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Jan 10, 2025 · 2h 6m · wtf

People with The Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi x Nikhil Kamath | Episode 6 | By WTF · Nikhil Kamath

Narendra Modi · 1h 13m spoken Nikhil Kamath · 16m spoken Audio Engineer · 2s spoken Camera Operator · 1s spoken
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In this in-depth conversation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi joins entrepreneur Nikhil Kamath to discuss the intersections of startup innovation, crisis leadership, spiritual grounding, and political governance. Modi shares personal reflections on his formative upbringing, major policy and administrative reforms, and his strategic vision for youth empowerment and India's development toward 2047.

How this conversation actually went

Every chapter scored 0–10 on four independent dynamics. Hover any point for the reasoning behind the score. Nikhil holds 18% of the talking time here. How this is scored →

Nikhil as informed peer 2.5 Guest teaching 4.7 Guest disagreement 1.7 Nikhil pushing back 0.6
05100:0020:0040:001:00:001:20:001:40:002:00:000:17–4:23 · Nikhil as informed peer 2/10 Technical Setup and Setting Conversation Themes Kamath frames the podcast around entrepreneurship and disclaims being a professional journalist. The Prime Minister is conversational and remarks on his own lack of prior podcast experience.4:25–9:10 · Nikhil as informed peer 1/10 Vadnagar Roots, Archaeological Wonder, and Xuanzang Modi shares detailed historical and personal anecdotes about Vadnagar, archaeology, and his diplomatic conversation regarding Chinese traveler Xuanzang. Kamath listens passively in interviewer mode.9:10–15:50 · Nikhil as informed peer 1/10 Formative Schooling, Early Influences, and Honoring Mentors Modi reflects on his childhood teachers and hosting reunions for his mentors after becoming Chief Minister. Kamath facilitates the narrative with gentle, open-ended questions.15:54–20:15 · Nikhil as informed peer 3/10 Philosophical Views on Competition and Mallakhamb Discipline Kamath quotes philosophical views on non-competition (citing Jiddu Krishnamurti) and questions how that fits into competitive politics. Modi deflects high philosophy, grounding his worldview in discipline like Mallakhamb.20:15–28:55 · Nikhil as informed peer 3/10 Politics vs. Entrepreneurship: Mission over Ambition Modi delivers an extended masterclass contrasting entrepreneurship with politics, explaining that while startups focus on personal/corporate growth, politics demands 'mission over ambition' and total self-sacrifice. Kamath actively seeks to draw parallels.28:55–55:51 · Nikhil as informed peer 3/10 Resilience Under Scrutiny, Crisis Response, and Failure Kamath admits his personal anxiety and asks Modi how he copes with pressure and negative scrutiny. Modi shares detailed crisis management principles from Godhra and the Chandrayaan-2 lunar landing setback.55:51–1:05:10 · Nikhil as informed peer 3/10 Changing Stereotypes and Impactful Policy Execution Kamath argues that middle-class youth avoid politics because it is perceived as dirty and rigid. Modi directly counters that Kamath's analysis is incomplete, demonstrating how policy scale creates systemic social change far beyond corporate limits.1:05:12–1:11:52 · Nikhil as informed peer 2/10 Leaving Comfort Zones and the Practice of Solitude Modi explains his habit of stepping outside comfort zones and taking solitary retreats to connect with himself. Kamath prompts him on risk-taking appetites.1:11:54–1:20:06 · Nikhil as informed peer 2/10 Desert Solitude in Dhordo and Motherly Wisdom Kamath introduces an intimate exchange about parental loss, and Modi details his mother's pragmatic wisdom alongside the transformation of the remote village of Dhordo.1:20:06–1:31:21 · Nikhil as informed peer 3/10 Campaign Ethics, Crisis Rehabilitation, and Administrative Reform Kamath questions how someone without money enters politics and how 'minimum government' works in practice. Modi explains grassroots campaign economics and reforming bureaucratic mindsets following