In this episode of the pod, the PCCI board members discuss some of their biggest bugbears to do with cricket. If you are a fan of Sunny G's commentary (or even better, Rohan G's commentary), this pod is for you. The three board members pitch the modifications they want to see in the game, going ahead. In this episode, the first of two parts, we discuss changes to tournament formats (domestic and international), T20 commentary and a minor yet radical change to bring balance to ODI cricket. Also, a generous sprinkling of some Kedar Jadhav rant.

Tune in, and time will surely pass by like a tracer bullet.

In this episode of the BhaJaPod, the hosts discuss the recent Ayodhya verdict and how it betrays their idea of India. They move on to discuss the political situation in Maharashtra and who stands to gain from it? Also, is there anything like ideological purity anymore? In the final segment, we discuss the biggest villain of our times, the man responsible for all our woes today -- Pandit Nehru and his legacy.

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Join our hosts Raj and Aditya along with guest host Nishant to talk about all things cricket but more so of the most memorable test innings (1996-2011) that they have witnessed and what they remember of them as well as how they look at them now.

Along the way, they discuss cricket graphics, TV coverage, commentary, Aakash Chopra, Deep Dasgupta, Doda Ganesh, Jimmy Adams, the unfulfilled potential of Mark Waugh and the over fulfilled potential of SK Bansal and a lot more of cricket things.

The innings discussed in this segment (Part 2 of 3) are:

Adam Gilchrist's maiden hundred against Pakistan at Hobart, 1999

Rahul Dravid's 233 at Adelaide in 2003

Kevin Pietersen's 158 at the Oval in 2005

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Join our hosts Raj and Aditya along with guest host Nishant to talk about all things cricket but more so of the most memorable test innings (1996-2011) that they have witnessed and what they remember of them as well as how they look at them now.

Along the way, they discuss cricket graphics, TV coverage, commentary, Aakash Chopra, Deep Dasgupta, Doda Ganesh, Jimmy Adams, the unfullfilled potential of Mark Waugh and the over fulfilled potential of SK Bansal and a lot more of cricket things.

The innings discussed in this segment (Part 1 of 3) are:

Rahul Dravid 146 vs ENG at Oval

Azhar 116 vs SA at Cape Town

Brian Lara 153 vs Australia at Barbados

In this episode of the Bharatiya Junta Podcast, like always, we rant about our favorite politicians. We take a look at the recent Mah-Haryana elections and whether we were surprised by it.  We move on to discuss how the curb on fire-crackers is "leftist" propaganda. Also, why are the leftists against development? Is anti-Modi = anti-development, as world-renowned economist Goyal Sahab puts it. Also, we briefly touch upon seeds of authoritarianism that were sown during our schooling. In the final segment, we move on to a "brighter" topic, with the D/N test being scheduled in India. We briefly discuss the myth of dwindling interest in test cricket in India.

Where our hosts talk about how Komal Nahata is a better economist than any Nobel winner, ever. Then they go on to discuss how well made the beach cleaning movie was and how brilliant of an actor Papaji is as well as how ordinary the Indian reboot of Top Gun looks. They go into the science of using nimbu mirchi to protect the most cutting-edge technology like Rafael. They also discuss the lesser nobel winner from JNU and how twitter reacted to it. The discussion ends with a look into how Dada becoming the BCCI chief could have an impact on Indian cricket.

In the first episode of the Bharatiya Junta Podcast, the host kickoff the podcast with a rant on the recent 2-year extension for Ravi Shastri and his legacy till now. We swiftly move on from the autocratic setup that is the Indian senior XI to the general stamp of autocracy in everyday India. Why are we so comfortable with unquestioned authority? A rhetorical take on this aspect of Indian society by two hosts as qualified to speak about this topic as Sambit Patra is for the post of ONGC director. All this and more gyaan on this first episode of the Bharatiya Junta Podcast, off course with the blessings of our Supreme Leader Amit Bhai.