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  • "Unapologetic": Indo-Canadian journalist Haroon Siddiqui on identity, migration, & media narratives

    In this episode of Frontline Conversations, Editor emeritus at Toronto Star, Haroon Siddiqui, speaks about his six-decade career in journalism, the evolution of multicultural Canada, the changing nature of Western media, and the politics of identity in an increasingly polarised world. Born in Warangal and raised in Hyderabad, Siddiqui reflects on his early years in India, his migration to Canada in the 1960s, and how reporting on events such as the Iranian Revolution, the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, and the Iraq War shaped his understanding of power, media narratives, and international politics.

    Drawing from his memoir "Unapologetic" (published in Canada as "My Name Is Not Harry"), Siddiqui discusses the challenges of being a Muslim journalist after 9/11, the importance of preserving one's identity in multicultural societies, and why he believes mainstream Western media has often failed to represent conflicts such as Gaza fairly. He also examines the decline of independent journalism, the rise of social media, and what the future holds for democracy and the news industry.
    Perfect for:
    - Journalists and media professionals
    - Students of journalism, media studies, and international relations
    - Readers interested in identity, migration, and multiculturalism
    - Viewers following debates on Gaza, Western media, and global politics
    - Anyone interested in the future of journalism and democracy
    Credits:
    Host: Ayesha Minhaz
    Editing: Razal Pareed
    Camera and production: Kavya Pradeep M and Mridula Vijayarangakumar
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    #HaroonSiddiqui #Gaza #WesternMedia #Journalism #MediaBias #IsraelPalestine #CurrentAffairs #Geopolitics #Frontline #Democracy #IndependentJournalism #Canada #Politics #News

    38 min
  • Inside the US-Iran deal: Talmiz Ahmad on Trump, Israel, Iran, and a changing Middle East

    Amid a fragile US-Iran ceasefire and a major shift in West Asian geopolitics, what does the latest agreement mean for Iran, Israel, the US, and the future of the region? In this episode of Frontline Conversations, Talmiz Ahmad, former Indian diplomat and West Asia expert, analyses the changing dynamics of the Middle East and the forces shaping its future.

    Drawing on his decades of diplomatic experience and his book "West Asia at War: Repression, Resistance, and Great Power Games", Ambassador Ahmad examines the evolving relationship between Washington and Tehran, Israel’s role in regional politics, and whether the latest developments could mark a turning point in decades of conflict.
    The interview also looks at the wider implications for India, including its energy interests, diplomatic balancing act, and engagement with a region central to global politics and security.
    Highlights:

    • US-Iran relations and the future of diplomacy
    • Israel’s role in West Asian geopolitics
    • Iran’s nuclear programme and regional strategy
    • Trump’s Middle East policy and peace efforts
    • Palestine, Lebanon, and the future of regional stability
    • India’s interests in West Asia
      • UPSC aspirants tracking international relations and geopolitics
      • Students of political science, diplomacy, and international affairs
      • Journalists covering West Asia and global conflicts
      • Viewers seeking deeper analysis beyond headlines

        • Perfect for:
        Credits:
        Host: Bashir Ali Abbas
        Editing: Razal Pareed
        Producer: Kavya Pradeep M
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        55 min
      • Inside the TMC crisis: Sagarika Ghose on power, loyalty, and politics

        In this episode of Frontline Conversations, Sagarika Ghose, Rajya Sabha MP, Trinamool Congress, discusses the unprecedented political crisis facing the Trinamool Congress following its defeat in the West Bengal 2026 Assembly election. As the party grapples with defections by senior leaders, legislators, and parliamentarians, Ghose offers her perspective on the reasons behind the exodus, the role of the BJP, and the future of Mamata Banerjee's political project.