the Bhuj earthquake.1:31:21–1:46:40 · Nikhil as informed peer 4/10 Digital India, Global Standing, and Citizen Diplomacy Kamath highlights India Stack and shifts in national perception. Modi outlines digital public infrastructure, changing global credibility, and reinterpreting non-alignment as standing actively for peace.1:46:40–1:57:17 · Nikhil as informed peer 3/10 Media Culture, Authentic Oratory, and Startup Renaissance Kamath asks lighthearted questions regarding public memes, dining, and speech coaching. Modi emphasizes that genuine oratory relies on authentic internal emotion rather than technique.1:57:17–2:06:14 · Nikhil as informed peer 3/10 Vision for 2047 and a Call for Youth Leadership Kamath lists the basic legal requirements to contest elections, while Modi distinguishes between merely standing as an electoral candidate and truly developing the 24/7 qualifications of political leadership.0:17–4:23 · Guest teaching 1/10 Technical Setup and Setting Conversation Themes Kamath frames the podcast around entrepreneurship and disclaims being a professional journalist. The Prime Minister is conversational and remarks on his own lack of prior podcast experience.4:25–9:10 · Guest teaching 4/10 Vadnagar Roots, Archaeological Wonder, and Xuanzang Modi shares detailed historical and personal anecdotes about Vadnagar, archaeology, and his diplomatic conversation regarding Chinese traveler Xuanzang. Kamath listens passively in interviewer mode.9:10–15:50 · Guest teaching 3/10 Formative Schooling, Early Influences, and Honoring Mentors Modi reflects on his childhood teachers and hosting reunions for his mentors after becoming Chief Minister. Kamath facilitates the narrative with gentle, open-ended questions.15:54–20:15 · Guest teaching 4/10 Philosophical Views on Competition and Mallakhamb Discipline Kamath quotes philosophical views on non-competition (citing Jiddu Krishnamurti) and questions how that fits into competitive politics. Modi deflects high philosophy, grounding his worldview in discipline like Mallakhamb.20:15–28:55 · Guest teaching 6/10 Politics vs. Entrepreneurship: Mission over Ambition Modi delivers an extended masterclass contrasting entrepreneurship with politics, explaining that while startups focus on personal/corporate growth, politics demands 'mission over ambition' and total self-sacrifice. Kamath actively seeks to draw parallels.28:55–55:51 · Guest teaching 6/10 Resilience Under Scrutiny, Crisis Response, and Failure Kamath admits his personal anxiety and asks Modi how he copes with pressure and negative scrutiny. Modi shares detailed crisis management principles from Godhra and the Chandrayaan-2 lunar landing setback.55:51–1:05:10 · Guest teaching 7/10 Changing Stereotypes and Impactful Policy Execution Kamath argues that middle-class youth avoid politics because it is perceived as dirty and rigid. Modi directly counters that Kamath's analysis is incomplete, demonstrating how policy scale creates systemic social change far beyond corporate limits.1:05:12–1:11:52 · Guest teaching 4/10 Leaving Comfort Zones and the Practice of Solitude Modi explains his habit of stepping outside comfort zones and taking solitary retreats to connect with himself. Kamath prompts him on risk-taking appetites.1:11:54–1:20:06 · Guest teaching 4/10 Desert Solitude in Dhordo and Motherly Wisdom Kamath introduces an intimate exchange about parental loss, and Modi details his mother's pragmatic wisdom alongside the transformation of the remote village of Dhordo.1:20:06–1:31:21 · Guest teaching 6/10 Campaign Ethics, Crisis Rehabilitation, and Administrative Reform Kamath questions how someone without money enters politics and how 'minimum government' works in practice. Modi explains grassroots campaign economics and reforming bureaucratic mindsets following the Bhuj earthquake.1:31:21–1:46:40 · Guest teaching 5/10 Digital India, Global Standing, and Citizen Diplomacy Kamath highlights India Stack and shifts in national perception. Modi outlines digital public infrastructure, changing global credibility, and reinterpreting non-alignment as standing actively for