As tensions rise between Iran, Israel, and the United States, India somehow isn’t part of the serious conversation. In this episode of Bharat Ek Mauj, we look at how glossy photo moments featuring Narendra Modi don’t translate into real leverage, why global powers aren’t exactly waiting for New Delhi’s opinion, and how domestic media sells proximity as power while influence quietly evaporates.Instagram 📷: @thefourthdimension3 @sanjay_rajoura.Become a channel member for weekly Zoom calls with Sanjay Rajoura!#BharatEkMauj#Modi#IndianForeignPolicy#IranIsraelWar#Geopolitics #iranvsisrael

Is food becoming political in India?From wedding menus to restaurant boards, from “halal vs haram” debates to moral policing — why is what we eat turning into a battlefield?In this episode, Rahul Ram and Sanjay Rajoura explore the absurdity of what we’re calling Khaanapanti — when food choices become identity politics.Does hunger have a religion?Should taste be controlled?And why is the plate suddenly a political space?Filmed in Edinburgh, this conversation dives into food, freedom, culture, history and the growing debate around what people “should” or “shouldn’t” eat.Because maybe… food was meant to connect, not divide.#Khaanapanti #PlatePePolitics #FoodPolitics

A politician compares government policies to the birth of a son versus a daughter and the House laughs. That is where this episode of Bharat Ek Mauj begins. From casual sexism in Parliament to gang rapes, acid attacks and everyday violence, we connect how normalized misogyny in politics, Bollywood item songs and even stand-up comedy creates a culture where women are reduced to props and punchlines and real-world consequences stop shocking us.Instagram 📷: @thefourthdimension3 @sanjay_rajoura.#BharatEkMauj#MisogynyIndia#IndianPolitics#AcidAttacks#BollywoodSexism