The Pakistani left, PDM, PTI and Marxism - Dr. Shahram Azhar - TPE

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  • čas přidán 7. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 243

  • @AyeshaRabab
    @AyeshaRabab Před 3 lety +10

    Shehzad, you're a fantastic interviewer. Thank you for this conversation

  • @saharfatima4676
    @saharfatima4676 Před 3 lety +4

    My the most favorite teacher. Much respect for him. Dr Shahram is just love.

  • @malikShoaib-fj6fj
    @malikShoaib-fj6fj Před 3 lety +7

    Shahram is an institution of knowledge and intellect. I am hugely inspired by him and hope to see him again soon. Pls make him a regular guest

  • @azeemcharania2636
    @azeemcharania2636 Před 3 lety +25

    One of your best episodes. Absolutely loved how he made a point about a way in-between socialism and capitalism.

    • @haramimullah3687
      @haramimullah3687 Před 2 lety

      @@ThePakistanExperience hope we get mukti from pisslam the pissful mazhab

  • @asclar2d1
    @asclar2d1 Před 6 měsíci +1

    I’m a driver and had to travel for many hours ….. this discussion was amazing and I appreciate Dr. Azhar speaking. Shahzad you’re the best .. keep up the good work

  • @sarahkhan3711
    @sarahkhan3711 Před 3 lety +18

    Admire that Dr. Azhar is speaking in Urdu mostly.

  • @sarahkhan3711
    @sarahkhan3711 Před 3 lety +5

    Both of you boys are looking great MashaAllah! Just the way you are kiddos. Your thoughts and minds are your greatest asset. And you have great minds!

  • @aunthegeek5788
    @aunthegeek5788 Před 3 lety +5

    I will never forget Shahram Azhar singing in the Urdu translation of the immortal _L' Internationale_ anthem after the restoration of Democracy. *_Ye Azm ka tarana hai_*

  • @afreenmansoor6411
    @afreenmansoor6411 Před 3 lety +7

    Would love to see Ayesha Chundigar (founder of ACF) on this podcast, conversations around animal rights are much needed.
    Another great episode, as always.

  • @pongleekapyar
    @pongleekapyar Před 3 lety +3

    Such a great episode, what an absolute joy listening to Shahram, and Shahzad bhai, you're a gem, needless to say!
    Aap heeron mein tolne laaiq kaam kar rahe hain.
    Lots of love from Islamabad!

  • @MegaNainaa
    @MegaNainaa Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you both for sharing your knowledge and respective views.

  • @umayr2935
    @umayr2935 Před 3 lety +4

    02:01:00 Richard Wolff ko me bhi apna ustad manta hu, though im not a Marxist, phr bhi ustad manta hu, its such pleasant thing to hear abt him from another Pakistani for the first time.
    there is no match when it comes to Richard Wolff's explaination of the economy and capitalism. Even school going kids can understand from him.

    • @ballerstalin5346
      @ballerstalin5346 Před 3 lety +1

      Slavoj Zizek...🥺

    • @AwwamDost
      @AwwamDost Před 7 měsíci +1

      " If there’s an institution in your society that’s above criticism,
      you’re giving it a free pass to indulge all of its weaknesses and darker tendencies."
      Wolff

    • @AwwamDost
      @AwwamDost Před 7 měsíci +1

      ​@@ballerstalin5346
      "We feel free because we lack the very language to articulate our unfreedom"
      Zizek

  • @Gamersss94
    @Gamersss94 Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you shahzad and Dr. Shahram Azhar.

  • @saliabbasraza
    @saliabbasraza Před 2 lety +2

    What a man. Brilliant, i can now forgive LUMS for everything now. What a gem they produced.

  • @adeenatahir4156
    @adeenatahir4156 Před 3 lety +2

    What a killer episode! This rationalized a lot of recent events excellently.

