In an extensive interview, Congress MP and Assam Congress President Gaurav Gogoi addressed political and personal matters. He described the Congress party as democratic and tolerant of criticism, remarking, “If you can survive in Congress, you can survive anywhere.”

Gogoi accused Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma of remaining in power through alleged criminal activities and claimed Sarma has been fixated on him since his political debut. He dismissed allegations against his wife—a climate change professional—as a “C-grade Bollywood script” and accused the BJP of running a defamation campaign.

Defending Rahul Gandhi, Gogoi called the perception of him being inaccessible “bogus” and praised his emphasis on substance over optics. He spoke about his efforts to rebuild the party in Assam, drawing parallels with the responsibilities Rajiv Gandhi once gave his father in 1986.

Gogoi also expressed concern over Manipur’s situation, saying it has “regressed by 15 years,” and shared insights from his parliamentary experience.

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From being the son of Chandrababu Naidu to Deputy CM of Andhra Pradesh, Nara Lokesh opens up on carving his own path, rebuilding a younger state, and why leadership today means balancing legacy with ground realities. In this candid conversation, he talks reforms, digital governance, gender equity, and the future of the TDP-NDA alliance.

A conversation that looks at Andhra’s revival — through the eyes of its next-generation leader.

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From ‘Mama of MP’ to Minister for Farmers, Shivraj Singh Chouhan opens up on power, pain, and political survival. He talks about legacy, leadership, and life beyond the chair—plus the personal toll, party battles, and staying grounded through it all.

A rare, no-holds-barred conversation with one of BJP’s most enduring faces.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari discusses his political journey, influences, and views on various issues, including his involvement in education, agriculture, organic farming, and green energy in the first episode of UnPolitics Podcast with India Today's Preeti Choudhry. He reflects on his early days as a student leader, his admiration for leaders like George Fernandes, and his approach to politics, which focuses on doing good work regardless of party lines. Gadkari addresses the Constitution debate, emphasizing the avoidance of unnecessary controversies, and highlights urgent actions needed to tackle Delhi's pollution crisis, such as green fuel adoption and waste management. He sets an ambitious target of 100 km per day for road construction and discusses innovative approaches to sustainable development, including converting waste into wealth. Gadkari also touches on his political philosophy, the importance of human relationships in politics, and his commitment to development. He defends the government's decision to ban certain Pakistani YouTube channels due to anti-India content and shares insights into his personal life, hobbies, and work-life balance.

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