We have with us Bhavesh Rajsinghania, a sports expert and currently a marketing executive at Alliance Advertising and Marketing Pvt. Ltd.

Bhavesh has been closely following the Asia Cup 2025,

a tournament that not only gave us some thrilling cricketing moments but also stirred plenty of political debates. Today, we’ll be diving deep into Team India’s overall performance, standout players like Abhishek Sharma and Kuldeep Yadav, the heated controversy of not shaking hands with Pakistan, and what this means as we build towards the T20 World Cup 2026. Let’s get straight into it!”

Today on our podcast, we have with us Amandeep Kaur, a dynamic professional with an MBA in Marketing and a background in Computer Science engineering. Amandeep has a fascinating journey that blends corporate experiences with her creative pursuits. She has worked with prestigious brands like Mercedes-Benz and Porsche, and is currently with Amazon, where she contributes her expertise in customer experience and data analysis.

But beyond the professional front, Amandeep is a passionate writer and reader. She has been published in more than 15 newspapers, contributed to poetry compilations, and has actively participated in debates, quizzes, and public speaking. Her love for languages, literature, and observations about life shine through her work. For her, learning never ends and every art form, every accent, and every word carries meaning.

We’re excited to explore her journey as both a professional and a storyteller

In today’s episode, we’re diving into the ongoing Gen Z–led protests in Nepal, a movement that’s shaken the political landscape and caught the attention of the entire region. From government decisions that sparked frustration to the digital first ways young people are mobilising, these protests raise critical questions not just for Nepal, but also for its neighbours, including India.

To guide us through this complex topic, we’re joined by Rushaan Rana Samuel, a criminal and civil lawyer with a deep interest in geopolitics, diplomacy, and international affairs. With his unique perspective, we’ll explore what’s driving Nepal’s youth to the streets, how this movement is being organized, and what it could mean for the future of governance and democracy in South Asia.