Vartalaap with Ujjwal Sharma Ujjwal Sharma

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Hi everyone!

Nowadays social media influencing has become the most preferred career opportunity for people. The prospect of earning name, fame, money, recognition, lavish lifestyle, and more importantly power to make your opinion heard is luring Genz to pursue it as a full-time career option. Looking at the rate at which new pages and channels are mushrooming, it is important to understand how one can grow to become a well-recognised name in the industry.  

So to give you all budding influencers an insight into how to become an influencer, especially a food blogger, today, I've been joined by a very dear friend of mine and a social media influencer in Dehradun Circle, Anubhuti Lakhera aka Foodie Rabbits.  

Anubhuti is a food blogger with around 5000 followers on Instagram. She has collaborated with various brands like Dominos, Sharechat, Regenta LP Villas, DD Dehradun, Rapido etc. She will be sharing some insights into her journey and various experiences which will provide YOU with key ingredients to scale up your game.  

So sit back, relax, and enjoy the conversation.

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#foodblogging #foodierabbits #food

Recently the Indian Parliament enacted three laws related to the farming sector in India. The move was aimed at facilitating ease of trade between the farmers and the corporates so that farmers could get a better price for their produce. The acts were aimed at providing an additional option to the farming community over and above the existing system of APMC mandis. The reforms were in the pipeline for over a decade but couldn't make their way through due to numerous political factors. These reforms were advocated by different agriculturists, economists, farmer unions, and political parties over a course of time to strengthen the financial position of the annadaataa.    But as soon as the reforms were introduced by the Modi Govt, vehement opposition was made by the farmers union fearing that the reforms will destroy the mandis, will do away with the MSP, and will put the livelihood of the farmers at the hands of the corporates.   Opposition parties looking at the intensity of the protests soon took over the narrative and is trying to push over their own agenda under the veil of advocating for the farmers. The farmers have refused to negotiate with the government, and want nothing but total revocation of the acts.  The government on its side is trying to negotiate with the farm unions through different rounds of meeting and is ready to amend the laws for the betterment of the community. But the farmers are continuing with their protests and have jammed the borders of Delhi.  So to look into the constitutionality of the law, and whether it is in the interest of the farmers or not, today I am in conversation with Shri Sudeep Krishna, a student of BA LLB Hons at Jamia Millia Islamia. We have discussed at length the validity of the acts, the vested interest of different stakeholders, the responsibility of the government, and what we as youth are supposed to do.  Do listen to the complete podcast to get a sense of the new farm acts, and what to expect from them.

Hey folks!  It has been a long time since I posted any video. Was bit occupied with something, and many things aren't still at the place.   But.. but.. but.. for the time being, I'm back. This was one of the video/podcast which I wanted to publish since donkey's years. I shot this podcast earlier this year with my brother from another mother Vardhmaan Dwivedi, but things went a bit tipsy turvy.  Finally, it is here. In this podcast, I am in conversation with Vardhman who is currently a student at IIT Indore. He is pursuing his Masters in Physics from the same. He cracked IIT JAM in 2019 and since then has been an active student there. He was my junior at Doon University. A very cheerful and happy-go-lucky kinda person, Vardhman was always a focused, committed, and well-disciplined boy.  Music and fest were something which brought us on the same train.   Here we are discussing the challenges which a student has to face while preparing for IIT, or for that matter any other examination. He takes us through his entire journey from being a "mediocre" to an IITian, a tag which every India longs to behold. Things weren't smooth, there were ups and downs, but his commitment and passion towards the subject made him sail through the storm.  Listen to this amazing vartalaap and I'm sure you will take a lot of motivation, positivity, and inspiration back home.  So, keep supporting. ✌

It's not surprising to see India-China relationship going from "Hindi-Cheeni bhai bhai" to "are bhai bhai bhai". Panchsheel has become just another Chinese product- no guarantee, no warranty and a huge Indian market. China never saw India as equal partner (or brother for that matter), but only a competition which can become a hindrance for its ever expansionary policy. Ladakh faceoff has opened the Pandora's Box. So many things are going around India-China. But to give you a complete detail of this fragile relationship, in this podcast I am talking to my great friend, a talented theatre artist, a physics lover, a foreign policy enthusiast, a student of East-Asian studies at Delhi University- Ashish Dangwal. Ashish likes to write and discuss on global and foreign policy issues. Correction: The most recent world order is often depicted as a shift from westphalian to a post westphalian era and not the multi polar world order. You can follow Ashish on Instagram at shorturl.at/jnJ28 and on twitter at shorturl.at/uwHY6 . Listen to his podcast The Un Entitled Brats at shorturl.at/zRYZ2 . Follow me on Instagram at shorturl.at/ILMT5 , on twitter at shorturl.at/iFJSV and Subscribe to my YouTube Channel Inspiring Ujjwal at shorturl.at/esBIY

Given the fact that media houses today are masquerading as entertainment houses, it's imperative to ask this question that whether the zenith of Broadcast Media is now a thing of the past. To discuss on this matter I have with me a Media Student, a National Level Debate Champion, a writer, a poet, altogether a multifaceted personality Ashmita Badoni. Ashmita loves to write and discuss on contemporary issues. As a young gun of Gen-Z, she knows how to put her views in an impactful yet subtle manner. You can follow her blog at ashmitabadoni.blogspot.com . Also you can follow her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/ashmita_badoni/ . You can follow me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/inspiring.ujjwal/ and subscribe to my youtube channel Inspiring Ujjwal at shorturl.at/dinKL

Ever since Indian Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh Ji inaugurated Dharchula-Lipulekh Link Road for Mansarovar Yatra on 8th May, Nepali government started lodging protest against this road. Nepal alleged that India has built road in the area which historically belonged to Nepal and thus this unilateral act infringes Nepal's territorial integrity. Nepal issued various statements, press notes and reports to lay its claim. Nepali government said that as per the Suagauli Treaty of 1816, all the area to the east of Mahakali River belongs to Nepal and India should refrain from carrying out any activity on Nepalese Territory. India refuted this claim and pressed that India built the road well inside its territory. Nepal replied by publishing a new map laying its claim on Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura and amended the constitution via the Second Constitutional Amendment Act. This has brought about fresh contention. India dismissed Nepal's claim and hence enmity has risen. In this podcast, I am talking to Tarun Nautiyal (Mentor, UPSC Praxis) to get insight into the entire historical background and contemporary issues. This podcast will give you a clear glimpse of how India-Nepal relations work. Watch my complete analysis on this at https://youtu.be/QN_WjxSGbR8 . Watch Tarun Nautiyal's video at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFngB6fAr14Hx2DyYq3dV6w