  • @AkberHussain-pd9dt
    @AkberHussain-pd9dt Před 4 měsíci +1

    MashaAllah Alhamdulillah InshaAllah🙏

  • @tauseefshaukat6257
    @tauseefshaukat6257 Před rokem +2

    With regards to Shahram's discussion on regulations, it's not that Pakistan doesn't possess these regulatory bodies. Infact, as far as engineering standards go Pakistan already has a very robust organization called PNAEC which adopts and regulates international standards for engineering, and manufacturing. Furthermore, all exporters in Pakistan are required to comply with standards for Social Accountability (like SA 8000), other best practices, etc. Plus there's an environmental watchdog too in Pakistan. As far as expertise is concerned there is no shortage, the only issue is its effectiveness and rampant corruption which has far reaching consequences in terms of effectiveness of the regulations.

  • @MuhammadAbdullah-zl5dh
    @MuhammadAbdullah-zl5dh Před 3 lety +3

    Absolutely brilliant 3 hours. Though I disagree on a lot of things but I enjoyed it so much.

  • @Wesyhe
    @Wesyhe Před 3 lety +7

    Always loved to listen him.❤️
    Can you invite Dr Akbar Zaidi or Qaiser Bengali?

  • @junaydtariq1556
    @junaydtariq1556 Před 3 lety +4

    Shahzad you are gem.these 90 episodes are worth like reading 90 books,To day i watched the episode till the very end.
    Keep up the good work,God bless you.
    Shahram azhar widened the thoughts by his examples.Thanks.

  • @trinayanakaushik811
    @trinayanakaushik811 Před 3 lety +3

    This video has everything I look for in a youtube video. This is the first time this has happened.
    I could listen them forever.
    And it's so random bcz before today, I didn't know about the these people and neither the channel. Just stumbled upon it out of nowhere.
    And the irony is that I am pretty much a communist or left critic (A lay one)
    I have to say, this video did add value to my life.

  • @rahulkumar-se4hv
    @rahulkumar-se4hv Před 3 lety +8

    Love from India

  • @Sfren5336
    @Sfren5336 Před 3 lety +1

    BTW shehzad, kudos for the hosting today. There were times where he explained the basics, which sometimes seem mundane to you and you try to jump ahead, but you didn't today. Beautiful hosting.

  • @harishdeshpande1159
    @harishdeshpande1159 Před 9 měsíci

    I pray to all the gods there are for your continual success!

  • @alexandarpatrick3693
    @alexandarpatrick3693 Před 3 lety +3

    Again a very good conversation! 🤘🤘🤘

  • @SunnyJamil
    @SunnyJamil Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you shahzad!

  • @radhikaverma6603
    @radhikaverma6603 Před 2 lety

    Both of you are such beautiful human beings, blown away 🙏

  • @hassanz88
    @hassanz88 Před 3 lety +3

    Respectfully disagree with your narrow definition of corruption here. Corruption is keeping the dollar value artificially low, leading to de-industrialization. Corruption is not clamping down on hawala hundi operators, corruption is burdening the exchequer through overburdening SOE with 1000s of political appointees, not initiating tax reforms etc
    Because our political parties do not want to spend their political capital in taking these tough measures. That's the corruption that has led us to where we are and there are children dying out there because of this.

    • @hassanz88
      @hassanz88 Před 3 lety +1

      @@ThePakistanExperience no one in their right mind is going to defend the rent-seeking sugar or fertilizer industrialists. But the argument that Shahram made on growing the economic pie so that corruption won't even be an issue anymore, is weak and not backed by data. China or India for that matter may have rampant financial corruption, but they have some of the most robust industrial policies in the world. Aren't politicians who kept the dollar artificially low and allowed for the flight of capital, criminals then?

  • @lilithraza8615
    @lilithraza8615 Před 3 lety +1

    Loved each and every minute of this

  • @gopalpb
    @gopalpb Před 3 lety +1

    You are absolutely right political left is stuck is 60s and not able to address the contemporary challenges..

    • @AwwamDost
      @AwwamDost Před 7 měsíci

      No, actually it's not,no true leftist can remain stagnant.
      It's just that these foreign qualified rich self acclaimed leftists have their own agendas.
      Left and Marxism is associated with continuing critical analysis.
      Unfortunately in this current period of compromises in our history,not many free people's thinkers exist,many have compromised.
      Once geopolitics changes,things will revert back to previous clarity.