        The conversation examines allegations of political intimidation, the use of investigative agencies against opposition leaders, questions surrounding the conduct of the 2026 election, and the growing debate over internal democracy within the Trinamool Congress. Ghose also reflects on Mamata Banerjee's leadership, Abhishek Banerjee's role in the party, the ideological foundations of the Trinamool Congress, and the party's relationship with the Congress and the INDIA alliance. As Bengal's political landscape undergoes a dramatic transformation, this discussion explores whether the Trinamool Congress can recover from its current crisis and what the developments mean for opposition politics in India.
        Chapters:
        00:00 | Intro: Is Trinamool Congress falling apart?
        02:05 | Sagarika Ghosh on TMC rebellion & mass defections
        05:34 | Allegations of political vendetta and state power misuse
        07:42 | Why are Mamata Banerjee's loyalists deserting her?
        12:49 | Was power the only glue holding TMC together?
        14:28 | BJP's strategy, delimitation & creating an 'artificial majority'
        19:45 | Did IPAC's role trigger discontent inside TMC?
        24:00 | Was the 2026 Bengal election free and fair?
        29:30 | Why Is TMC's core leadership surrendering to BJP?
        31:42 | Does Trinamool Congress have an ideology?
        35:45 | TMC's "grassroots liberalism" and Bengali identity explained
        39:04 | TMC-Congress talks and the future of INDIA alliance
        41:01 | Is this the end of Mamata Banerjee?
        42:21 | Is Abhishek Banerjee's political future in danger?
        44:34 | Conclusion: Can Mamata Banerjee rebuild TMC?
        Perfect for:
        • Viewers interested in West Bengal politics and the future of the Trinamool Congress
        • Audiences following the INDIA alliance and opposition politics in India
        • Students of Indian democracy, elections, and federal politics
        • Those interested in Mamata Banerjee's political journey and leadership style
        • Anyone seeking to understand the implications of political defections and party realignments
        Credits:
        Host: Suhrid Sankar Chattopadhyay
        Editing: Razal Pareed
        Producers: Kavya Pradeep M and Mridula Vijayarangakumar
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        45 min
      • Mamata Banerjee, Abhishek, and the struggle for Trinamool's future | Jawhar Sircar

        In this episode of Frontline Conversations, Jawhar Sircar, Former Rajya Sabha MP, Trinamool Congress, analyses the political crisis engulfing the Trinamool following its electoral defeat and the rebellion by a majority of its legislators.

        Sircar reflects on the structural weaknesses within the party, the rise of Abhishek Banerjee, the growing discontent among Trinamool leaders, and the factors that led to the dramatic split within the organisation. Drawing on his experience as both an administrator and a former insider in the party, he discusses the culture of dissent within the TMC, the politics of loyalty and power, the role of the BJP in the unfolding developments, and why many legislators may be seeking political survival rather than ideological realignment.
        Chapters:
        01:12 | Was TMC's collapse expected?
        03:38 | Why Mamata ignored internal warnings
        05:08 | Is the revolt really against Abhishek Banerjee?
        08:00 | Is BJP backing the TMC rebels?
        11:29 | Why rebel MLAs need political protection
        14:04 | Are TMC rebels becoming BJP's shadow opposition?
        15:08 | Can TMC survive without Mamata Banerjee?
        18:37 | Rise of Ritabrata Banerjee and the new TMC leadership
        19:58 | Do the rebel leaders Have a political future?
        20:32 | Does Mamata Banerjee still have a future in politics?
        22:25 | Corruption, governance, and TMC's decline
        25:05 | When did Mamata start losing control?
        27:40 | What role can Mamata play in the INDIA bloc now?
        30:40 | Conclusion: Is BJP backing the TMC rebels?
        Perfect for:
        • Viewers interested in West Bengal politics and the Trinamool Congress
        • Students of Indian politics and regional parties
        • Audiences following the BJP's rise in eastern India
        • Those interested in political defections, party structures, and leadership crises
        • Anyone seeking to understand Mamata Banerjee's political future
        Credits:
        Host: Suhrid Sankar Chattopadhyay
        Camera: Jayanta Shaw
        Editing: Razal Pareed
        Producers: Kavya Pradeep M and Mridula Vijayarangakumar
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        #MamataBanerjee #TMCCrisis #JawharSircar #WestBengalPolitics #TrinamoolCongress #BJP #BengalPolitics #IndiaPolitics #AbhishekBanerjee #PoliticalAnalysis #IndianPolitics #FrontlineConversations #INDIAAlliance #PoliticalInterview #WestBengal
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        31 min
      • TMC split explained: Ritabrata Banerjee on corruption, power, and rebellion

        In this episode of Frontline Conversations, Ritabrata Banerjee, Leader of the Opposition, Trinamool Legislative Party, speaks about the political upheaval that has shaken West Bengal politics following the Assembly election results.

