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Rupa Bhaty — How Old Is India Really? The Untold Story of Ancient IndiaHow old is Indian civilisation really? Did India’s history begin with the Mughals and the British — or does it go back thousands of years further?In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Rupa Bhaty, Architect, Researcher and Adjunct Assistant Professor at the School of Indic Studies, Institute of Advanced Sciences, Massachusetts, USA, to explore the forgotten and contested history of ancient India.With over two decades of research across Vedic astronomy, archaeology, Sanskrit, ancient texts and Indic knowledge systems, Rupa presents a fascinating perspective on India’s civilisational past.What we cover: Parashurama and the extraordinary timeline of 26,000–30,000 BC. The Rigveda and what it reveals about ancient India. The real story of Parashurama, Kerala and the Konkan coast. How the Ramayana’s Nakshatras can be used to understand its chronology. Dasharatha and Ravana decoded through ancient texts. The real map of India around 12,000 BC. The Indus Valley Civilisation, its society, economy, food, trade and taxation system. The Varna system and the historical position of Shudras. Ancient Indian migrations and genetic connections. Shishunaga, Mauryan and other ancient Indian dynasties. Alexander’s invasion and whether he actually conquered India. India’s cultural connections with Egypt, Greece and other ancient civilisations. Shivlinga and archaeological evidence. The Narmada skull and what it could mean for human history. Sanskrit, ancient languages and the origins of Indic knowledge systems.From Vedic astronomy and archaeology to ancient texts, genetics and human evolution, this conversation explores how far back the story of India can actually be traced.India did not begin with the Mughals. It did not begin with the British. How much older is India’s civilisation than we have been taught?🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Rupa Bhaty, ancient India, Indian civilisation, Indic studies, Vedic astronomy, Rigveda, Parashurama, Ramayana, Ravana, Dasharatha, Indus Valley Civilisation, Harappan civilisation, ancient Indian history, Shishunaga dynasty, Mauryan Empire, Alexander India, Sanskrit, Narmada skull, archaeology India, ancient India research, Supertalks, Raghav Sharma.

Before this episode begins, we want you to know something.On August 26 2026, Nepal lost hundreds of lives to catastrophic flash floods triggered by a glacier collapse. Villages were swept away. Families are still searching for their missing.Supertalks is donating a significant portion of the revenue from this episode to Nepal Flood Relief 2026. As we have done before, for the Punjab floods of 2025 and the Assam floods of 2026, we believe a platform with a voice carries a responsibility.Every listen is a contribution.In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Sanjiv Malik, a deeply experienced practitioner of astral travel and consciousness exploration, who shares one of the most extraordinary accounts of Shambhala ever spoken about openly.What we cover:Sanjiv Malik's astral travel to Shambhala and what he witnessed there. Higher beings in Shambhala working silently for the consciousness of humanity. Why Shambhala exists near Kailash as a divine portal. Massive inter-dimensional temples, Shivlings and energy portals inside Shambhala. Maharishi Agastya's presence and crystals communicating with each other. The connection between Shambhala, Rishilok and Vishnulok. Beings with ten-foot auras. How time does not exist in Shambhala, past, present and future all simultaneous. The most significant revelation, Kalki's birth prophesied from this very place. Astral travel to the Pleiades and Andromeda.Supertalks exists to spread meaning. And meaning, in moments like these, is also action.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Sanjiv Malik, Shambhala astral travel, Kailash portal, higher beings consciousness, Maharishi Agastya Shambhala, Kalki birth place, inter-dimensional temples, crystals consciousness, Rishilok Vishnulok, astral travel Pleiades, Nepal flood relief 2026, Supertalks, spiritual podcast India, consciousness podcast India, Shambhala India, astral travel India

