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Latest episodes

Jun 20, 2025 • 37min
CutTheClutter: Trump-Munir lunch, US's fatal attraction to Pakistani generals & curious case of ‘Pindi man’ Naqvi
A pivotal White House lunch marks a renewed engagement between the U.S. and Pakistan, raising eyebrows in both countries. The podcast explores the intricate ties linking Pakistani generals and the U.S., spotlighting former journalist Mohsin Nakvi's rise to power. It also dives into Pakistan's legacy of violence and unique political dynamics. Historical collaborations between the U.S. and Pakistan are examined, revealing the complexities of their military relationships and the often disappointing outcomes of foreign policy.

Jun 20, 2025 • 5min
ThePrintPod: Ranthambore’s queen Arrowhead was an alpha tigress even through illness. ‘She lived a full life’
The podcast delves into the life of T-84, the iconic tigress known as Arrowhead. Despite her battle with bone cancer, she was celebrated as a true alpha female. Listeners are taken through her legacy and the profound impact she had on wildlife conservation. The discussion highlights her connections with other tigers and her significance in the Ranthambore National Park community. Arrowhead's story is not just about survival; it's a tribute to her strength and the full life she lived.

Jun 20, 2025 • 13min
Security Code: Israel may crush Ayatollah’s regime, but stopping Iran’s nuke programme will need total overthrow
Delve into the historical roots of Iran's oil nationalization and its fallout with the West. Unpack Israel's military strategies aimed at curtailing Iran's nuclear aspirations, emphasizing the need for regime change. Analyze the fraught relationship between Israel's nuclear development and Iran's ambitions. The podcast explores how military pressures might push Iran towards accelerating its nuclear program, raising concerns for global security and regional stability.

Jun 20, 2025 • 6min
ThePrintPod: What has Pakistan military said on Trump-Munir meet?
The discussion delves into a pivotal meeting between a leading Pakistani military figure and the U.S. President, focusing on counterterrorism collaboration. It highlights the evolving dynamics of U.S.-Pakistan military relations and how this meeting signifies a shift towards stronger ties. Furthermore, the conversation touches on the integration of technology and cryptocurrency into diplomacy, showcasing the contemporary complexities of international relations. Overall, it paints a picture of a transforming partnership that could reshape regional geopolitics.

Jun 19, 2025 • 8min
ThePrintPod: Modi craves Western approval while pretending to be above it
The discussion dives into India's foreign policy under Modi, contrasting it sharply with Manmohan Singh's era. It critiques Modi's reliance on Western approval to navigate complex relationships, particularly with Pakistan. As US-China tensions rise, the need for a reassessed diplomatic strategy becomes apparent. There's a focus on building domestic capabilities while tackling internal polarization, emphasizing that India's international standing shouldn't be built on delusion.

Jun 19, 2025 • 5min
Chandigarh tops, Meghalaya at bottom of Centre’s school education performance grading index
Delve into the intriguing findings of India's Performance Grading Index, which highlights stark educational disparities across states. Chandigarh shines at the top, showcasing effective school systems, while Meghalaya struggles with significant challenges. The discussion uncovers key areas such as learning outcomes and infrastructure deficits, calling for urgent reforms in underperforming regions. Join the conversation that examines the future of education in India!

Jun 19, 2025 • 3min
ThePrintAM: What is the FASTag annual toll pass?
Get ready for smoother travels with the introduction of an annual toll pass! Launching August 15, 2025, this pass lets drivers enjoy up to 200 trips on national highways, streamlining the toll process and slashing travel costs. Discover how the FASTag system will enhance your journey and contribute to better traffic flow. Wave goodbye to bottlenecks and hello to efficient highway cruising!

Jun 18, 2025 • 26min
CutTheClutter: Iraq,Libya to Afghanistan:What regime changes & US interventions say about Israel ‘end goal’ in Iran
Dive into the intricate Iran-Israel relationship and the power of communication in shaping perceptions. Examine the precarious state of international relations regarding Iran, where calls for regime change clash with diplomatic dialogue. Discover the challenges of military interventions, emphasizing the inadequacy of air attacks and the need for coordinated strategies. Explore U.S. military actions in the Middle East, from the fall of Saddam Hussein to the repercussions of the Iran hostage crisis, shedding light on the complexities of foreign interventions.

Jun 18, 2025 • 8min
ThePrintAM: WHAT'S BEHIND PUBLIC FACE-OFF BETWEEN RAO INDERJIT SINGH & HARYANA CM SAINI?
A heated confrontation unfolds between Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh and Haryana's Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, showcasing the friction in Haryana's political arena. The rally highlights key development projects amid personal ambitions and regional pride. The discussion delves into the BJP's impressive win in the Ahirwal Belt during the 2024 Assembly elections, revealing tensions among party leaders and Singh's critique of former Chief Minister Khattar. Political dynamics in Haryana continue to evolve amidst local issues like water scarcity.

Jun 17, 2025 • 20min
CutTheClutter: Iran, Pakistan & myth of Ummah: Why no Muslim country is coming to Tehran’s aid amid Israeli strikes
The podcast delves into the complex geopolitical tensions surrounding Iran amid Israeli strikes and examines the lack of support from other Muslim nations. It critically assesses Pakistan's nuclear ambitions and the illusion of Islamic unity, revealing how nationalism often takes precedence over religious solidarity. The discussion highlights the contrasting responses of Islamic countries, showcasing how national interests impede collective action against common threats, ultimately challenging the myth of Ummah unity.