        Banerjee discusses the rebellion by a majority of Trinamool MLAs, allegations of internal authoritarianism, the growing influence of Abhishek Banerjee within the party, and why many legislators believe the party leadership became disconnected from grassroots workers. He also addresses claims that the rebellion benefits the BJP, reflects on Mamata Banerjee's future role in the party, and outlines his vision for a more democratic and constructive opposition in West Bengal.
        Chapters:
        01:58 | Why TMC MLAs rebelled
        04:00 | Forged signatures, CID probe & Assembly controversy
        06:20 | Attack on Abhishek Banerjee's leadership
        08:10 | TMC Ignored ground reality
        10:11 | Will More TMC MLAs switch sides?
        14:26 | Mamata Banerjee's new role after the revolt
        16:17 | Has Mamata lost control of Trinamool Congress?
        17:16 | Are the rebels secretly helping BJP?
        19:15 | Corruption allegations and the role of IPAC
        22:32 | Battle for the TMC symbol: What's next?
        23:54 | INDIA alliance, 2029 elections & future strategy
        24:54 | Closing remarks
        Perfect for:
        • Viewers interested in West Bengal politics and Trinamool Congress developments
        • Students, researchers, and followers of Indian political affairs
        • Audiences tracking the future of Mamata Banerjee and the INDIA alliance
        • Those interested in party democracy, political leadership, and factional politics
        • Anyone seeking to understand the significance of the Trinamool rebellion
        Credits:
        Host: Suhrid Sankar Chattopadhyay
        Camera: Jayanta Shaw
        Editing: Razal Pareed
        Producers: Kavya Pradeep M and Mridula Vijayarangakumar
        #MamataBanerjee #trinamool #westbengal #RitobrataBanerjee #tmc #WestBengalPolitics #AbhishekBanerjee #BJP #IndiaAlliance #PoliticalInterview #BengalNews #IndianPolitics #WestBengal #OppositionPolitics
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        24 min
      • Engineer Rashid’s family on jail, grief, and Kashmir politics

        In this episode of Frontline Conversations, MLA Sheikh Khursheed and Abrar Rashid, brother and son of MP Engineer Rashid respectively, speak about the personal and political fallout of Engineer Rashid's seven-year incarceration, the impact of Article 370, and the future of Kashmir politics.

        Abrar Rashid reflects on growing up without his father, the trauma experienced by families separated by imprisonment, and why he believes Article 370 changed the course of his life. Sheikh Khursheed discusses the legal battle surrounding Engineer Rashid, the challenges faced by the Jammu and Kashmir Awami Ittehad Party, and his criticism of governance in Jammu & Kashmir.
        The conversation explores democracy, justice, representation, and the aspirations of Kashmiris in a post-Article 370 era.
        Chapters:
        00:00 | Introduction
        01:54 | Life after Article 370 and Engineer Rashid's arrest
        05:42 | The family's legal battle
        08:18 | Growing up without a father
        14:00 | "My dreams were shattered after Article 370"
        16:20 | Kashmir's collective trauma
        19:15 | AIP's electoral challenges
        27:40 | Liquor ban, drugs, and public health
        33:20 | Demolition drives and Kashmir politics
        Credits:
        Host: Gowhar Geelani
        Camera: Adil Abass and Idrees Abbas
        Editing: Razal Pareed
        Producers: Mridula Vijayarangakumar and Kavya Pradeep M
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        #EngineerRashid #AbrarRashid #Kashmir #Article370 #KashmirPolitics #OmarAbdullah #JammuAndKashmir #Baramulla #AIP #IndianPolitics #FrontlineConversations #CurrentAffairs

        36 min
      • Why Amaravati became India's most controversial capital project | Carol Upadhya interview

        Why did thousands of Andhra Pradesh farmers voluntarily give up their land for Amaravati? In this episode of Frontline Conversations, social anthropologist Carol Upadhya discusses the rise, fall, and revival of Andhra Pradesh's capital city project, exploring caste politics, land pooling, real estate booms, environmental risks, the Amaravati protests, and the political contest between Chandrababu Naidu and Jagan Mohan Reddy.