  • @akshaysharma2
    @akshaysharma2 Před 3 lety +1

    This is the best podcast you have ever done

  • @The_Empire_Chronicles

    One of your best episodes Shehzad. Great empathetic guest.

  • @roopfatima7240
    @roopfatima7240 Před 3 lety +2

    My jeeju on my favorite podcast ❤️❤️❤️ 😊😊😊

  • @tauseefshaukat6257
    @tauseefshaukat6257 Před rokem +1

    Great show as alwayys and thanks for introducing us to Dr. Shahram Azher, especially for those of us living abroad who are not familiar with the Pakistani intelligensia.
    However, my criticism is on the typecast language and jargon used. Not all of your viewers, like me, subscribe to left wing or right wing ideology and not all moral precepts have to be coopted by a particular brand of ideologues like Marxism, Islam, post-modern feminist narrative, etc. For instance we don't have to subscribe to the 'patriarchy' boogieman (read strawman) and start shadowboxing it to realize that certain behaviors are wrong. Being a decent human being in virtually any paradigm one is required to respect women. I don't have to be a feminist or a marxist to rally for equal rights and neither is Marxism the exclusive club it is made out to be for morality.

  • @bharatchoudhary540
    @bharatchoudhary540 Před 3 lety +5

    Shahram be like "ab aap isse dhyan se suno .. aapko maza aane wala" .. Yess indeed!

  • @sabrinaslodge
    @sabrinaslodge Před 3 lety +1

    Would love a separate , more detailed conversation with Dr. Azhar on poetry of Faiz, Jalib, Elia and others

    • @AwwamDost
      @AwwamDost Před 7 měsíci

      Why don't you watch and read Faiz,Jakub,Joan and all other progressive writers,foremost Sibte Hassan and Dr Mubarak Ali,Ali Abbas Jalapuri,Kaifi Azmi,Manto,Krishan Chandr,Rajinder Singh Bedi,Ali Sardar Jafri,Ismat Chughtai,Zaheer Kashmiri,yourself.
      There are many many others.
      Just look for Progressive writers movement.
      These people can just sing,or recite,or mention a little bit.
      They are not interpreters,neither practitioners actually.

  • @sarmadsohail361
    @sarmadsohail361 Před 3 lety +3

    This was so intriguing! Really made me understand Marxism better.

    • @AwwamDost
      @AwwamDost Před 7 měsíci

      Try to understand Marxism,from Marx himself.
      The interpreters,especially in west, particularly affluent,may be deliberately distracting.
      Their own understanding of Marxism is not only poor,but maligned too.
      It's a strategy,and they are just stooges.

  • @saleemmahmood8080
    @saleemmahmood8080 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Everything you’re saying is well said. What is that practical in Pakistan?

  • @pallavvijeta277
    @pallavvijeta277 Před 3 lety +1

    Finally got an intelligent discourse from Pakistan.. I think you should invite more celebarity from Pakistan.. So that more people coude understand the discourse

    • @AwwamDost
      @AwwamDost Před 7 měsíci

      In fact,there should be debates,dialogues between many,a single individual maybe biased,may represent wrongly, deliberately.

  • @tauseefshaukat6257
    @tauseefshaukat6257 Před rokem

    Regarding your question with respect to dumping of products in the ocean and other corporate violations, there's a new upcoming model called ESG (Environment Social Governance), I suggest you look into it.

  • @syedahsanrasool2974
    @syedahsanrasool2974 Před 3 lety

    Interesting podcast. Very informative

  • @aunthegeek5788
    @aunthegeek5788 Před 3 lety +6

    2:16 Good reply, but this is where Marx's Theory of Alienation comes in when the ruling class, has all the wealth AND all the labor, the laborer, the proletariat, the class who makes money through not ownership, but solely through selling their labor is alienated from society altogether. The incentive a Capitalist to pay wages has has come to an end, the Capitalists have the all wealth, created by Capital by itself. This is when we enjoy the things human about ourselves, under Socialism, this is when we have abolished work and can enjoy the things human about ourselves, whatever we desire as the pressure of work no longer exists since work itself has been abolished, as Marx puts it;
    _---while in communist society, where nobody has one exclusive sphere of activity but each can become accomplished in any branch he wishes, society regulates the general production and thus makes it possible for me to do one thing today and another tomorrow, _*_to hunt in the morning, fish in the afternoon, rear cattle in the evening, criticise after dinner, just as I have a mind, without ever becoming hunter, fisherman, herdsman or critic_*_ .”_

