Sushant Pradhan Podcast

In this thought‑provoking episode, Dr. Dipak Gyawali, Geopolitical expert, Political Economist, joins us to unpack some of the most pressing issues shaping today’s world. From the controversial Epstein files explained to the complex dynamics of Nepal elections 2026, this podcast dives deep into the realities of South Asia geopolitics and beyond. We explore how China’s media in Nepal, including Dragon Media, reflects shifting power balances, while India‑Nepal relations** remain tense. Dr. Gyawali also provides insights into Iran as a country, the Iran nuclear program, and the growing possibility of Iran vs Israel conflict. His analysis of Shia vs Sunni explained offers clarity on religious divides that continue to influence Middle East tensions. The conversation highlights the turbulence of global conflicts 2026, the risk of election postponement in Nepal, and the broader implications of international relations podcast discussions. Whether you’re interested in geopolitical turbulence, future of global power shifts, or the role of Nepal politics podcast in shaping narratives, this episode delivers sharp insights. Tune in for a comprehensive look at **business, politics, and geopolitics, as Dr. Gyawali connects the dots between local elections, regional conflicts, and global power struggles. GET CONNECTED WITH Dipak Gyawal:

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In this insightful podcast, Financial Economist Mukti Aryal shares expert analysis on gold investment strategy, silver investment trends, and capital markets insights relevant to Nepal and global investors. We explore why gold price increases in the long run, the difference in buying gold in Nepal vs USA, and whether gold should be treated as an asset not jewelry. Mukti Aryal explains gold vs silver investment, the hype around copper investment, and the best time to buy gold during market corrections. The discussion dives deep into dollar value decrease, de-dollarization explained, and how gold price increase often signals changes in the global monetary system. We also break down the Nepal rupee peg with India, currency peg dynamics, and implications for gold price Nepal and India comparison. The episode covers stock portfolio strategy, market crash investment strategy, Bretton Woods system explained, and whether it’s too late to invest in gold. If you're interested in long term wealth building, gold market analysis, or understanding how capital markets affect your investments, this conversation is essential. Whether you're a beginner or experienced investor, this episode will help you design a smarter investment strategy in gold, silver, and stocks.

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In this in-depth Nepal politics podcast, Advocate and lawyer Bikash Gupta breaks down the most pressing issues shaping the country today. From the Gen Z protest Nepal movement to the growing frustration toward the Nepal interim government, this episode explores the legal and political realities behind the headlines. As a practicing lawyer, Bikash Gupta shares his expert legal perspective on the Nepal constitution debate and discusses whether the constitution is truly the problem or if governance failures are to blame. The conversation examines how a country should function, the post protest situation Nepal is facing, and the ongoing Nepal election drama. We also cover the Rabi Lamichhane case, RSP Nepal politics, and the rising influence of social media politics in Nepal. A major highlight includes the KP Oli vs Balen debate, analyzing ground reality versus online narratives, along with criticism surrounding Gagan Thapa and Congress. If you're interested in Nepal current affairs, Nepal government crisis discussions, corruption issues, youth involvement in politics, and in-depth Nepal political analysis from a lawyer’s point of view, this episode provides clarity, context, and critical insight. This is a must-watch for anyone who wants to understand Nepal politics beyond viral clips and social media trends.

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In this in-depth podcast episode, investigative journalist Deepak Adhikari breaks down how election misinformation, AI-generated videos, and fake news are reshaping modern democracy. From the use of AI in election campaigns to the growing challenge of fact checking elections, this conversation explores how voters consume political content and how misinformation spreads rapidly through social media platforms. Deepak Adhikari shares insights into the state of Nepali media, discussing whether today’s media landscape is ideology-driven or leadership-driven, and how media bias in elections impacts public trust. The episode also examines the misuse of information during election campaigns, the pressure on journalists to publish fast versus accurate news, and the ongoing media sustainability crisis. We also dive into political interviews during election periods, the illusion created by social media, and the debate around e-voting. With misinformation on social media at an all-time high, this episode highlights the importance of trusted news sources, ethical journalism, and responsible media consumption. If you’re interested in investigative journalism, AI in politics, or understanding how misinformation influences voters, this episode is a must-watch. GET CONNECTED WITH Deepak Adhikari:

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Cycling in Nepal is more than just transportation—it is a cultural, legal, and intellectual movement. In this in-depth podcast, renowned Nepali scholar and author Dr. Tara Lal Shrestha, writer of Cycle Aesthetics (Cycle Saundarya), discusses the Cycle Act in Nepal, the lack of clear cycle law, and why cycling has long been ignored in national transport policy. The conversation explores what falls under the Cycle Act, why it was almost implemented, and how road infrastructure continues to marginalize cyclists. Dr. Shrestha also shares his personal journey into cycling, Nepal’s rich cycling history and culture, and the idea of intellectualizing cycling through aesthetics, language, and philosophy. Key topics include whether Kathmandu can become a cycling city, how safe cycling is in urban Nepal, the role of research in retaining knowledge, listening to music while cycling, and why sustainable transport matters for Nepal’s future. This podcast is essential for anyone interested in urban cycling, bicycle rights, road safety, and sustainable transportation in Nepal.

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