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A most engaging conversation. Biju Rao may be called a humanist and the Rishi Valley exposure comes thru. He is a couple of years junior to me looks like in Rishi Valley School.

Sounds like you're reading a book it was too fast hope you work on that but your voice is really nice

I was just tell my mom last wekk, look at this podcast all of it are minimum 3hrs, now 😂

Woah 10hrs😮 ohhh I'm gonna watch it

1:37:40

This video is 9 hrs long. NINE HOURS. 9 HOURS...

Kushal is just Pro Hindu, Pro Vedic, Pro Bjp, Pro RSS . His Atheism comes from Anti Cematic Anti Abrahmic ideology. He is just soft Hindutva and nothing else. 🥴🥵🥶

Please stop using “right” as a filler, it throws off the thinking train.

Interesting. “Rich life lived on the surface” is one of the many quotes of this prolonged podcast which lingers.

2:55 Even when the majority community only wants equality in terms of law? And you had the audacity to open by saying "ham sabse secular hain" Gajab chutyapa hai

Profoundly moving .

Please add caption in your video

Loved it.. thank you

Why is it worth mentioning that kushal is a right winger, i mean do u judge people based on their political ideology or do u think that right wingers r walking zombies

Actually pretty good podcast

only bhimta and neo budhhist have the rights of atheism

Amit verma.. ooh mann 10 hour ling podcast.. u will hear it in chunks

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Interesting discussion 👍

the hell u uploaded brh 🥶🥶

Bhai ek podcast pension scheme par tha tumahara about OPS and NPS scheme Kal monsoon budget aa Jane ke baad agar ek podcast pension schemes aa jaye about the discussion and solutions on people who got their permanent jobs after 2004 when OPS scheme ended please if possible

Upload episode 390 too on youtube

You're saying be an independent thinker. What if i say that i independently think that one shouldn't be an independent thinker? We should probably be very careful before we trade in absolutes.

Dude wtf

My first time on The Seen And The Unseen and a wonderful show to begin my engagement with Rajeshree Sengupta. Thanks

These guys glorification of authoritarian china is borderline unhealthy. The same policies when adopted here gets their knicker's in a twist.

Jeez 9 hours for a video? How much do you want from me

Its so sad that the librarian now at the Sapru is such a shitty person and the library becoming a place of propoganda of the Current government in power, the librarian specially is a very unwelcoming person, thinks of himself as some sort of badshah with Malikana rights over the library, the library administration is equally shitty, though one could still find a brilliant collection of classics if one has the eyes and the apppetite for books. All and all, the aura of a library meant for researchers is not serving its purpose of continuous critical inquiry rather it is now occupied and filled with UPSC aspirant, majorly people without critical questions and opinions but very bereaucratic confirmist attitude towards life and the world outside. The collection there is not much used because the space meant for scholars supposed to be used by researchers is dominated by aspirants. A very sad story but a true one. Same logic applies to the trust library Dayal Singh at ITO.

Well I just finished the marathon. Longest podcast that I have ever listened too. It feels like thanking both of you would be too shallow. I would just say as a non economist this was phenomenal and lucky me that the algo gods brought me here.

I read in a livemint article which cited Angus Maddison's time series on world GDP that CAGR for real GDP growth in India during Nehru was just 1.68%. And during pre independence time, between 1900 to 1947 was even worse was at 0.07%

Great work man 👏

Now i understand how a bhand ganjedi privileged spoiled entitled jnu chaap who thinks he is an intellectual sounds like

10 ghante ka podcast.... Bhai mar jayenga tu

Sowmya and Amit, this is the most inspirational TSATU episode I've heard. Sowmya is an epitome of a humble human with inhuman resolve. Her journey is remarkable. Thank you for speaking with her Amit!

Phenomenal podcast! Agree on the diagnosis but disagree with the prescription! NDA despite all the shortcomings you've highlighted, remains the best bet for India. K shaped growth is indeed true but hopefully rural India turns the corner soon and the issue doesn't get perpetuated!

what is bishabeesh?

14:54 Listening after Ambani Family Wedding & Jio Tarrif Hike! 😂😂😂

Brilliant ❤

Liked it without listening- Happy with anticipation of this conversation after a Saturday brunch

When is this series coming out?

I finished only half hour now l pin for next day 📌

I disagree heartilty with the fact that "socialist" is a bad word. Agreed that the implementation was flawed, but it gave a lot of security when it comes to welfare, pensions, nationalized rail and air. Agreed that capital and trade limitations put by socialist policies were disastrous, but the way we did market liberization was also flawed. Most of the fears of Nehru are now coming true with Adani and Ambani becoming monopolies. Foreign investments and businesses coming into the country without understanding the market, selling us products and services that people of India didn't want. Then the same companies buying up home grown successful businesses, example Coca Cola bought up so many desi businesses. Capitalism is great (for the opportunists), but it's an unforgiving beast if left unchecked. The state currently is working with monopolies and letting them run major sectors. Small businesses are not being encouraged. I am not going to count uncorn companies, as start ups are failing as they follow trends, are profit motivated and most of them cater to the upper middle class market. India needs large scale manufacturing capabilities, it does not seem like the large capitalists are interested in that. Skill India was a failure. Foreign investors only see India as a service sector country, not a manufacturing hub. Labor laws, labor safety, fair wages are all in existence even in the most capitalist countries like USA. India needs to respect its own workers, provide them the opportunities - the state can help in that, since the private sector isn't quite interested in training and using Indian labor, which would be possible through socialism, and with support and help of capitalists.

Whenever I start losing faith in public discourse I come and listen to this masterful conversation. This is also Amit Verma at his finest. It is my ill luck that I could not get a teacher like Mr Pratap Mehta in my life at any stage. “The Seen and the Unseen” is above all an exercise in self-education and public education - the sort of which birthed the American founding fathers - men like George Washington and Lincoln - who were proudly self educated through great books, great experience and great dialogue.

Amit, we really really need transcripts or atleast timestamps for this show. Please look into that

Kushal is a cultural determinist who think since you are brought up in Indian society, you must be a certain way. He doesn’t give space to plurality. All his fiasco about bickering about Atheism shows it. While he is Ok if you call yourself nashtik and start singing glories of Hindu religion.

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I have hardly ever commented on a youtube video but i am so glad that this morning is divorced this gem here. Phenomenal!! And i regularly hear to podcasts like the lex Fridman, triggernometry etc this truly stands out! The sheer length of it and the details speakers have gone into makes it so insightful for someone who knows about Indian economy just from the generic conversation/news here and there.

This should have been 8 plus hours, such lucid thoughts, and I am waiting for the Olympics bidding for India to play out

FANTASTIC and such great insights. Everything comes together. Could you also please make such an episode on 200 years of US economic transformation & side commentary of how India can learn from different phases

Please upload in hindi also