peace.1:46:40–1:57:17 · Guest teaching 5/10 Media Culture, Authentic Oratory, and Startup Renaissance Kamath asks lighthearted questions regarding public memes, dining, and speech coaching. Modi emphasizes that genuine oratory relies on authentic internal emotion rather than technique.1:57:17–2:06:14 · Guest teaching 6/10 Vision for 2047 and a Call for Youth Leadership Kamath lists the basic legal requirements to contest elections, while Modi distinguishes between merely standing as an electoral candidate and truly developing the 24/7 qualifications of political leadership.0:17–4:23 · Guest disagreement 1/10 Technical Setup and Setting Conversation Themes Kamath frames the podcast around entrepreneurship and disclaims being a professional journalist. The Prime Minister is conversational and remarks on his own lack of prior podcast experience.4:25–9:10 · Guest disagreement 1/10 Vadnagar Roots, Archaeological Wonder, and Xuanzang Modi shares detailed historical and personal anecdotes about Vadnagar, archaeology, and his diplomatic conversation regarding Chinese traveler Xuanzang. Kamath listens passively in interviewer mode.9:10–15:50 · Guest disagreement 1/10 Formative Schooling, Early Influences, and Honoring Mentors Modi reflects on his childhood teachers and hosting reunions for his mentors after becoming Chief Minister. Kamath facilitates the narrative with gentle, open-ended questions.15:54–20:15 · Guest disagreement 3/10 Philosophical Views on Competition and Mallakhamb Discipline Kamath quotes philosophical views on non-competition (citing Jiddu Krishnamurti) and questions how that fits into competitive politics. Modi deflects high philosophy, grounding his worldview in discipline like Mallakhamb.20:15–28:55 · Guest disagreement 2/10 Politics vs. Entrepreneurship: Mission over Ambition Modi delivers an extended masterclass contrasting entrepreneurship with politics, explaining that while startups focus on personal/corporate growth, politics demands 'mission over ambition' and total self-sacrifice. Kamath actively seeks to draw parallels.28:55–55:51 · Guest disagreement 2/10 Resilience Under Scrutiny, Crisis Response, and Failure Kamath admits his personal anxiety and asks Modi how he copes with pressure and negative scrutiny. Modi shares detailed crisis management principles from Godhra and the Chandrayaan-2 lunar landing setback.55:51–1:05:10 · Guest disagreement 3/10 Changing Stereotypes and Impactful Policy Execution Kamath argues that middle-class youth avoid politics because it is perceived as dirty and rigid. Modi directly counters that Kamath's analysis is incomplete, demonstrating how policy scale creates systemic social change far beyond corporate limits.1:05:12–1:11:52 · Guest disagreement 1/10 Leaving Comfort Zones and the Practice of Solitude Modi explains his habit of stepping outside comfort zones and taking solitary retreats to connect with himself. Kamath prompts him on risk-taking appetites.1:11:54–1:20:06 · Guest disagreement 1/10 Desert Solitude in Dhordo and Motherly Wisdom Kamath introduces an intimate exchange about parental loss, and Modi details his mother's pragmatic wisdom alongside the transformation of the remote village of Dhordo.1:20:06–1:31:21 · Guest disagreement 2/10 Campaign Ethics, Crisis Rehabilitation, and Administrative Reform Kamath questions how someone without money enters politics and how 'minimum government' works in practice. Modi explains grassroots campaign economics and reforming bureaucratic mindsets following the Bhuj earthquake.1:31:21–1:46:40 · Guest disagreement 2/10 Digital India, Global Standing, and Citizen Diplomacy Kamath highlights India Stack and shifts in national perception. Modi outlines digital public infrastructure, changing global credibility, and reinterpreting non-alignment as standing actively for peace.1:46:40–1:57:17 · Guest disagreement 1/10 Media Culture, Authentic Oratory, and Startup Renaissance Kamath asks lighthearted questions regarding public memes, dining, and speech coaching. Modi emphasizes that genuine oratory relies on authentic internal emotion rather than technique.1:57:17–2:06:14 · Guest