  • @danishkhalid9255
    @danishkhalid9255 Před 3 lety +1

    Dr. Azhar can you please tell who wrote that punjabi shair that you said before talking about jalib and faiz. Thank you!

  • @shiwajiraopatil4600
    @shiwajiraopatil4600 Před 3 lety

    Well done friends. Keep it up. Warm regards.

  • @NaveedJan834
    @NaveedJan834 Před 3 lety

    Dr shahram great analyst

  • @azmatkhalid
    @azmatkhalid Před 3 lety +1

    The biggest crisis being faced by the human race these days is the division of Humans into Nations. So nowadays humans have stopped being born. These days citizens of countries are born. All humans are immediately linked to a nation after being born. Every Govt of a nation proudly proclaims that they have done everything possible for the benefit of their citizens which is usually at the cost of humans of another nation. Nationalism is the source of hatred in the hearts of the humans for other humans. Therefore, having nations on this planet is extremely dangerous for the sustainable existence of the human race. Both World War I and World War II occurred because of Nationalism. The main aim of any Nation is to become better than the other Nation and / or take over other Nations even at the cost of human life. If Nationalism is prevalent equitable life for entire humanity is impossible. There can never be peace in this world if Nations exit on this planet. Islam propagates Universalism and prohibits Nationalism. Universalism is the only way to achieve global peace. We immediately need redefine the world order by abolishing all Nations and work collectively towards developing a community of Humans who work towards the benefit of entire humanity and all humans on this planet as mentioned in the Holy Quran. Islam wants that the entire Humanity should have one Governing body ensuring equitable distribution of resources. Nationalism is a completely Un-Islamic concept. This world has been created by Allah for entire Humanity and no bunch of people can be allowed to hoard land just to benefit a handful of people. All resources in this world are for entire Humanity. Universalism can only be attained by following the laws of civilization mentioned by Allah in the Holy Quran not by laws created by Humans because such laws will always be biased.

  • @sarmadsohail361
    @sarmadsohail361 Před 3 lety +4

    The point about Marxism being implemented keeping in view of the changing times, makes real sense!

  • @mohammadikramzafar691
    @mohammadikramzafar691 Před 6 měsíci

    Please let me know which political party in Pakistan are not coming in power without establishment?

  • @mhariszafar
    @mhariszafar Před 3 lety

    Please invite Jawad Ahmed,singer and chairman Barabri Party Pakistan in your program. I have recently been introduced to your program. Bravo, great program.

  • @inspirationmotivation1501

    thanks

  • @AhmedKhan-lh7ho
    @AhmedKhan-lh7ho Před 3 lety +3

    one more thing USSR was not state capitalist until the end of Stalin. But afterwards, during the time of yilson USSR was not even state capitalist.

  • @AhmedKhan-lh7ho
    @AhmedKhan-lh7ho Před 3 lety +1

    online workers are also proletariate but must remember tertiary sector essentially based on industrial sector.

  • @Sfren5336
    @Sfren5336 Před 3 lety

    02:55:46 haye, rula dia yar. Touched heart

  • @aliciashah6279
    @aliciashah6279 Před 3 lety

    Awesome ❤ podcast 👍

  • @rahulkumar-se4hv
    @rahulkumar-se4hv Před 3 lety +1

    Please brake down chapter more

  • @kamrantahawar9192
    @kamrantahawar9192 Před 7 měsíci

    AMAZINGLY, OUR NATION LIKES TO LISTEN TO THE TRUTH BUT IN DAILY CONVERSATION THE MAJORITY WANT TO SPEAK 2 MEANINGFUL TALKS? But I am VERY HAPPY COZ OUR NEW GENERATION TALK STRAIGHT AND ONE MEANING CONVERSATION.

