Archive · 26 Oct 2025
Gaza Crisis: India's Shifting Foreign Policy Discussed
This video episode discusses India's views on the crisis in Gaza.
Experts talk about how India's foreign policy has changed, moving from supporting Palestine to aligning with Israel.
They explore the connection between certain ideologies and how this affects policy and public opinion.
The speakers also talk about the decline of democratic values and the shrinking spaces for activism in India.
The discussion encourages people to think about their responsibilities and how they can respond to the situation.
It questions why there isn't more widespread solidarity for Gaza in India and if India can expect others to support it if it doesn't show the same concern.
The episode discusses the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
It features peace activist Harsh Mander in conversation with Vinay Lal and Nandini Sundar.
They explore India's foreign policy shift towards increasing alignment with Israel.
The conversation examines links between Hindutva and Zionism.
They discuss democratic decline and shrinking spaces for activism.
- Who
- Harsh Mander, Vinay Lal, and Nandini Sundar
- What
- Exploration of India's stance on the Gaza crisis, its foreign policy, and related issues.
- When
- Not explicitly stated.
- Where
- Not explicitly stated, but the discussion is centered around India's views and actions.
- Why
- To discuss India's shift in foreign policy, ideological links, and the role of citizens.
- Event Discussed
- Humanitarian crisis in Gaza
- Participants
- Harsh Mander, Vinay Lal, Nandini Sundar
- Topics Explored
- India's foreign policy shift, Hindutva-Zionism links, democratic decline
- Series Title
- Yeh Daag Daag Ujala
- Series Source
- Karwan e Mohabbat