        Drawing on more than ten years of fieldwork and her new book, "Urbanizing the Future: A New City Project in Agrarian South India", Upadhya examines why many farmers willingly gave up their land for the Amaravati project. She examines the experiences of farmers, landless labourers, Dalits, women protesters, activists, planners, and policymakers, while looking at larger questions about urbanisation, dispossession, environmental risk, and development in contemporary India.

        Chapters:
        00:00 | Introduction: Carol Upadhya on Amaravati
        01:31 | Why Amaravati fascinated researchers
        03:55 | Why did farmers give up land?
        06:09 | Role of caste and Chandrababu Naidu
        08:42 | How farmers were convinced to join Amaravati
        10:24 | Resistance, coercion, and environmental concerns
        14:54 | Landless labourers, Dalits, and unequal outcomes
        17:41 | What happens to villages inside a planned city?
        19:52 | Flood risks and ecological concerns
        23:14 | Real estate speculation and land boom
        26:03 | World Bank, Singapore, and financing Andhra
        30:35 | Jagan Mohan Reddy's three-capital proposal
        33:59 | Save Amaravati movement
        35:52 | Women's role in Amaravati protests
        38:34 | Amaravati today: Progress and challenges
        42:44 | Is Amaravati India's urban future or a warning?
        Perfect for:
        • Viewers interested in Andhra Pradesh politics and Amaravati
        • Students of urbanisation, development studies, and public policy
        • Audiences following Chandrababu Naidu and Andhra's capital debate
        • Researchers interested in land acquisition, caste, and agrarian change
        • Anyone seeking to understand the future of Indian cities and planned urban development
        Credits:
        Host: Ayesha Minhaz
        Editing: Razal Pareed
        Creative Assistance: Mridula Vijayarangakumar
        Camera and Production: Kavya Pradeep M
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        44 min
      • Can the Cockroach Janta Party become India's next political movement? | Abhijeet Dipke

        In this episode of Frontline Conversations, Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the viral Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), speaks about the movement that has captured the imagination of millions of young Indians in just a few weeks.

        What began as political satire has rapidly evolved into a youth-led campaign centred on unemployment, exam controversies, political representation, and growing disillusionment with India's political establishment. Dipke reflects on his journey from a Dalit family in Maharashtra to Boston University, why he chose to return to India despite opportunities in the United States, and why he believes Gen Z has lost faith in traditional political parties.
        The conversation explores the rise of CJP, the anger surrounding NEET, CUET, the power of social media mobilisation, the challenges facing young Indians, and whether this movement could reshape India's political discourse.
        Chapters:
        00:00 | What is Cockroach Janta Party?
        01:38 | Abhijeet Dipke's journey from Maharashtra to Boston
        05:18 | "It was supposed to be a joke"
        07:01 | Why CJP went viral among Gen Z
        08:52 | Youth frustration, unemployment & exam controversies
        10:06 | The need for young political leadership
        11:23 | Who is funding CJP?
        14:05 | Leaving the US and returning to India
        15:20 | Going from anonymity to viral fame
        16:37 | Threats, backlash and family concerns
        18:10 | The June 6 protest plan
        19:25 | CJP's ideology and political vision
        22:37 | Is this India's next major youth movement?
        24:30 | Building the organisation behind CJP
        25:45 | Will CJP become a political party?
        Perfect for:
        • Students and young voters interested in Indian politics
        • UPSC aspirants and current affairs audiences
        • Viewers following the NEET and education controversies
        • Those interested in Gen Z political engagement
        • Anyone seeking to understand the rise of Cockroach Janta Party
        Credits:
        Host: Soni Mishra
        Editing: Razal Pareed
        Producers: Kavya Pradeep M and Mridula Vijayarangakumar

        25 min
      • North vs South? Yogendra Yadav explains the real delimitation battle

        In this episode of Frontline Conversations, political scientist Yogendra Yadav speaks about the growing controversy surrounding delimitation, the North-South political divide, federalism, representation, and the future of Indian democracy.

