Viral Podcast on INDIAN INTELLIGENCE! How IB, R&AW Operates? I went to Karachi, Peshawar, Bangladesh

Inside Indian Intelligence: Former Officer Reveals the Truth About IB, R&AW, and National Security, Corruption, Cricket, and Espionage: A Veteran IPS Officer’s Unfiltered Journey Through the System. #podcast #intelligence #geopolitics #india #pakistan #bangladesh #afghanistan #viral #parasf #specialforces #viralvideo Early Career and Policing Experiences Surrender of Gabbar: Discussing the surrender of a local criminal (10:26-12:55). First Posting: Reflections on the initial posting in Sehore district, facing corruption, and rural policing experiences (13:18-14:46). Leadership & Crisis Management: Handling political delegations, protests, and maintaining law and order in Sagar (37:03-38:09). Rural Policing: Anecdotes about rural life and connecting with the community (1:02:56-1:04:58). Intelligence Operations How Intelligence Agencies Operate: Insights into the role of IB (Intelligence Bureau), monitoring foreign embassies, and the nature of intelligence gathering (59:22-1:02:25). VIP Security: Discussing the complexities of managing high-profile security threats (1:07:18-1:09:12). Pahalgam Incident: Addressing the Pahalgam attack and the role of intelligence (1:09:12-1:10:37). Cricket Diplomacy & Pakistan: Reflections on the 2004 cricket tour, security assessments in Pakistan (Peshawar, Karachi), and geopolitical tensions (1:11:00-1:20:10). Systemic Issues & Corruption: Corruption in Administration: The challenge of tracking corruption in sectors like liquor licensing and the need for digitized, face-less systems (1:28:27-1:31:18). Political Funding & Electoral Integrity: Discussion on the influence of money in politics and the need for structural reform (1:33:57-1:36:58). Systemic Reform: Perspectives on the necessity for administrative and bureaucratic reforms to improve governance (1:47:55-1:48:35; 2:10:50-2:12:12). The Reality of Indian Politics: The high cost of campaigning and the limitations faced by honest officers (2:07:02-2:08:15)