disagreement 2/10 Vision for 2047 and a Call for Youth Leadership Kamath lists the basic legal requirements to contest elections, while Modi distinguishes between merely standing as an electoral candidate and truly developing the 24/7 qualifications of political leadership.0:17–4:23 · Nikhil pushing back 0/10 Technical Setup and Setting Conversation Themes Kamath frames the podcast around entrepreneurship and disclaims being a professional journalist. The Prime Minister is conversational and remarks on his own lack of prior podcast experience.4:25–9:10 · Nikhil pushing back 0/10 Vadnagar Roots, Archaeological Wonder, and Xuanzang Modi shares detailed historical and personal anecdotes about Vadnagar, archaeology, and his diplomatic conversation regarding Chinese traveler Xuanzang. Kamath listens passively in interviewer mode.9:10–15:50 · Nikhil pushing back 0/10 Formative Schooling, Early Influences, and Honoring Mentors Modi reflects on his childhood teachers and hosting reunions for his mentors after becoming Chief Minister. Kamath facilitates the narrative with gentle, open-ended questions.15:54–20:15 · Nikhil pushing back 2/10 Philosophical Views on Competition and Mallakhamb Discipline Kamath quotes philosophical views on non-competition (citing Jiddu Krishnamurti) and questions how that fits into competitive politics. Modi deflects high philosophy, grounding his worldview in discipline like Mallakhamb.20:15–28:55 · Nikhil pushing back 1/10 Politics vs. Entrepreneurship: Mission over Ambition Modi delivers an extended masterclass contrasting entrepreneurship with politics, explaining that while startups focus on personal/corporate growth, politics demands 'mission over ambition' and total self-sacrifice. Kamath actively seeks to draw parallels.28:55–55:51 · Nikhil pushing back 1/10 Resilience Under Scrutiny, Crisis Response, and Failure Kamath admits his personal anxiety and asks Modi how he copes with pressure and negative scrutiny. Modi shares detailed crisis management principles from Godhra and the Chandrayaan-2 lunar landing setback.55:51–1:05:10 · Nikhil pushing back 1/10 Changing Stereotypes and Impactful Policy Execution Kamath argues that middle-class youth avoid politics because it is perceived as dirty and rigid. Modi directly counters that Kamath's analysis is incomplete, demonstrating how policy scale creates systemic social change far beyond corporate limits.1:05:12–1:11:52 · Nikhil pushing back 0/10 Leaving Comfort Zones and the Practice of Solitude Modi explains his habit of stepping outside comfort zones and taking solitary retreats to connect with himself. Kamath prompts him on risk-taking appetites.1:11:54–1:20:06 · Nikhil pushing back 0/10 Desert Solitude in Dhordo and Motherly Wisdom Kamath introduces an intimate exchange about parental loss, and Modi details his mother's pragmatic wisdom alongside the transformation of the remote village of Dhordo.1:20:06–1:31:21 · Nikhil pushing back 1/10 Campaign Ethics, Crisis Rehabilitation, and Administrative Reform Kamath questions how someone without money enters politics and how 'minimum government' works in practice. Modi explains grassroots campaign economics and reforming bureaucratic mindsets following the Bhuj earthquake.1:31:21–1:46:40 · Nikhil pushing back 1/10 Digital India, Global Standing, and Citizen Diplomacy Kamath highlights India Stack and shifts in national perception. Modi outlines digital public infrastructure, changing global credibility, and reinterpreting non-alignment as standing actively for peace.1:46:40–1:57:17 · Nikhil pushing back 0/10 Media Culture, Authentic Oratory, and Startup Renaissance Kamath asks lighthearted questions regarding public memes, dining, and speech coaching. Modi emphasizes that genuine oratory relies on authentic internal emotion rather than technique.1:57:17–2:06:14 · Nikhil pushing back 1/10 Vision for 2047 and a Call for Youth Leadership Kamath lists the basic legal requirements to contest elections, while Modi distinguishes between merely standing as an electoral candidate and truly developing the 24/7 qualifications of political leadership.

