Sanjeev Sanyal is a noted historian and economist turned writer who has written seven books on India’s history, geography and freedom struggle. His latest book, Revolutionaries: The Other Story of How India Won Its Freedom, talks about the story of armed resistance which wasn’t individual heroism as it has been portrayed in our history books, but was part of a wider movement towards colonial occupation. Sanjeev is a recipient of an Eisenhower fellowship, has been named young global leader by WEF and is a visiting scholar at Oxford University and an adjunct fellow at National University of Singapore. Currently, Sanyal serves as a member of the economic advisory council to the Prime Minister of India. In this edition of Podcast with Smita Prakash, author-cum-economist talks about armed resistance against the British, his family’s contribution to the freedom struggle, Savarakar, the source of the Khalistani movement and how collaborators and the Nehruvian Congress wiped out the actual history of the Revolutionaries.

Sanjeev Sanyal, an esteemed Indian economist and historian, shares insights on India’s ambitious journey to a 10-trillion dollar economy. He examines the nation's impressive GDP growth and compares it to Germany, emphasizing the importance of manufacturing and trade infrastructure. Sanyal critiques the education system and the MSME sector's struggles against cheap imports. He advocates for innovation and a cultural shift towards risk-taking to overcome challenges. A thought-provoking discussion on creating a sustainable and competitive economic landscape!

The podcast discusses Indian economy, future vision, and geopolitical competition. Topics include per capita income, GDP, internal investments, and evolution of Indian bureaucracy. Insightful discussions on politicians' roles, global crisis, societal pressures, and diverse talent in politics.

Sanjeev Sanyal, Economist and author, talks about India's growth as the 5th largest economy, income brackets, and tax evasion. The episode explores the correlation between economics and governance, addressing poverty, and reforms for efficiency in the economy. It also discusses the unpredictability of the future and the need to study the past for predictions.

Explore Sanjeev Sanyal's unique economic approach shaping policy-making and urban development in India. Discover his perspective on reshaping the narrative of Indian freedom fighters' response to British colonialism and insights into the future economy. Dive into the intertwined realms of history, economics, and urban design, advocating for holistic societal development. Learn about organic urban planning, post-independence intellectual evolution, and pathways for young people to engage in policymaking.