Chandru Ramesh — Was Mahabharata Real? The Evidence Behind India’s Greatest EpicWas the Mahabharata really history? Or is it simply mythology passed down through generations?In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Chandru Ramesh, former software engineer turned historian, author and space archaeology researcher, and Director of Historika Foundations, to investigate one of the biggest questions surrounding Indian civilisation: Was the Mahabharata actually a historical event?Chandru is the author of Mahabharata: Myth or History?, a research-driven work featuring 300+ pieces of evidence and 1,000+ citations drawn from archaeology, epigraphy, numismatics, petroglyphs, sculpture, Vedic literature, Buddhist texts and Tamil Sangam literature. Using LiDAR, satellite imagery, GIS, drone mapping and geospatial technologies, he investigates the physical and geographical evidence connected to India’s ancient past.What we cover: Why Chandru argues that the Mahabharata should be studied as history rather than mythology. The 300+ pieces of physical evidence that he believes support the historicity of the Mahabharata. How archaeology, inscriptions, coins, sculptures, petroglyphs and ancient literature can help reconstruct India’s past. The scientific and archaeological evidence from Vedic literature that helps date the Mahabharata period. Why Chandru challenges Nilesh Oak’s astronomical dating of the Mahabharata and why astronomy alone may not be enough to establish a historical date. The world map during the Mahabharata period and the great kingdoms that existed at the time. The historical evidence surrounding the Pandavas and Kauravas. Arjuna, Bhima, Yudhishthira and the greatest warriors of the Mahabharata. What happened to the Pandavas after the war. The Mahaprasthanika, the final journey of the Pandavas and what the ancient texts actually describe. Krishna’s date of departure from this world and the evidence used to establish it. How LiDAR, satellite imagery, GIS and drone mapping are helping researchers investigate ancient sites. What space archaeology can reveal about India’s civilisational history. The difference between mythology, tradition and history and how ancient events can be investigated using modern scientific methods.From archaeology and ancient texts to satellite imagery, inscriptions, astronomy and geospatial research, this conversation examines the Mahabharata through evidence rather than belief.This is not just a conversation about whether the Mahabharata is mythology or history. It is an investigation into how much of India’s ancient past can actually be reconstructed through evidence — and what that evidence tells us about one of the greatest civilisations in history.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Chandru Ramesh, Mahabharata, Mahabharata history, Mahabharata real or mythology, Mahabharata evidence, Mahabharata archaeological evidence, Mahabharata dating, Nilesh Oak, Krishna date, Krishna departure, Pandavas, Kauravas, Arjuna, Bhima, Yudhishthira, Mahaprasthanika, Vedic literature, archaeology India, ancient India, Indian history, Indian civilisation, space archaeology, LiDAR archaeology, GIS archaeology, satellite archaeology, ancient kingdoms India, Mahabharata research, Mahabharata Myth or History, Historika Foundations, Supertalks, Raghav Sharma.

Dr Manvir Bhatia — The Truth About Sleep, Sleep Disorders & Your BrainWhat if the way you sleep is silently affecting your brain, heart, hormones and overall health? What if 8 hours of sleep isn't actually the right number for everyone?In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Dr Manvir Bhatia, Senior Neurologist and Sleep Specialist with over 30 years of experience, to understand why sleep disorders are rising in India and what your sleep is really doing to your body.What we cover: Why sleep disorders are increasing in India and why sleep is one of the most ignored health habits. Why sleep patterns differ between men and women. How poor sleep cycles are affecting children's brains. Why 8 hours of sleep is a myth and how much sleep you actually need. The right time to sleep and how sleeping late affects your body's natural rhythm. Sleep debt, how it builds and why you cannot simply recover it by sleeping longer on weekends. Sleep attacks and why they can be dangerous. Why snoring can be a serious medical problem and how it is contributing to sleep divorces. Sleep apnea and its connection to blood pressure, diabetes and heart attacks. Why sleep disorders often go undiagnosed in women and how they can appear as fatigue and body aches. Dr Manvir's practical guidelines to fix your sleep. CPAP machines and other solutions for sleep apnea. Light sleep vs deep sleep and how to improve deep sleep. Warning signs that indicate something is wrong with your sleep. The connection between diet and sleep quality. Coffee and sleep and what happens when you drink it too late. Alzheimer's and how sleep deprivation may accelerate cognitive decline. Michael Jackson, A.R. Rahman and the REM cycle. N3 sleep and why exercising late at night can affect your natural rhythm. Insomnia, what it really is and how to manage it. Parasomnia and unusual behaviours during sleep. Hypersomnia and the connection between poor sleep and serious health risks. Why phones should be avoided before bedtime. The effect of pornography on sleep. What to do before sleeping to quiet your mind and fall asleep faster. The best sleeping posture for your body. Heart attacks, sleep and instant sleep tricks.From insomnia and sleep apnea to deep sleep, REM cycles, parasomnia and the impact of late-night habits, this conversation breaks down the science of sleep and the warning signs your body may already be giving you.This is not just a conversation about getting more sleep. It is about understanding what happens to your brain and body when you sleep well — and what can happen when you don't.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Dr Manvir Bhatia, sleep disorders, sleep specialist, sleep problems India, sleep apnea, insomnia, deep sleep, REM cycle, N3 sleep, sleep debt, snoring, CPAP machine, sleep attacks, parasomnia, hypersomnia, sleep deprivation, sleep and heart attacks, sleep and diabetes, sleep and BP, sleep and Alzheimer's, sleep for women, sleep for children, sleep tips, how to sleep better, how to get deep sleep, coffee and sleep, phones before sleep, pornography and sleep, sleeping posture, Supertalks, Raghav Sharma.

