How Media Changed Our Narrative against Pakistan ( And It's SHOCKING )

How I Proved Everyone Wrong in Ladakh | My Untold Story -    • How I Proved Everyone Wrong in Ladakh | My...   India’s influence in South Asia wasn’t always about borders, politics, or military strength. There was a time when our films, music, food, and open-hearted culture made us the heartbeat of the subcontinent. From Shahrukh Khan posters in Dhaka to Bollywood songs in Pakistan, our soft power united people beyond politics. In this conversation, Ex-Major General Yash Mor reflects on his experiences living and working with officers from Pakistan, Bangladesh, and China. He shares first-hand stories of how Indian culture was admired, respected, and even loved across our neighbourhood — and why that image is fading. We explore the question: if India wants to be a global leader, shouldn’t we first win back the trust and friendship of our immediate neighbors? Yash Mor talks about the need for cultural openness, people-to-people connections, medical tourism, education exchanges, and a mindset shift in our domestic politics that influences how the world sees us. This is not just about geopolitics — it’s about what kind of India the next generation will inherit. 🎙️ This is a clip from Divya Jain Podcast. To watch the full ep, click here.    • Inside DEADLY Training of the Indian Army ...   #India #YashMor #DivyaJainPodcast #SoftPower #IndianArmy #Vishwaguru #Geopolitics