What is your Politics? What is your Political ideology?

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Politics! Politics! Politics!  By now, you will be tired of my rants on Politics! Fear not, I can give you some relief. This article may not be that long, and also, this is not an issue-based article.  Every time you might have a conversation with a politically aware person, it is likely that you will be asked about your ideology, which is indirectly asking you, what are your politics? It doesn't mean which party you support; rather, it is about your ideology. Of course, politics is much more than ideology, but your ideology itself is one of the biggest determinants of your politics.  This article is designed to help you understand what are the various ideologies and help you understand more about your political ideology. So stick around till the end to understand this topic in a much better way.  Please note- This article is not an article meant for experts in Political Science rather for people who want to understand these topics better. No ideology is being endors...
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Analysing the first 100 Days of the Trump Administration

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 Greetings to all listeners and readers!!

The US Presidential election for this year is finally here. We at the Journal of Knowledge's series covering A to Z what you should know and stay aware of in a capsule format about the US elections. Just three weeks left for the election of the world's most powerful individual. Currently, we are making this episode covering the parties, issues, candidates and content from the ground. 

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About The Guest

Sreyas Sinha is a journalist based in New York, he runs Fifty50/A Show About News, a digital media start-up making comedy news videos for Gen-Z. He also runs Samosa Capital, a newsletter focused on Indian macroeconomics and finance. 

Devyansh Dullar is an analyst for a US strategic risk advisory firm. His areas of focus are East Asia, South Asia, and Europe. He holds two master's degrees in international relations and enjoys predictive analysis and discussion on geopolitics and geoeconomics. If you wish to connect with him, here is his Instagram handle. 

Disclaimer- All the opinions presented are of the respective speakers in their personal capacity and do not reflect the opinion of the platform or any organisation. 

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Summary of the podcast 

Generally, these topics aren’t much available in the mainstream media, because they are believed hard to crack and don't address the basics. But, through our podcast, we disprove this misconception that these cannot be understood by common people. We explain in simple terms various subtopics under this vast topic in the form of conversational and discussion styles. Everything in the episode is easy to follow and understand. 

For the first time, the entire episode was divided into two sections. Guests Shreyas Sinha and Denyash were hosted by Jairam R Prabhu and gave their views and insights on the topic of the day- Analysing the first 100 Days of the Trump Administration. In the first section, Shreyas and Jairam discuss the basic ideas of the Trump administration from a domestic political point of view. The topics ranged from Trump's cabinet, the role of Elon Musk, important decisions taken on day 1 and the tariff war. In section 2, Denyash and Jairam discussed the impact of DOGE and spending cuts on the US soft power, the immigration policy, mass deportation and the foreign policy shifts. Both the panellists promptly answered to the questions asked and took the discussion across a wide range of perspectives. Listen to the entire episode for a detailed understanding. 

We cover in detail the following topics-
    
    1.     Opening Remarks and Introduction to the Topic

2.     Trump’s selection of Cabinet 

3.     Trump’s populism and Rhetoric

4.     Trump's policies

a.     Tariffs against Canada and Mexico

b.     Implementation of New Reciprocal Tariffs

c.      Domestic Policy

d.     DOGE

e.     Cutting fundings for healthcare, education, and research

f.       Cultural Issues

g.     Climate Change

h.     Mass Deportation and Immigration

i.       Foreign Policy Shifts

5.     Public Sentiments, Approval Ratings and Media Coverage  

6.   Materials, references, and resources for audience 

7.  Closing remarks and conclusion 

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