I Got Something to Say

By: Sanjay Singh Negi
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  • Podcast by Sanjay Singh Negi
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Politics & Government
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  • Episode 4: George Floyd, the black lives matter protest and ANTIFA

    Episode 4: George Floyd, the black lives matter protest and ANTIFA
    May 31 2020
    George Floyd, an unarmed black man, could be heard pleading “please, please I can’t breathe” while pinned to the ground by a white officer. One of the officers pinned George by the neck with his knee outside a police car, while the others stood nearby. “My stomach hurts…my neck hurts,” George continued to say in the clip, taken by a witness. Sadly, George soon became unconscious and was filmed being taken away on a stretcher. He was carried away in an ambulance and died. This podcast details everything that followed after that incident...
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    27 mins
  • Episode 3: The Current Challenges of Indian Economy

    Episode 3: The Current Challenges of Indian Economy
    Apr 12 2020
    Consumer demand is the key contributor to GDP. We'll discuss the following: infrastructure corruption exports & imports skilled labor Following are key things India should emphasize: encourage entrepreneurship people should invest more in business rather than taking debts get rid of socialist labor laws technology, innovation increase agricultural yield with innovation, technology invest more in education and set up more universities. Make in India: less dependency on anyone specific country India has to become a net exporter current Indian exports vs imports India has a lousy infrastructure and rampant corruption. build more ports and harbors, deliver goods to the United States and west in a quick time improve the skill of labor and produce quality goods at a cheaper price. attract more foreign investment. people should save money
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    25 mins
  • Episode 2: The Economic History of India.

    Episode 2: The Economic History of India.
    Apr 6 2020
    Indian Economy is changed from being the largest in the world during 1200 A.D to reducing to just 1% of the world's GDP and now India is set to emerge as one of the leaders in the 21st century. EBB and flow of the Indian economy over the last 2000 years. A concise and lucid analysis of the Indian economy in different phases: 1) Early Medieval period(600-1200 ad) 2) Post-Rajput Era period (1200-1800) 3) British colonial period 1800-1947 4) Post Independence AMOS? IG/SC: imssnegi
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    32 mins

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