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Episode 5 - NRC, a threat to all Indians
with NRC, a threat to all Indians
Episode 5 of Dware Dware Deep talks of how NRC threatens all Indians irrespective of class, caste or religion, and how it goes against the Hindu and Indian values. Dware Dware Deep is a show to talk about Indian society, history and politics. Also available on YouTube.
Episode 3 - An introduction to India's diversity
with An introduction to India's diversity
Episode 4 talks about how to choose candidates for elections and about our need to fight for self-respect.
Episode 3 talks about India's diversity, and how in some respects it is seen as India's strength and in some respects as a weakness.
Episode 2 continues to talk about dharma and mazhab (religion) after the horrific Kathua incident in India. The line "sannate ki chamdi mein se, kolahal sa behta jaae", quoted in this narration, is written by Puneet Sharma for the song "Pehle lohe ki chingari" from the film "Revolver Rani" (2014)
Episode 1 of Dware Dware Deep, a monthly show to talk about Indian society, history and politics. Includes extract from "Ankhiyon Ke Jharokhon Se", performed by Hemlata, composed by Ravindra Jain, from the film "Ankhiyon Ke Jharokhon Se"