Praveen Mohan — The Greatest Mysteries Hidden Inside India’s TemplesWhat if some of the greatest mysteries on Earth are hiding inside the temples and monuments we walk past every day? What if ancient India still holds secrets that we haven't been able to explain?Our last episode with Praveen Mohan crossed a million views. This time, we went much deeper.In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Praveen Mohan to explore some of the most fascinating mysteries surrounding ancient Indian temples, forgotten civilisations and unexplained structures across the world.What we cover: The mystery of Vault B at Padmanabhaswamy Temple and why it has never been opened. What lies inside India's most mysterious temple vault? Angkor Wat and its connection with Hindu civilisation and India. The mystery of Mahabalipuram and its connection to Bhima from the Mahabharata. Ravana's mysterious Red Lingam and where it may exist today. The Vimanas described in the Ramayana. Praveen Mohan's discovery in Bali that he calls a real Naaglok. How the Kailasa Temple was carved entirely out of a single rock from top to bottom. The engineering mystery behind India's ancient temples and monuments. Underground cities, Pataal Lok and the secrets hidden beneath ancient India.From Padmanabhaswamy and Kailasa Temple to Mahabalipuram, Angkor Wat and Bali, this conversation takes you deep into the mysteries of ancient India and the civilisation behind them.This is not just a conversation about the past. It is a journey into the roots of a civilisation that continues to leave us with questions even today.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Praveen Mohan, Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Vault B, Angkor Wat Hindu temple, Naaglok Bali, Kailasa Temple mystery, Mahabalipuram Bhima, Ravana Lingam, Vimana Ramayana, ancient Indian civilisation, ancient mysteries India, Hindu temples, Pataal Lok, underground cities India, Kailash mystery, ancient temples India, Supertalks, Raghav Sharma.

What is life really like inside Japan? Not the tourist version. The real one.In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Mayo, an Indian who has lived in Japan and experienced the country from the inside out. From Tokyo nightlife and Japanese dating culture to loneliness, anime, food, weddings, houses and everyday life, this is an honest look at Japan through an Indian lens.What we cover:Life inside Japan and the reality nobody tells you before you go. Japan nightlife, red light areas and the dating culture of Japanese boys and girls. Kodokushi, Japan's loneliness epidemic where people can pass away alone and remain undiscovered for days.Why Japan is one of the cleanest countries in the world and how Japanese people maintain such high standards of hygiene. How Japanese people date, marry and what Japanese weddings really look like. Indian vs Japanese weddings and the biggest cultural differences.Japan house prices, Tokyo vs Mumbai rentals and why some Japanese houses can cost up to ₹5 crore. How Japanese people view Americans and how they see India. PM Modi calling the Japanese PM his "small sister" and what that moment meant.The reality behind Doraemon and Shinchan's houses and whether they actually exist in Japan. What anime culture is really like for ordinary Japanese people. Mayo's hilarious Japanese-style impressions of Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan and other Bollywood actors.Japan visa for Indians in 2026 and everything you need to know before applying. The best places to visit in Japan, including Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Hakone, Okinawa and Sapporo. Hidden gems beyond the usual tourist destinations.How vegetarians can survive in Japan, what Indian travellers should know about Japanese food and what to eat or avoid. How much a 10-day Japan trip from India can actually cost. JR Pass, bullet trains, capsule hotels, konbini food and budget travel tips.What it is like to work in Japan as an Indian and how Japanese work culture differs from India. Japan vs India culture, lifestyle and everyday life. Cherry blossom season and the best time to visit Japan from India.This is the Japan episode every Indian should watch before travelling to Japan, moving there or simply wanting to understand the country beyond anime, tourism and stereotypes.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Japan, Japan travel, Japan for Indians, Japan visa 2026, Japan nightlife, Japan red light areas, Japan dating culture, Japanese culture, life in Japan, Indians in Japan, living in Japan, Japan travel guide, Japan trip from India, Japan budget, Japan food, vegetarian food in Japan, Japan houses, Tokyo house prices, Tokyo vs Mumbai, Kodokushi, Japan loneliness, Japanese weddings, India vs Japan, Doraemon house, Shinchan house, anime culture Japan, Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Hakone, Okinawa, Sapporo, JR Pass, bullet train Japan, Japan travel hacks, cherry blossom Japan, capsule hotels Japan, working in Japan, Supertalks, Raghav Sharma, Mayo

Some souls leave too soon. But they never truly leave.In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Shweta Singh Kirti, author of Pain: A Portal to Enlightenment, spiritual seeker and sister of the beloved actor Sushant Singh Rajput.This is a conversation about love, grief, purpose and what one extraordinary life can teach an entire generation.What we cover:Who Sushant really was as a person, shy, deeply feeling and how he used cinema to express what he couldn't say in words. Sushant as a child and how his birth was the most awaited and celebrated moment for his family. His journey from Kedarnath to his final film and how he approached every role with complete honesty. His last Instagram post about his mother and what it revealed about the depth of his emotions. Shweta's personal account of the days surrounding his passing and the people who reached out. Who from Bollywood stood by the family and how MS Dhoni's response moved her. The WhatsApp conversation Shweta had with Sushant in his final days. Shweta's spiritual journey after losing her brother, meditation, silence retreats and finding meaning through pain. Her book Pain: A Portal to Enlightenment and how loss can become a gateway to higher consciousness. How Shweta breathes Sushant every second and keeps his memory, values and dreams alive. The purpose of life and what Sushant's extraordinary journey teaches every one of us.This episode is for everyone who loved Sushant, who carries him in their heart and who believes that love never dies.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Shweta Singh Kirti, Sushant Singh Rajput, SSR, Pain A Portal to Enlightenment, Sushant childhood, Sushant last Instagram post, Sushant WhatsApp conversation, MS Dhoni Sushant, Bollywood SSR, Sushant Singh Rajput sister, spiritual podcast India, grief and healing podcast, Supertalks, SSRians, Sushant Singh Rajput memories, love and loss podcast India