        He explains why the debate over Lok Sabha seat reallocation has triggered deep anxieties in southern states, and why he believes the principle of federal balance must sometimes take precedence over the democratic principle of “one person, one vote, one value”. The discussion explores the historical freeze on delimitation, fears of political domination by the Hindi heartland, and the emerging tensions around language, culture, and representation.
        Yogendra Yadav also raises concerns about gerrymandering, citing recent delimitation exercises in Assam and Jammu & Kashmir, and warns about the dangers of manipulating constituency boundaries to favour ruling parties. He discusses the opposition’s fears around future delimitation exercises, the role of the Election Commission, and why bipartisan safeguards are necessary to protect electoral democracy.
        Chapters:
        00:00 | What delimitation actually means
        01:09 | Why delimitation was frozen in 1976
        03:55 | “Federal principle must trump democratic principle”
        06:50 | North-South, Hindi-non-Hindi, & economic divides
        11:34 | Why the South fears delimitation
        15:55 | Hindi imposition & cultural anxieties
        20:18 | Revenue sharing & federal compact
        25:58 | Chandrababu Naidu’s population remarks
        28:24 | Women’s reservation & Lok Sabha expansion
        29:06 | “Government’s doublespeak” on delimitation
        32:27 | BJP, gerrymandering & Assam delimitation
        35:00 | “Gerrymandering has arrived in India”
        39:12 | Can delimitation threaten democracy?
        40:13 | Safeguards against manipulation
        41:53 | Non-dominance as India’s core principle
        Perfect for:
        - Students of political science, governance, and public policy
        - UPSC aspirants and current affairs audiences
        - Viewers interested in federalism and constitutional debates
        - Journalists covering elections, democracy, and representation
        - Anyone trying to understand the North vs South political debate in India
        Credits:
        Host: Soni Mishra
        Camera: Dipesh Arora and Vedaant Lakhera
        Editing: Razal Pareed
        Producers: Kavya Pradeep M and Mridula Vijayarangakumar
        #Delimitation #YogendraYadav #IndianPolitics #LokSabha #Federalism #HindiImposition #BJPn#IndiaPolitics #Constitution #TamilNadu #Census #Democracy
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        44 min
      • Why Kashmir’s lakes are vanishing | Dal, Wular, & Anchar under threat

        In this episode of Frontline Conversations, host Gowhar Geelani leads a discussion on the disappearance and shrinking of Kashmir’s lakes and wetlands, following a recent CAG report that revealed more than 500 lakes in Jammu and Kashmir have either vanished or significantly receded.

        The panel examines the environmental, political, and social dimensions of Kashmir’s ecological crisis—from shrinking water bodies like Dal Lake, Wular Lake, and Anchar Lake to glacier melt, overtourism, sewage dumping, encroachments, biodiversity loss, and failures in environmental governance.
        Experts further debate the role of media, civil society, policymakers, and younger generations in preserving Kashmir’s wetlands and water bodies before irreversible damage is done.
        Chapters:
        01:30 | CAG report & disappearing lakes in Kashmir
        04:30 | Glacier melt, carbon footprint & climate change
        05:41 | Cloud burst
        06:52 | Is Kashmir’s media ignoring the environment?
        11:24 | Biodiversity, fish deaths, & lake ecosystem damage
        14:16 | Tourism, houseboats, & encroachment debate
        16:44 | Civil society, mosques, & environmental responsibility
        20:05 | Anchar Lake turned landfill crisis
        23:16 | Government failures & fragmented environmental governance
        27:25 | Wetlands as Kashmir’s “natural kidneys”
        29:20 | Why environmental journalism matters
        31:34 | What can the younger generation do?
        33:11 | Solutions: Preserve, conserve & revive
        37:52 | Final thoughts from the panel
        Perfect for:

        • Students of environmental studies, political science, and public policy
        • Researchers studying climate change, Himalayan ecology, and wetlands
        • Journalists covering Kashmir, environment, and sustainability
        • Anyone interested in climate change, biodiversity, and ecological conservation in India

          • Credits:
          Host: Gowhar Geelani
          Camera: Adil Abass and Idrees Abbas
          Editing: Razal Pareed
          Producers: Mridula Vijayarangakumar and Kavya Pradeep M
          #Kashmir #DalLake #ClimateChange #WularLake #EcologicalCrisis #Environment #Wetlands #Srinagar #KashmirNews #FrontlineConversations #ClimateEmergency #Pollution #WaterCrisis #Himalayas #LakeConservation
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          41 min

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