speaking balance: gold is Nikhil, purple is the guest (3 minute bins)

0:00 · Nikhil 75.3% · guest 24.7%0:00 · Nikhil 75.3% · guest 24.7%3:00 · Nikhil 44.8% · guest 55.2%3:00 · Nikhil 44.8% · guest 55.2%6:00 · Nikhil 0% · guest 100%6:00 · Nikhil 0% · guest 100%9:00 · Nikhil 9.5% · guest 90.5%9:00 · Nikhil 9.5% · guest 90.5%12:00 · Nikhil 0% · guest 100%12:00 · Nikhil 0% · guest 100%15:00 · Nikhil 47.5% · guest 52.5%15:00 · Nikhil 47.5% · guest 52.5%18:00 · Nikhil 22.4% · guest 77.6%18:00 · Nikhil 22.4% · guest 77.6%21:00 · Nikhil 0% · guest 100%21:00 · Nikhil 0% · guest 100%24:00 · Nikhil 16.1% · guest 83.9%24:00 · Nikhil 16.1% · guest 83.9%27:00 · Nikhil 7.5% · guest 92.5%27:00 · Nikhil 7.5% · guest 92.5%30:00 · Nikhil 27.4% · guest 72.6%30:00 · Nikhil 27.4% · guest 72.6%33:00 · Nikhil 36.4% · guest 63.6%33:00 · Nikhil 36.4% · guest 63.6%36:00 · Nikhil 41.2% · guest 58.8%36:00 · Nikhil 41.2% · guest 58.8%39:00 · Nikhil 0% · guest 100%39:00 · Nikhil 0% · guest 100%42:00 · Nikhil 21.6% · guest 78.4%42:00 · Nikhil 21.6% · guest 78.4%45:00 · Nikhil 1.2% · guest 98.8%45:00 · Nikhil 1.2% · guest 98.8%48:00 · Nikhil 1.5% · guest 98.5%48:00 · Nikhil 1.5% · guest 98.5%51:00 · Nikhil 14.2% · guest 85.8%51:00 · Nikhil 14.2% · guest 85.8%54:00 · Nikhil 47.8% · guest 52.2%54:00 · Nikhil 47.8% · guest 52.2%57:00 · Nikhil 20% · guest 80%57:00 · Nikhil 20% · guest 80%1:00:00 · Nikhil 14.1% · guest 85.9%1:00:00 · Nikhil 14.1% · guest 85.9%1:03:00 · Nikhil 5.8% · guest 94.2%1:03:00 · Nikhil 5.8% · guest 94.2%1:06:00 · Nikhil 18.1% · guest 81.9%1:06:00 · Nikhil 18.1% · guest 81.9%1:09:00 · Nikhil 20.4% · guest 79.6%1:09:00 · Nikhil 20.4% · guest 79.6%1:12:00 · Nikhil 8.5% · guest 91.5%1:12:00 · Nikhil 8.5% · guest 91.5%1:15:00 · Nikhil 30.2% · guest 69.8%1:15:00 · Nikhil 30.2% · guest 69.8%1:18:00 · Nikhil 29.5% · guest 70.5%1:18:00 · Nikhil 29.5% · guest 70.5%1:21:00 · Nikhil 0% · guest 100%1:21:00 · Nikhil 0% · guest 100%1:24:00 · Nikhil 0% · guest 100%1:24:00 · Nikhil 0% · guest 100%1:27:00 · Nikhil 20.1% · guest 79.9%1:27:00 · Nikhil 20.1% · guest 79.9%1:30:00 · Nikhil 9.4% · guest 90.6%1:30:00 · Nikhil 9.4% · guest 90.6%1:33:00 · Nikhil 7.7% · guest 92.3%1:33:00 · Nikhil 7.7% · guest 92.3%1:36:00 · Nikhil 34.9% · guest 65.1%1:36:00 · Nikhil 34.9% · guest 65.1%1:39:00 · Nikhil 6.9% · guest 93.1%1:39:00 · Nikhil 6.9% · guest 93.1%1:42:00 · Nikhil 14.8% · guest 85.2%1:42:00 · Nikhil 14.8% · guest 85.2%1:45:00 · Nikhil 16.5% · guest 83.5%1:45:00 · Nikhil 16.5% · guest 83.5%1:48:00 · Nikhil 48.4% · guest 51.6%1:48:00 · Nikhil 48.4% · guest 51.6%1:51:00 · Nikhil 9.5% · guest 90.5%1:51:00 · Nikhil 9.5% · guest 90.5%1:54:00 · Nikhil 9.8% · guest 90.2%1:54:00 · Nikhil 9.8% · guest 90.2%1:57:00 · Nikhil 7% · guest 93%1:57:00 · Nikhil 7% · guest 93%2:00:00 · Nikhil 33.7% · guest 66.3%2:00:00 · Nikhil 33.7% · guest 66.3%2:03:00 · Nikhil 3.1% · guest 96.9%2:03:00 · Nikhil 3.1% · guest 96.9%2:06:00 · Nikhil 61.2% · guest 38.8%2:06:00 · Nikhil 61.2% · guest 38.8%
Sharpest disagreement ▶ 57:38 Modi challenges host's analysis of political careers