  • @mmajeed2403
    @mmajeed2403 Před 3 lety

    lovely podcast

  • @shutterutt
    @shutterutt Před 3 lety

    loved the conversation, learned so much also how cute is Shahram?

  • @AM_Qureshi
    @AM_Qureshi Před 3 lety +2

    Shahram : Hain na...
    audience : haan na 🥰 🥰
    thnx shahzad. Kahan kahan se logon ko le aate ho... umeed abhi kayam hai 😌

  • @khanumarkhan3364
    @khanumarkhan3364 Před 3 lety

    Great podcast.

  • @umayr2935
    @umayr2935 Před 3 lety +1

    01:46:23 just came to know recently, Sitara group in Faisalabad has shut down most of its industries and invested in housing societies, only because of hurdles in industrial work and custom duties. When other industrialists also start doing this, this will cause even more downfall in the economy

  • @Sfren5336
    @Sfren5336 Před 3 lety +2

    Shehzad is so jealous. Same here shehzad same here. So talented, so good looking, great voice. Sara capital to inke paas he.

  • @abubakkarjan2165
    @abubakkarjan2165 Před 3 lety

    Just fallen in love with shahram... love u man

  • @aatifzacky5696
    @aatifzacky5696 Před 3 lety +1

    Love from Gujerkhan Pakistan

  • @Azaz011
    @Azaz011 Před 3 lety +3

    سر حسین شہید سہروردی پاکستان کا پہلا وزیر اعظم تھا جن کو عزیز ہم وطنوں نے کرپشن پر نکالا تھا اور بعد میں پتا چلا کہ ان کے پاس اپنا ذاتی گھر بھی نہیں تھا بلکہ وہ ایک کرائے کے گھر میں رہتا تھا۔

  • @aunthegeek5788
    @aunthegeek5788 Před 3 lety +3

    The problem with worker cooperatives is that they operate under a Market economy. You eliminate the boss because he's the big baddy but the worker becomes his own boss, exploiting his own labor to maximize profits, the element of competition exists, while your business is democratically managed by 10 of your co-workers, the other worker cooperative down the street can put you out of business. Aside from this obvious Capitalist contradiction, you haven't abolished private property, your worker cooperative is OWNED by 10 co-workers, while the idea is society collectively owning the means of production and investing for long-term gain, while the market economy will always incentivize short term gain and profit. The idea behind Leninist thought was, which I'm very disappointed about your view on since you have done lectures on Lenin's legacy on the Muqadimmah channel to make a WORKERS' State, which puts the workers' needs first and foremost. Lenin saw the state as an institution of oppression, but its institutions were constructed very smartly, to keep the Proletariat suppressed no matter what, the emphasis on overthrowing the state and building a new one is to utilize those tools against the very people who created it, it's the most efficient way to gain power. The withering away of the State is a key element of Leninism.
    _The theory of the Communists may be summed up in the single sentence: Abolition of private property_

    • @AwwamDost
      @AwwamDost Před 7 měsíci

      How is private property and wealth amassed ?
      What's wrong in distribution of wealth amongst all the living ?
      How will it happen ?

  • @mohammadikramzafar691
    @mohammadikramzafar691 Před 6 měsíci

    Historically all parties needs power though establishment only.

  • @adityaadi4435
    @adityaadi4435 Před 3 lety +1

    wow what amazing podcast. finally an episode where you tried to challenge the ideas. agree with 95 percent of what shahram said. though i am a right wing capitalist but tried to understand his ideas. specially agree with his view that corruption is not the biggest problem. corruption comes from earnings. you cant just stop income to stop corruption, you cant distribute poverty haha. very well explained. challenging our core beliefs. Saturday night well spent . thanks for the interesting questions too. P.S. coal is already not profitable its not environment india is switching to renewable but solar in india is way cheaper than coal. gov buys electricity from adani solar for 3.10rs inr i.e. 6.50 pakistani rupee. also it will bring millions green job

  • @SHR1952
    @SHR1952 Před 3 lety +1

    2n3 parts ready

  • @aunthegeek5788
    @aunthegeek5788 Před 3 lety +1

    2:09 This is the point where that worker co-operative starts lobbying the government.

