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Other Side View

Other Side View

By: JK Pagadala
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 Society, People and Culture. Collection of freewheeling chats and discussions among my friends, family and acquaintances. Short duration sessions, Podcasts containing alternative Points of View about popular and off-beat topics, some of which often seem to generate passionate disagreements among my family and friends.

Solely being made for the purpose of storing these for posterity. Many years from now in the future, my family and friends can use these as a rear-view mirrors into what our life was like in the past.Copyright JK Pagadala Social Sciences
Episodes
  • You Insulted My God. Please Apologize

    You Insulted My God. Please Apologize
    Dec 9 2021
    We assume, that we are in real need of help and require divine attention to our problems. When we put our problems in perspective of larger world wide issues, it gives a whole new meaning and angle, to an extent that it feels very foolish and even an extent we are insulting the wisdom of the divine and almighty.

    Why do we even think that the divine powers will come help us, when there are at least a million problems far greater than ours in priority and need to attend.

    Is it because we donated money, or is it because we pulled up to his house in a comfortable vehicle, coming from our comfortable home and pampered lives.

    A new spin on divinity, respect and priorities.
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    5 mins
  • Telugu Padaalu Boothulaa

    Telugu Padaalu Boothulaa
    Nov 29 2021
    ఒకే పదం, ఒకే అర్ధం, ఇంగ్లీష్ లో పలికితే గౌరవ ప్రదం, తెలుగులో పలికితే ఛీ ఛీ అది బూతు, చీపు అసహ్యం, చాలా గలీజు. A word in English is considered respectable and acceptable, just as it is. Where as in Telugu, when a word with exact same meaning is uttered, it is considered as a swear word. Explores this dichotomy with a twist.

    Okey padam, okey ardham...English lo palikithey gaurava pradam...adey padaanni telugulo palikithey, chee chee...adi boothu, cheapu, asahyam, chaala galeezu,

    Yendukani.
    Why
    Why Why?
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    5 mins
  • 130 Million Women Missing

    130 Million Women Missing
    Nov 22 2021
    A total of 130 Million 'missing women' in the world today. That is more than the population of any of the 184 counties out of the total 193 countries in the world. This 130 Million is more than the population of UK and France put together.
    What are the Reasons for all these millions of missing women?

    About 1.5 Million women are missing every year.

    This episode touches upon what "Missing Women" means ? Where are they missing from? What are the Reasons? What could we possibly do to make this better?
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    4 mins
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