations.

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi and China's President Xi Jinping met at the BRICS summit to address border tensions. The episode discusses the history and current state of their relationship, competition in South Asia, infrastructure projects in Latin America and Africa, India's efforts to reduce dependence on China, and the implications for global powers. Despite structural difficulties, Modi and Jinping maintain a good personal relationship, leaving the question of whether China and India can improve their relationship.

World leaders including Xi Jinping, Lula da Silva, and Narendra Modi gather in South Africa for the BRICS summit. They discuss an alternative currency to the US dollar, expanding the BRICS bloc, and challenging the dominance of the United States. The summit also explores the admission of new member states, de-dollarization of currencies, and benefits for Africa. African countries are interested in trade opportunities, geopolitical implications, and the possibility of an alternative global structure.

Indian Prime Minister Modi's recent third term win and his party's loss of parliamentary majority are discussed, along with the implications of coalition politics and the mixed reactions from supporters and critics.

Narendra Modi's rise from humble beginnings as a tea seller to India's powerful leader. Discusses the opening of a temple in Ayodhya, Modi's success despite religious riots, and his political journey from chai walla to Chief Minister amidst controversies and accusations. Explores the aftermath of the Godhra incident, Modi's political strategy, and his rise to power through promises and support from Hindu voters.

In a pivotal discussion, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping explore the evolving relationship between India and China after years of tension. They dive into historical flashpoints like the Pangong Tso conflict and Galwan Valley skirmishes. The leaders discuss strategic alliances like the Quad in response to China's regional influence and the shifting geopolitical dynamics that could reshape their diplomatic ties. What does this thaw mean for their countries and the world? Tune in for insights!