What if the answer to many of your everyday health problems is already sitting in your kitchen?What if the food you eat every day could either heal your body or silently harm it? What if understanding your body type could completely change the way you eat, sleep and live? And what if ancient Ayurvedic practices could help you address modern health problems naturally?In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Subhash Goyal, Founder of Vaidban Ayurved Bhawan and one of India's experienced Ayurvedic practitioners, with over 30 years of experience, 1,000+ Nasha Mukti camps organised and lakhs of patients treated since 1992.This is one of the most practical Ayurveda conversations ever recorded on Supertalks.What we cover:Vata, Pitta and Kapha explained, how to identify your body type and what it means for your health. Nadi Vaidya and how an Ayurvedic expert can understand aspects of your health by examining your pulse. Raghav's live Nadi reading on camera, his Pitta diagnosis and what it means. Natural approaches to managing diabetes and how Ayurveda may help patients reduce their dependence on medication. Neem, jamun and other everyday kitchen ingredients traditionally used for diabetes management. The best and worst food combinations in an Indian kitchen, including ghee, milk, haldi, kali mirch and more. Ayurvedic approaches to skin pigmentation and naturally supporting healthy, glowing skin. Paan ke fayde and the traditional uses of betel leaves for digestion, constipation and other aspects of health. Natural ways to support sexual health, stamina and related concerns. Ayurvedic approaches to improving eyesight and maintaining eye health. Natural remedies traditionally used for joint pain, inflammation and swelling. Anti-ageing through Ayurveda, including what to eat and what to avoid for healthier ageing. The best breakfast according to your body type and how your daily diet can influence your overall health.From diabetes and digestion to skin, joints, eyesight, sexual health and ageing, this conversation explores how Ayurveda approaches some of the most common health concerns through food, lifestyle and traditional remedies.Whether you are interested in Ayurveda, Indian home remedies, natural health, nutrition, diabetes management, digestion, skincare, sexual health, joint pain or simply want to understand your own body better, this conversation offers practical insights you can take back to your kitchen.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Subhash Goyal, Vaidban Ayurved Bhawan, Ayurveda, Ayurvedic treatment, Ayurveda India, Vata Pitta Kapha, Nadi Vaidya, Nadi Pariksha, body type Ayurveda, Pitta dosha, diabetes Ayurveda, natural diabetes remedies, neem for diabetes, jamun for diabetes, Ayurvedic remedies, Indian home remedies, food combinations, ghee and milk, haldi, kali mirch, skin pigmentation Ayurveda, glowing skin naturally, paan ke fayde, betel leaves benefits, sexual health Ayurveda, eyesight Ayurveda, joint pain Ayurveda, swelling remedies, anti ageing Ayurveda, Ayurvedic diet, best breakfast Ayurveda, natural health, Indian kitchen remedies, Supertalks, Raghav Sharma.

What if everything you were taught about ancient history is incomplete?What if the gods described in our scriptures were not just symbolic beings, but visitors from another world? What if Vimanas were real flying machines? And what if some of India's greatest temples preserve evidence of technology far beyond human understanding?In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Praveen Mohan, one of India's most widely followed independent researchers on ancient mysteries, temples and alternative history. Featured on History Channel's Ancient Aliens, author of Coral Castle: Everything You Know Is Wrong, and a researcher who has personally explored thousands of ancient temples across India and around the world.This is one of the most mind-expanding conversations ever recorded on Supertalks.What we cover:David Wilcock, the Ancient Aliens researcher and author who recently passed away, and Praveen's personal memories of working with him. Praveen Mohan's real UFO sighting and why he believes what he witnessed was not from this world. Declassified UAP files, UFO investigations and what governments have officially acknowledged. The mysterious UFO-shaped object near the Neelchakra at Shri Jagannath Puri Temple and the strange Trishul he witnessed. Vimanas, the ancient flying machines described in the Ramayana and other Vedic texts. If humans are planning missions to Mars today, could advanced beings have reached Earth thousands of years ago and influenced early civilisation? The Cargo Cult phenomenon and how human societies have historically interpreted advanced visitors as gods. Were Hindu gods actually extraterrestrial beings? Praveen shares his perspective. The mysterious alien temple in Tamil Nadu and the UFO-shaped sculpture he personally examined. Alien technology, how it might work and why only certain people experience contact. The mystery of the Kailasa Temple and why Praveen believes conventional explanations may not be enough. What the future of human civilisation could look like if intelligent life beyond Earth is real. And Praveen's final message for every Indian.Whether you are fascinated by UFOs, ancient Indian temples, lost civilizations, extraterrestrial life, archaeology, Hindu mythology or unexplained mysteries, this conversation will challenge everything you think you know about history.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Praveen Mohan, Ancient Aliens, UFO India, UAP, alien life, extraterrestrials, Vimana, Vimanas, Ramayana flying machines, Hindu mythology, ancient India mysteries, Kailasa Temple, Ellora Caves, Neelchakra, Jagannath Puri Temple, alien technology, cargo cult, David Wilcock, UFO sighting India, declassified UFO files, alternative history, lost civilizations, archaeology India, Tamil Nadu alien temple, ancient temples India, Hindu gods and aliens, extraterrestrial civilization, unexplained mysteries, history podcast India, Supertalks, Raghav Sharma.

