In an interview, Bharatiya Janata Party leader Dilip Ghosh discussed the upcoming West Bengal assembly elections, stating that the BJP will form the government with a sufficient majority. He criticized the ruling Trinamool Congress and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, alleging that the state administration, healthcare, and education systems have collapsed. Ghosh claimed that the TMC relies on fake voters, stating, "Mamata Banerjee cannot win without fake voters." He defended the deployment of central forces, citing violence and the targeting of Hindu communities.

Addressing allegations of polarization, Ghosh maintained that the BJP is uniting people while the TMC engages in appeasement politics. When questioned about the potential use of bulldozers against illegal encroachments, he confirmed, "If a bulldozer is needed, it will come." Furthermore, Ghosh dismissed Banerjee's claims of security threats as a political tactic, calling it her "sympathy card." He also addressed the issue of the BJP's chief ministerial candidate, noting that the party leadership will make the decision at the appropriate time.

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UnPolitics Election Edition dives into Assam’s high stakes politics — polls, polarisation, and the enduring influence of identity politics. Featuring a candid conversation with Gaurav Gogoi, as he takes on the big question: can the Indian National Congress make a comeback against Himanta Biswa Sarma?

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Power, politics, and the person behind the post—this episode goes beyond the headlines. A candid conversation with Gujarat’s Deputy CM Harsh Sanghavi on leadership, decision-making, and the realities of public life. From governance challenges to personal convictions, get an unfiltered look into the mind behind the office.

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In this unfiltered chat, Sanjay Singh speaks openly on Arvind Kejriwal, corruption debates, and the rise from activist to parliamentarian. Raw, honest, and straight to the point.

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Exclusive chat with Manoj Tiwari — from cringe songs to calling out Arvind Kejriwal, this is political courage served unfiltered. Not just politics but pure personality — “Rinkiya Ke Papa” unapologetic, outspoken, and telling it like it is.

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In this exclusive podcast, Milind Deora shares candid insights on Maharashtra’s changing politics and the question of morality in public life—an honest take on leadership, alliances, and the future ahead.

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In this exclusive podcast, Pramod Sawant speaks on development, tourism, governance, and his Viksit Goa vision, emphasizing that people’s safety and lives matter more than tourism.


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In this special episode, we sit down with the legendary Usha Uthup — an icon whose voice, style, and spirit have shaped generations of Indian music. From redefining pop and jazz in India to breaking stereotypes with confidence and grace, Usha Uthup opens up about her extraordinary journey, unforgettable performances, and the stories behind the songs we all love.

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In an exclusive interview, astronaut Sunita Williams opens up like never before — beyond the space suit and into the human heart. From life aboard the ISS to the emotional realities of zero gravity, Sunita Williams opens up about life, discipline, and purpose.

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In conversation with Swapan Dasgupta, a politician and journalist— reflects on his political journey and what it means to be a Right-wing voice in today’s India. He speaks about his “Right” beliefs, the role of thinkers in public life, and shares views on nationalism, culture, democracy, and Indian politics.

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Sound mixed by Aman Pal