  • @TheLawOfficesofHamzaSalahuddin

    Would love to write an email to Dr. Sahab, Aspiring Legum Doctor [In Shaa Allah]

  • @AA-kd4kd
    @AA-kd4kd Před 3 lety +2

    About the language thing. The official language of Muslim League before partition was also Urdu even though Jinnah barely spoke it and 2/3 of the League was made up of Bengalis or Punjabis. Because it was a "class" thing. A language of the "Muslim ashrafia".

  • @draroobasyed694
    @draroobasyed694 Před rokem

    Shahzad ap ka podcast bauht acha hota hai pr ek cheez bauht prominent lgti hai ki ap Identity politics ko bauht emphasize krty hain.ap shayd usi lense se sb issues ko deikhty hain.regards

  • @sujeetkumar2846
    @sujeetkumar2846 Před 3 lety

    Please invite hassan nishar on ur podcast.i m from India and a great admirer of him.

  • @sujeetkumar2846
    @sujeetkumar2846 Před 3 lety +1

    Love from india

  • @amirsiddique8694
    @amirsiddique8694 Před 3 lety

    Is that John Alia’s pic on top left behind the guest?

  • @Aftab__Ahmed
    @Aftab__Ahmed Před 2 lety

    Although takka is Bangladeshi currency which is looked down upon by pakistanis and some people may use it in this context which is factually incorrect as of right now takka has more value as compared to pkr but takka was also considered one of units of rupee

  • @sobanmehmood3543
    @sobanmehmood3543 Před 3 lety

    1:11:18 punjabi was written in shahmukhi (arabo-persian) script before partition too and before gurmukhi, though the point about phonetics is right to some extent as gurmukhi was developed specifically for punjabi

  • @vergil1238
    @vergil1238 Před 9 měsíci

    Has any one of you ever lived in a Marxist regime? Clearly not, hence the romanticism. I grew up in Communist Bengal. You have to live through that horror to understand how actually a communist regime works.

  • @umairmustafa4754
    @umairmustafa4754 Před 3 lety +1

    ***PLEASEE REPLYY***
    just one question to the guest and host.. if bilawal bhutto ke naam ke saath say bhutto hata diya jaaye and maryem nawaz ke naam sath nawaz hata dia jaye then aur inn dono ki kiya hasiyat , kiya qabaliyat hai kia contribution hai aisi jis sy inhay Pakistan ka pm banaya jaye?

  • @MegaNainaa
    @MegaNainaa Před 3 lety

    I am a Bernie Sanders follower , it was sad that how Americans like Obama pushed him aside.

  • @umayr2935
    @umayr2935 Před 3 lety

    Nice one, please do one with Jawad Ahmed as well

  • @bharatchoudhary540
    @bharatchoudhary540 Před 3 lety

    2:17:10 'Her' movie has shown that this isn't possible either

  • @immasavagebro2845
    @immasavagebro2845 Před 3 lety

    You need to get that guy Ziyad Faisal Ismaili. Idk much about who or what that guy is/does, or is he even a guy who is famous/infamous enough to come talk, but his twitter is amazin

  • @heder6973
    @heder6973 Před 3 lety

    i have to share directly with you. Your other socials are not listed. (how) can i?

  • @sentience3339
    @sentience3339 Před 2 lety

    I am curious the money that pak armmyy coerces which pockets does it go to exactly. Are there few or many benefactors would love to hear shahrams or the hosts opinion on it

  • @mohammadikramzafar691
    @mohammadikramzafar691 Před 6 měsíci

    Mr. 10% name is not given by political parties. Infect, by those contractors who we’re paying this percentage to this political leader.

  • @Zain-mz1hb
    @Zain-mz1hb Před 2 lety

    Im kinda a supportive of the ideology but the case what he say about south korea and war crimes and after that you saw that the person who have a very big role in making of south korea economy and you saw that his daughter is in jail for what reasons( can any body know). I dont think he have point there.