Is your gut trying to tell you something?Bloating after every meal. Skin that won't clear up. Energy that crashes by afternoon. Constipation that never fully goes away. Acidity that no medicine seems to fix.Most Indians are living with these problems every single day. And most have no idea that every single one of them starts in the gut.In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Dr Shubham Vatsya, Director & Head of the Institute of Gastroenterology & Hepatobiliary Sciences at ISIC Multispeciality Hospital, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi. Gold medallist, Young Scholar Award winner in Gastroenterology 2017, with over 10 years of clinical experience and more than 1 lakh endoscopic procedures performed. One of India's most trusted voices in digestive health, liver disease and gut microbiome science.We set up a kitchen inside our studio and asked him to go through every item in it. What followed was the most practical health conversation ever recorded on Supertalks.What we cover:The truth about fruits in your kitchen, apple, guava, papaya, mango and more. Best and worst food combinations in an Indian kitchen. Lentils, dal, rajma and digestion. Rice vs roti. Dahi at night myth. Coffee vs tea. Why coffee on an empty stomach damages your gut lining. How coffee and tea cause iron deficiency in India and the one simple fix. Acidity ka ilaj, the real reason behind acidity and GERD and how to treat it without medicines. Pet saaf kaise kare, subah pet saaf nahi hota, chronic constipation treatment and the right Indian diet. Gut health India deep dive, how your gut controls bloating, GERD, IBS, IBD, SIBO, leaky gut, constipation, skin glow diet, gut skin connection, acne and your entire immunity. Immunity kaise badhaye through gut health. Gut microbiome and healthy gut diet India. Probiotic foods for Indians. Fatty liver prevention and reversal. Liver ko healthy kaise rakhe. Digestive problems after 30. The 9 essential amino acids and protein rich Indian food. Weight loss Indian diet. Anti ageing India through stem cells and how Kim Kardashian and billionaires are reversing ageing. Bryan Johnson biohacking. And why Dr Shubham, whose mother is an Ayurveda expert, calls Ashwagandha and Mulethi a scam.This episode is for men, women and every Indian, whether you have a health condition or simply want to prevent one.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: gut health India, pet saaf kaise kare, subah pet saaf nahi hota, acidity ka ilaj, khana khane ke baad gas, constipation treatment India, GERD treatment India, IBS India, IBD, SIBO, leaky gut India, fatty liver India, liver ko healthy kaise rakhe, gut microbiome India, healthy gut diet India, probiotic foods India, iron deficiency India, coffee on empty stomach, dahi at night myth, rice vs roti, lentils dal rajma digestion, protein rich Indian food, weight loss Indian diet, immunity kaise badhaye, skin glow diet India, gut skin connection, digestive problems after 30, anti ageing India, stem cells anti ageing, Bryan Johnson biohacking, Kim Kardashian anti ageing, Ashwagandha scam, Mulethi scam, Dr Shubham Vatsya, Supertalks, digestive health India, gut bacteria India, bloating treatment India, Indian gut health podcast