Modi explicitly tells Kamath that his assessment of politics as a dirty profession is incomplete, pushing back against corporate cynicism.

 Hardest push from Nikhil ▶ 17:37 Host pushes on ideological contradictions in competition

Kamath challenges Modi by invoking Jiddu Krishnamurti to question how one can hold an anti-competitive philosophy in cutthroat electoral politics.

 Biggest teaching moment ▶ 26:16 Modi contrasts entrepreneurial growth with political sacrifice

Modi breaks down why startup paradigms do not translate directly to public service, explaining that politics demands nation-first self-effacement over corporate ambition.

 Nikhil holds their own ▶ 1:31:21 Host articulates India Stack's structural economic impact

Kamath brings informed domain expertise as a financial tech founder to evaluate the tangible impact of UPI, Aadhaar, and eKYC.
the scores for every segment, with the reasoning behind each
ChapterTopicNikhil as informed peerGuest teachingGuest disagreementNikhil pushing backWhy
Technical Setup and Setting Conversation Themes 2110 Kamath frames the podcast around entrepreneurship and disclaims being a professional journalist. The Prime Minister is conversational and remarks on his own lack of prior podcast experience.
Vadnagar Roots, Archaeological Wonder, and Xuanzang 1410 Modi shares detailed historical and personal anecdotes about Vadnagar, archaeology, and his diplomatic conversation regarding Chinese traveler Xuanzang. Kamath listens passively in interviewer mode.
Formative Schooling, Early Influences, and Honoring Mentors 1310 Modi reflects on his childhood teachers and hosting reunions for his mentors after becoming Chief Minister. Kamath facilitates the narrative with gentle, open-ended questions.
Philosophical Views on Competition and Mallakhamb Discipline 3432 Kamath quotes philosophical views on non-competition (citing Jiddu Krishnamurti) and questions how that fits into competitive politics. Modi deflects high philosophy, grounding his worldview in discipline like Mallakhamb.
Politics vs. Entrepreneurship: Mission over Ambition 3621 Modi delivers an extended masterclass contrasting entrepreneurship with politics, explaining that while startups focus on personal/corporate growth, politics demands 'mission over ambition' and total self-sacrifice. Kamath actively seeks to draw parallels.
Resilience Under Scrutiny, Crisis Response, and Failure 3621 Kamath admits his personal anxiety and asks Modi how he copes with pressure and negative scrutiny. Modi shares detailed crisis management principles from Godhra and the Chandrayaan-2 lunar landing setback.
Changing Stereotypes and Impactful Policy Execution 3731 Kamath argues that middle-class youth avoid politics because it is perceived as dirty and rigid. Modi directly counters that Kamath's analysis is incomplete, demonstrating how policy scale creates systemic social change far beyond corporate limits.
Leaving Comfort Zones and the Practice of Solitude 2410 Modi explains his habit of stepping outside comfort zones and taking solitary retreats to connect with himself. Kamath prompts him on risk-taking appetites.
Desert Solitude in Dhordo and Motherly Wisdom 2410 Kamath introduces an intimate exchange about parental loss, and Modi details his mother's pragmatic wisdom alongside the transformation of the remote village of Dhordo.
Campaign Ethics, Crisis Rehabilitation, and Administrative Reform 3621 Kamath questions how someone without money enters politics and how 'minimum government' works in practice. Modi explains grassroots campaign economics and reforming bureaucratic mindsets following the Bhuj earthquake.
Digital India, Global Standing, and Citizen Diplomacy 4521 Kamath highlights India Stack and shifts in national perception. Modi outlines digital public infrastructure, changing global credibility, and reinterpreting non-alignment as standing actively for peace.
Media Culture, Authentic Oratory, and Startup Renaissance 3510 Kamath asks lighthearted questions regarding public memes, dining, and speech coaching. Modi emphasizes that genuine oratory relies on authentic internal emotion rather than technique.
Vision for 2047 and a Call for Youth Leadership 3621 Kamath lists the basic legal requirements to contest elections, while Modi distinguishes between merely standing as an electoral candidate and truly developing the 24/7 qualifications of political leadership.

Statements from this episode (11)

