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ThePrintPod: Jagan junked Naidu’s pet projects. Now Andhra CM’s repurposing his arch rival’s welfare-industry script

Whether it is due to the alleged unofficial ban on The Bengal Files or allegations by Gopal Mukherjee’s family against Agnihotri, everyone in the state wants to know more about Mukherjee. Watch Author & ThePrint Columnist Deep Halder explain:   To read article: https://theprint.in/opinion/the-bengal-files-kolkata-history-gopal-mukherjee/2737347/

ThePrintAM: What is SC's interim order on Waqf Amendment Act?

The Supreme Court has paused three provisions of the Waqf Amendment Act 2025, igniting debate over its implications. This discussion uncovers the rich history and significance of the Islamic Waqf concept. The podcast navigates the tumultuous evolution of India's Waqf laws, highlighting controversial amendments and their impact on property rights. It features diverse viewpoints from political leaders, providing a thorough analysis of the ongoing controversies and challenges within the governance of Waqf properties.

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Regime change can always be a democratic aspiration. But it will take more to achieve it than a few days of protests, riots and arson. What the collapse in Kathmandu with just one push underlines to us is that it was a non-functional state. It had an elected government, but its leaders did not have the first prerequisite for governance: democratic patience. Could this happen in India? A regime change through any “tool kit”? A quick way to explain why it can’t happen is to remind ourselves that constitutional democracies do not have a ‘regime.’ Read this weeks National Interest here: https://theprint.in/national-interest/gen-z-nepal-bangladesh-sri-lanka-pakistan-india/2742136/

Nepal witnesses a historic shift as Sushila Karki becomes the first woman Chief Justice and interim head of government. This pivotal moment reflects the political turmoil following the Prime Minister's resignation and widespread protests for change. The discussion delves into the significance of Karki's leadership amid a power vacuum and the urgent calls for inclusive governance, marking a new chapter in the country's political landscape.

The nominee for U.S. Envoy to India, Sergio Gor, is making waves as the youngest ambassador at just 38 years old. With a Soviet background, his insights on India-U.S. ties are particularly fascinating, highlighting the need to overcome protectionist barriers. The podcast delves into Gor's rapid ascent in the Trump administration and his views on crucial issues, including defense collaboration and the importance of the Indian diaspora. Discussions also touch on the evolving dynamics of youthful leadership in U.S. diplomacy.

Delve into the complex historical roots of Nepal's current crisis, where misunderstandings about Indian influence are rife. Explore the evolution of Nepal's monarchy, detailing its decline and the emergence of democratic movements. Gain insights into the role of the military during political transitions, and witness the vibrancy of young leadership and activism fueled by Gen Z. With voices like Balen Shah leading the charge, youth engagement in Nepal's socio-political landscape is more vibrant than ever.

Explore the dramatic expulsion of Anbumani from the PMK by his own father, the party founder. Tensions arise from allegations of anti-party activities, highlighting deep familial conflicts and differing political strategies. The implications for the party's future and electoral prospects in Tamil Nadu are significant, making this a pivotal moment in the PMK's history.