Almost a year ago, Arun Pandit predicted mass unrest in India on a podcast.On July 20 2026, students marched toward Parliament at Jantar Mantar. On July 25 2026, Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned. This conversation was recorded before the resignation. What he predicted then has now fully come true.In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Arun Pandit, one of India's most credible and widely followed Vedic astrologers with over 2.75 million YouTube subscribers and 1.2 lakh consultations across 82 countries.What we cover:How Arun Pandit predicted the CJP protest, Jantar Mantar march and Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation almost a year in advance. The exact astrological logic behind the prediction. Sun as the planet of government and authority and what it reveals about India's ruling power. PM Narendra Modi's paper leak acknowledgement and what it signals astrologically. Jupiter's transit on June 2 2026 and why it settled the protest. Saturn's transit and its deep impact on Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces bringing uncertainty, financial pressure and major life changes. What each zodiac sign must do right now. BJP's future after Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Sonam Wangchuk, Abhijit Dipke, CJP and the protest that changed Indian political history. Narendra Modi's future prediction through planetary analysis. Rahul Gandhi as Prime Minister and 2029 elections prediction. How to make your own birth chart using date of birth, time and place. All 9 planets explained, Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu. Bhrigu Nandi astrology technique explained. Future predictions for all 12 zodiac signs for rest of 2026. How students can use their birth chart to find career path and life purpose.This is the episode that proves astrology works. Recorded before the resignation. Released after.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Arun Pandit, Dharmendra Pradhan resignation, CJP protest, Cockroach Janta Party, Jantar Mantar protest 2026, Sonam Wangchuk hunger strike, Abhijit Dipke, paper leak India, NTA, Narendra Modi astrology prediction, Rahul Gandhi Prime Minister, BJP 2029 elections, Saturn transit 2026, Jupiter transit 2026, Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces predictions, birth chart how to make, Bhrigu Nandi astrology, Rahu Ketu 2026, Vedic astrology India, career astrology students, Supertalks, Indian astrology podcast

Dr Subramanian Swamy doesn't do diplomatic answers. He never has.In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Dr Subramanian Swamy, PhD in Economics from Harvard University under Nobel Laureate Simon Kuznets, former Professor at Harvard and IIT Delhi, six-time Parliamentarian, two-time Union Minister, architect of India's landmark 1991 Economic Reforms, and one of the most fearless voices in Indian politics for over five decades.This is the most unfiltered political and economic conversation ever recorded on Supertalks.What we cover:Dr Swamy's personal equation with PM Narendra Modi, the ice cream meetings, the camaraderie and the moment they decided they cannot work together. The role of RSS in India's biggest political decisions and how it is already preparing for the next Prime Minister. His bold claim that India's economy could collapse by October 2025. Why he says India's real GDP growth is 4%, not the officially stated 6%. The 1991 Economic Reforms, what actually happened in that room and why it worked. How to incentivise India's middle class and boost productivity through locked savings. Why lowering bank interest rates could make India's economy boom and the risk of investors pulling out of Indian bonds. His claim that ministers and bureaucrats have been extracting 200 crores for personal gain since independence. India vs China, GDP per capita, the farm to factory transition and why Dr Swamy says China's image is false. Why he wants to abolish income tax in India and replace it with a sales tax. How Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and a few states contribute 50% of India's total tax collection. Ethanol, E20 and Nitin Gadkari. Punjab, Khalistan and Bhindranwale, his personal account of what really happened. His raw, unfiltered opinions on PM Modi, Nirmala Sitharaman, Rahul Gandhi and Congress in 2029.These are Dr Swamy's views and predictions based on his decades of political and economic experience. Watch, question and decide for yourself.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Subramanian Swamy, Indian economy collapse 2025, GDP India real growth, income tax abolish India, 1991 economic reforms India, RSS next Prime Minister, Modi Swamy relationship, Khalistan Punjab truth, India China GDP comparison, Rahul Gandhi Congress 2029, Indian politics podcast, Supertalks, Harvard economist India, Nirmala Sitharaman, Indian economy podcast

Swami Rama stopped his heartbeat in a laboratory. Proved it on camera. In front of scientists. And the woman who received his supreme initiation just sat across us on Supertalks.In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Guru Sakalamaa, Sri Vidya Guru, Tantra Master, founder of Vimarsha Yoga, Rajyotsava Award recipient, Aryabhatta International Award recipient, former Professor of English Literature for 30 years, and Bharatanatyam Guru. She carries the blessed transmission of two of the most ancient and sacred lineages in India, the Himalayan tradition of Swami Rama and the Sri Vidyaranya tradition of Mahamahopadhaya Padmashri R. Satyanarayana.What we cover:Swami Rama, the rarest Himalayan Yogi who stopped his heartbeat and took yoga to the world. Kundalini activation, authentic mantras and techniques from the Sri Vidya tradition. Guru Sakalamaa's personal relationship with Swami Rama and how he appeared to her in physical form after leaving his body. What really happens after death. How the body does not truly die for 2 to 2.5 hours after death and how yogis can revive a person. Her astral travel experiences to Kailash and the Himalayas. How she met Bhairava in her astral states. Hidden portals that exist beyond the human eye. A powerful meditation capable of taking you into a different universe.This is not philosophy. This is direct experience from a lifetime of Sri Vidya sadhana.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Guru Sakalamaa, Sri Vidya Tantra, Swami Rama heartbeat, Kundalini activation mantras, what happens after death India, yogis revive dead, astral travel Kailash, Bhairava experience, hidden portals, Sri Vidya meditation, Tantra Guru India, Supertalks, spiritual podcast India, Himalayan tradition, Vimarsha Yoga

