Bharatiya Junta Podcast

BJPod Thoughtein hi Thoughtein- Live! [Almost] from Jantar Mantar Part II

Some more voices from the protest that were shared with us. Special thanks to VinamraYashNikitaAviralNidhiPlease like, rate and share our work. Send any feedback to Bharatiyajuntapodcast@gmail.com

BJPod Thoughtein hi Thoughtein- Live! [Almost] from Jantar Mantar

For this episode we went to our people who attended the protests at Jantar Mantar and other Indian cities. Let us hear their experience. Special thanks to DivyaAvinashYash VinamraPriyaPlease send a voice note of your experience on the bharatiyajuntapodcast@gmail.com

BJPod Newsein aur Thoughtein- The grumpy old men talk of the issues at hand and a bunch of recommendations

The gang gets together again to talk about their thoughts on what is happening at Jantar Mantar and how they are slowly evolving into grumpy old men... or not. In the midst of cutting each other off and random singing they also share a bunch of books and movie reccos.Please rate the podcast if you like it on the platform of your choice, if you do not like it you can let it be.Reach out with any feedback at Bharatiyajuntapodcast@gmail.com

BJPod Thoughtein hi Thoughtein- Peak Detailing of Maa Behen

Megh, Nidhi and Richa explain the movie Maa Behen to Nishant (who refuses to watch direct to OTT movies). Tune in to listen to a discussion about rotis, Tripti Dimri’s acting career, expositional narratives and a segue into Selmon Bhai.Leave a comment, or a rating, it helps the pod to grow,Also, send us your love, hate and any other feedback at Bharatiyajuntapodcast@gmail.com

BJPod Thoughtein hi Thoughtein- Bharat Bluff feat. Soumya Gupta

We have with us Soumya Gupta who is the Editor of the Consumer Economy Bureau at Mint and has been a journalist for over 12 years reporting on consumer, retail, media and tech companies shaping India’s consumer internet economy.She is the Author of Bharat Bluff a book on the cons of India’s internet revolution, and that’s our topic for today!We discuss how people across generations are being scammed in an increasingly low-trust society by strangers and people we know. From "digital arrest" frauds and cryptocurrency schemes to misleading finfluencers and even phone numbers swapped on Google listings, scams have become pervasive, affecting individuals and families alike.Yet there is remarkably little meaningful conversation about this growing problem. The book aims to change that. It seeks to start a broader dialogue, moving us away from the instinct to ridicule victims, a reaction all too common in India and towards understanding, empathy, and practical support. Because anyone can be vulnerable, and awareness is our first line of defence.You can buy the book here - https://amzn.in/d/0aev1C9E & https://cmykbookstore.com/products/bharat-bluff You can read Soumya’s work in Mint here - https://www.livemint.com/authors/soumya-gupta Soumya’s piece on Scammers using Big Tech for Cons - https://restofworld.org/2026/tech-facebook-google-whatsapp-scams/