Assertion Supported
Modi: Traced and publicly felicitated all his childhood teachers as Gujarat CM
“سکول کے دوستوں کو بلاؤں بلایا دوسری میری اچھا تھی جو شاید ہندوستان کے لوگوں کے لئے عجیب ہوگا میرے من کرتا تھا کہ میں میرے سبھی تیچرز کو سارو جیرکل سے سمبان کروں گا تو مجھے بچپن سے جنہوں نے پڑھایا ہے اور سکولی سکھا تک جو بھی میرے تیچر رہے میں نے سب کو ڈھونڈا او…”
Narendra Modi Jan 10, 2025 ▶ 13:20
Insight
Modi: Authentic communication is far more important than formal oratory
“दूसरा मेरा मत है कि भाशन कला औरेटरी उससे भी जानदा महरतपून है कॉम्मिनिकेशन आप कॉम्मिनिकेट कैसे करते हैं”
Narendra Modi Jan 10, 2025 ▶ 24:41
Insight
Modi: Politics requires self-sacrifice and 'nation first', unlike entrepreneurship
“एंट्रेपरनर के पास जो पहली ट्रेनी होती है ग्रो करने की यहाँ पहली ट्रेनी होती है खुद को खपा देने की जो है वो भी दे देने की वहां पर मैं मेरा मेरी कमपनी या मेरा प्रोफिशन उसकी नमबर वन कैसे बने यहां होता है नेशन फर्स्ट”
Narendra Modi Jan 10, 2025 ▶ 26:36
Assertion Partly supported
Modi: Took personal responsibility for Chandrayaan-2 setback before ISRO scientists
“लेकि मैं सेटबेक से रोने दोने करके जिनी की गुजानने वालों मैं नहीं था। मैंने का मैं सुबह गया। और सभी साइन्टिस्टों को मैंने का अगर कोई फैलियर है तो जिम्मेवारी मेरी है। आपने प्रयास के आप निराश मत होगे।”
Narendra Modi Jan 10, 2025 ▶ 54:06
Assertion Supported
Modi: President Murmu Guided Creation of PM-JANMAN Tribal Welfare Scheme
“उन्होंने मुझे कई बार कहा कुछ करना है। मैंने उन्होंसे कहा कि आप मुझे गाइड कीजिए। तो उनके मारदर्शन में मेरे एक skim बनाई। पीम जन्मन योजना। अब ये लोग ज्यादा ज्यादा पचिस लाख लोग है। और वो भी डाइसो जगह पे हैं। पोलिट”
Narendra Modi Jan 10, 2025 ▶ 1:00:02
Opinion
Modi: His personal risk-taking capacity has not been fully utilized
“I think that my risk-taking capacity has not been fully utilized. It has been very low.”
Narendra Modi Jan 10, 2025 ▶ 1:09:23
Assertion Supported
Modi: Indian government eliminated around 40,000 regulatory compliances
“اس لئے ہم نے کیا کیا قریب چالیس ہزار کمپلائنسز ہم نے نکال دی ہے”
Narendra Modi Jan 10, 2025 ▶ 1:30:08
Disclosure
Modi: India is not neutral in global conflicts, it stands for peace
“जैसे इस क्राइसिस के समय हमने लगातार कहा है कि हम न्यूट्रल नहीं हैं मैं लगातार कहता हूँ हम न्यूट्रल नहीं हैं जो लोग कहते हैं हम न्यूट्रल हैं मैं न्यूट्रल नहीं हूँ मैं शान्ती के पक्ष में हूँ मेरा पक्ष है शान्ती और मैं उसके लिए जो प”
Narendra Modi Jan 10, 2025 ▶ 1:42:39
Opinion
Modi: Startups Have Gained Broad Cultural Prestige and Respect in India
“एक समय था, कि स्टार्ट अपर लब सर्वनाश्ट, आज स्टार्ट अप की एक प्रतिष्ठा बन गई है, एक क्रेडिविटर बन गई है, और इसलिए मैं मानता हूँ कि छोटे से गाउं में भी फेलियर भी होगा, तो लोग उसको आदर्स मानें, कि यार, दम वाला बच्चा ह”
Narendra Modi Jan 10, 2025 ▶ 1:56:49
Insight
Modi: Real political qualification is 24/7 vigilance, not university degrees
“When you become a politician, you need a lot of qualification. Every time you see thousands of eyes. If you get a word, then you get to meet your 10 years of age. Your You have to be aware of 24 by seven. You have to live with it. You have to be aware of unpre…”
Narendra Modi Jan 10, 2025 ▶ 2:01:30
Assertion Supported
Modi: India has around 50% reservation for women in local governance
“First of all, I would like to say to the mothers, daughters and young girls, that today in our country, there is almost every country, कम अधिक मातरा में हो लेकिर करीब फिप्टी परसेंट विमेन डिजर्वेशन है, पंचायत में, गार्पदान नगरपाली का, महानगरपाली का”
Narendra Modi Jan 10, 2025 ▶ 2:02:15
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