  • @umayr2935
    @umayr2935 Před 3 lety +1

    02:56:18 the way he hides his face when you match him with Munna bhai 😂

  • @malikShoaib-fj6fj
    @malikShoaib-fj6fj Před 3 lety +1

    😍😍

    • @malikShoaib-fj6fj
      @malikShoaib-fj6fj Před 3 lety +1

      Shahzad I dont live in pakistan but your podcasts make me feel connected to pakistan in so many ways. I do not listen to music anymore while driving and one 3hr long podcast lasts usually 3 to 4 days. This gives me another sort of joy which i cant describe honestly

    • @malikShoaib-fj6fj
      @malikShoaib-fj6fj Před 3 lety

      @@ThePakistanExperience you are going to go a long way. More power to you. Stay safe

  • @Wesyhe
    @Wesyhe Před 3 lety +1

    Ayyaz Mallick is also best one .

  • @shishirtamotia3992
    @shishirtamotia3992 Před 8 měsíci

    मुझे लगता है कि शहज़ाद और शहरान की बंगाल का भारत में स्टेटस शायद थोड़ा नीचा है । In India Bengal certainly enjoys a very high status. Of all the Nobel Prize winners most have Bengal connection.
    Rabindra Nath Tagore, CV Raman ( Calcutta University), Ramakrishna ( again Calcutta), Mother Teressa. Similarly Fims: Satyajit Ray, Bimal Roy, Guru Dutt ( again Calcutta connection), Mrinal Sen, etc

  • @mohammadikramzafar691
    @mohammadikramzafar691 Před 6 měsíci

    PMNL has historically comes from Gate number 4. Imran khan also came from same way.

  • @ZulfiqarTariqBurmi
    @ZulfiqarTariqBurmi Před 3 lety

    how can you say these parties have become mature when there leaders call first lady as peerni and females as tractor trolley.

  • @SaadFarooq
    @SaadFarooq Před 3 lety

    1. If the argument is that people understand their own interests and PMLN and PPP are popular because the people understand they have their interests at heart, then TLP must also be popular for the same reason.
    2. If leftists want to support the most democratic party at the moment, they should support JI... since it's the only mainstream party that actually has democratic selection of leadership is isn't just a cult of personality.

  • @azmatkhalid
    @azmatkhalid Před 3 lety

    Great conversation and loved the views shared in the podcast. Have one comment on democracy: What is democracy: It is the dictatorship of a Group of People : Democracy is falling into cracks and is enroute to self destruct. Any system where 51% of selected selfish incompetent people can make any law which can go against mankind legal is bound to fail .. we knew this 1400 years ago.. there is nothing surprising here.. this was expected to happen.. until the hunger for power wealth and lust is not self controlled and people don’t realize they are mortals here on this planet for approx 70 years and therefore cannot own or hoard resources like land water minerals commodities which were given by God in abundance for all individuals to consume individuals cannot be called humans and this race of individuals cannot survive and will kill each other or kill this planet unless they become humans by eliminating divisions in terms of countries races sects color etc and believe in universalism which promotes peaceful existence of all on equal terms and resources

  • @ehtishamahmed8580
    @ehtishamahmed8580 Před 3 lety +1

    Hey shehzad can you please invite najam sethi on your prodcast?

  • @PhysConcept
    @PhysConcept Před 3 lety

    I have read and learnt from Marxism in Pakistan which always starts from a division of labor into manual and mental labor. They don't say that a CZcamsr is not a laborer. In fact, if someone owns CZcams (or any corporations) then he is capitalist and if someone doesn't own it, he is a laborer. I didn't get his point. It is important to know the difference bewteen liberal marxism and original marxism.

  • @47humza
    @47humza Před 3 lety

    Beautiful ending. Bhai pr ab right ky logo ko bhi lao ak jaga tilt na kro.

  • @ezeuzohakansson6149
    @ezeuzohakansson6149 Před 2 lety +1

    1:07:33 I’m dead 🤣🤣