Rath Yatra 2026 is here. And this episode is for every Indian who wants to understand the real, untold history behind Shri Jagannath Puri before the chariots begin to move.In this Jagannath Puri special episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Surya Sarathi Roy — Cultural Heritage Conservationist, independent Indic History researcher, Life Member & Researcher with INTACH New Delhi, Associate Member of UNESCO body ICOMOS, Director of North India Operations with IHAR, and one of India's most dedicated researchers on Shri Jagannath Culture. He has been appointed by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee as a Desk Reviewer for 2023 and 2025.This is his third appearance on Supertalks. And this time, he goes deeper than ever before.What we cover:— Bhagwan Kalki's predictions and the Parshuram Temple in Jharkhand where God Kalki is prophesied to pick his weapon— The real story of Shri Jagannath Puri and how it all truly began— Raja Indradyumna, Vishwavasu and the original idol of Neelmadhav— How the idol of Lord Jagannath without arms came to be and the Leela of God himself— The Brahma Padartha and what is inside the idol and how the mystery began— Nabakalebara, one of the world's greatest unsolved mysteries. The entire city's electricity is cut. The head priest performs the rituals blindfolded in complete darkness— The 1952 recorded incident and the priest who performed the ritual and did not survive after— Dr Surya Roy's deeply personal story of devotion and the miracle he witnessed with his own eyes— The mystery of the flag flying opposite to the wind— The Mahaprasad mystery and how 7 pots cook and the topmost cooks first— The 800 year old lamp that has never gone out inside the temple— How the Neelchakra miraculously diverted a major catastrophe in Odisha— Guru Nanak Ji's visit to Shri Jagannath Puri and what it tells us about Sikh and Hindu unity— How the Sikh emperor donated the Kohinoor to Shri Jagannath PuriThis episode is not just history. It is devotion, mystery and the living pulse of Bharat.For Rath Yatra 2026 — this one is for you.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Jagannath Puri, Rath Yatra 2026, Brahma Padartha mystery, Nabakalebara ritual, Neelchakra Odisha, 800 year old lamp Jagannath temple, Kohinoor Jagannath Puri, Guru Nanak Jagannath Puri, Raja Indradyumna, Bhagwan Kalki predictions, Surya Sarathi Roy, Indian history podcast, Supertalks, Shri Jagannath Culture, Mahaprasad mystery

What is inside Kailash? What did a psychic remote viewer actually see when she went there with her consciousness? And what does it tell us about ancient civilisations, inner earth beings and the secrets hidden from humanity?Nikki Dutta is back on Supertalks. She is an Indian psychic medium, remote viewer, certified medium, CBT and NLP practitioner and hypnotherapist who has worked alongside the FBI and the Metropolitan Police UK on cold cases and missing persons investigations. She is one of the most credible and scientifically grounded voices in the world of psychic science today.For the first time ever on an Indian podcast, a remote viewer describes Kailash and its secret portals.What we cover:— How psychic remote viewing actually works— What Nikki witnessed inside Kailash through remote viewing — for the first time ever on an Indian podcast— Electromagnetic waves and ancient civilisations existing inside Kailash invisible to the human eye— Metals found inside Kailash that do not exist on earth— Inner earth beings — Yetis as real proof of life beyond our perception— Yogis living inside Kailash for hundreds of years and their connection to Shambhala— The Buga Sphere — high technology found through consciousness— Aliens and the Annunakis — Project Red and why they came to earth in search of gold— The deeper secrets inside the Pyramids and the ETs residing within them— The Looking Glass Project — a device in Antarctica with the capacity to see the future— The Greenland spaceship, stargates and the P47 aliens who could never be seen— How AI is alien reverse technology — and the predictions of what comes nextThis is not science fiction. This is one of the most extraordinary conversations ever recorded on Supertalks.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Nikki Dutta, Kailash secrets, remote viewing India, psychic medium India, inner earth beings, Yeti proof, Shambhala Kailash connection, Annunaki gold earth, Looking Glass Project, alien reverse technology AI, pyramid secrets aliens, stargates India, Supertalks, P47 aliens, ancient civilisations Kailash

