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Analysing US Election Results 2024 and Demystifying Trump 2.0 Administration- A Podcast

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Greetings to all listeners and readers!! The US Presidential election for this year is finally over but the votes are still being counted in several states. We at the Journal of Knowledge's series are covering A to Z, what you should know and stay aware of in a capsule format about the US elections. This episode will talk comprehensively about the US elections 2024 results the changing tides, the analysis of results, factors that led to Trump's victory etc. This episode will also talk about Trump's second term and prospective Trump agenda policies.  Read our latest article-based coverage of the US election. Our Newscapsule Article of the Month  About The Guest Milan C Varghese  is a penultimate-year law student at Government Law College, Ernakulam, with a deep interest in U.S. politics, public policy, and the intersection of law and finance. Known across the Kerala Model United Nations circuit for his engaging debates and policy insights, Milan combines his legal expertise

Vaagmi app- An app for overall personality development

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What do you think you can expect from a personality development app? You will be a great orator or a famous personality? You land up in a good job? A six-figure income every month? No one can guarantee all this but you will surely be able to upskill yourself and improve in what you are doing right now. Read on the importance of soft skills and how to improve it.  Vaagmi has unveiled its new product ie. a personalised mobile application for soft skill training . Vaagmi has released this app after the success of the previous Model UN app which saw a lot of happy customers. Soft skills training app has been their primary focus ever since the company came into existence. A step by step instructions on how does the app work? 1.   You can download the app from play store or click here 2.    You will then be guided to a page where you will have to register using your email and password. Enter your name, phone number and place.  3.     After that you need to confirm your details by l

Feedback for the podcast- geopolitics at the time of pandemic

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A podcast on Indian Foreign Policy

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Desperate times require desperate actions.  With tensions rising between India and neighbours. My friend Rohit interview Kavith and myself on Indian foreign policy with India's neighbours in the form of a podcast. The podcast was recorded on 19th June and released a few days later. It was recorded purely in Malayalam for the benefit of listeners. This will be a brief summary of the podcast in English. Read my previous podcast summary on geopolitics . Summary The podcase begins with the introduction of the topics and the panellists by moderator Rohith Krishnan. Both Kavith and Jairam, are Political enthusiasts who focus on International Politics and are prominent MUNners in the circuit.  Rohith asks the first question to Jairam, regarding the June 15 incident where Indian and Chinese soldiers engaged in skirmishes in the border, to which Jairam explains the history of the formation of "Line of Actual Control" and why is it an unsettled border and prone to such skirmishes,

App bans, Internet restrictions and Politics

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Internet is more essential commodity than ever. For the past six months due to lockdown, the world went virtual. The number of smartphones is increasing every day, the internet is becoming cheaper in countries like India. Along with expanding network follows more anarchy and then followed by restrictions.  Why people hate politics?-   Read here  I remember writing on a topic on why people hate politics just a few months ago. I covered a couple of topics on why we need to understand politics and how it affects us. Today I am here to do an emphasis on this topic which I missed then but makes 100% sense today. Politics now dictate what we see, listen and do online. They will decide what all apps we use and what all we not use. We will discuss various cases across the globe, on how different countries are using internet restrictions/bans to score political points, or even establish their agenda and control over society. The list is endless but we will discuss some of the most strict intern