Why are the US and China quietly fighting over Africa? Why does a civil war in Burma matter to India? And what do most Indians not know about their own history?In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Abhijit Chavda — theoretical physicist, historian and geopolitical analyst with over a million followers across social media and creator of the immensely popular #AskAbhijit Show.This is one of the most wide ranging conversations we have ever had on Supertalks — spanning current geopolitics, India's ancient past and the decisions that shaped modern India.What we cover:— Why the US and China are competing for influence in Africa's rare earth minerals— The civil war in Burma and its impact on India's northeastern states— Religious conversions in India's tribal belts and why Abhijit calls it a national security concern— Abhijit's take on PM Narendra Modi's legacy and his critique of Jawaharlal Nehru's decisions— Nehru, Tibet and China — Abhijit's perspective on a defining moment in Indian history— Partition — the biggest mistakes and what could have been different— What if Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel had become India's first Prime Minister?— Gandhi's choice between Nehru and Patel — and how it shaped India's destiny— The Kashmir issue and the United Nations — how it became a disputed territory— Why India has not taken back POK till date— The arrival of Turkic invaders and the history of slave trade in India— The real meaning behind the name Hindu Kush— How British rule dismantled Indian industries and shut down the Gurukul education system— Artificial famines during British rule and the truth behind India's railways— India's ancient economic power — from a global trade leader to a colonised nation— The Marathas, the Mughals and the Rajputs — valour, strategy and honour— Lessons from the Mauryan and Gupta empires and Chanakya's strategic wisdomThis episode presents Abhijit Chavda's perspectives and research — a thought provoking lens into India's past, present and the geopolitical forces shaping its future.Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Abhijit Chavda, Nehru Patel history, Indian history podcast, Kashmir issue explained, British Raj India, Partition India history, Mauryan Gupta empire, Chanakya lessons, geopolitics India, POK India, Indian history podcast, Supertalks, Indian independence history, Maratha history, ancient India economy

Is Krishna's presence still felt today? What does it truly mean to suffer and evolve? And why do good people suffer the most?In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Maa Gyaan Suveera — founder of the CI Plus meditation technique, spiritual teacher and healer at Kirti Hermitage on the banks of Mother Ganga in Rishikesh. With over three decades in integral yoga, meditation and healing, Maa Gyaan Suveera is one of the most respected spiritual voices in India today.This is one of the most candid spiritual conversations we have had on Supertalks.What we cover:— Why Krishna's presence can still be felt today— The mysterious story of how a yogi gifted her an Ashram before they had ever met— Her experience of Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati's presence while installing the Ganesha idol— Why silence is one of the most powerful spiritual practices— Upasana and how it brings control over the mind— A simple process to begin meditation in everyday life— A Shanti Mantra for inner peace— Why the vegetarian vs non-vegetarian debate should never become judgement— Her experiences during Havan and her divine connection with Mother Ganga— Why good people suffer in life — and what it really means— Kundalini and the chakra system — what truly happens during Kundalini activation— The true purpose of life and peaceful chantingThis is not religion. This is a journey into consciousness, energy and the deepest questions of human existence.Keywords: Maa Gyaan Suveera, Kundalini activation, chakra system explained, why good people suffer, Shanti Mantra, meditation for beginners, Kirti Hermitage Rishikesh, spirituality podcast India, Krishna presence, Lord Shiva experience, silence meditation, Indian spirituality, Supertalks, inner peace podcast, vegetarian non vegetarian debate spiritual

What happens to the soul after death? What do our past lives tell us about who we are today? And what does the karmic cycle reveal about the lives of those who have left us?In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Dr NK Sharma — founder of the world's largest Reiki organisation, past life regression expert with over 40,000 sessions and trainer of more than 3,000 past life teachers across India.This is one of the most extraordinary conversations we have ever had on Supertalks.What we cover:— Dr NK Sharma's own past life as a Muslim Shayar — and how souls are not bound by any religion— The hidden truth of Sushant Singh Rajput's passing — as revealed through past life sessions— How the karmic cycle continues for souls with bad karma — and how the soul finds peace in the afterlife— Decoding birthmarks — what they reveal about your past life— Why we have phobias of height, water and more — and what they tell us about previous lifetimes— Karmic bonds and soul connections — why certain people come into your life— Hema Malini and Dharmendra — their soul connection across lifetimes— Love marriage, arrange marriage, extra marital affairs and divorce — all connected to past life karma— The meaning of life — what past life sessions reveal about why we are here— Dr NK Sharma's own love story — and the shayari he wrote for his wifeThis is not superstition. This is a lifetime of research, healing and evidence from over 40,000 souls.Keywords: Dr NK Sharma, past life regression India, Sushant Singh Rajput past life, karmic cycle explained, birthmarks past life, phobias past life connection, karmic bond, soul connection, Hema Malini Dharmendra past life, Reiki India, past life sessions, spirituality podcast India, Supertalks, meaning of life, afterlife karma

You think you know Mahabharata. You don't.In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Ami Ganatra — IIM Ahmedabad alumna, Sanskrit scholar, yoga instructor and bestselling author of Mahabharata Unravelled (Volumes 1 & 2) and Ramayana Unravelled, translated into several Indian languages. Her work goes directly to the original Sanskrit texts — no retellings, no imagination, just the itihasa as it truly is.For the first time ever on a podcast, we study Mahabharata with the depth, detail and characters most Indians have never encountered.What we cover:— Mahabharata's complete family tree — how the Kauravas and Pandavas were actually born— The birth of Bhishma Pitamah, Bhishma Pratigya and his boon to choose his own death— Niyog — the ancient concept through which all five Pandavas were born— How the 100 Kauravas were born from 100 pots — the unheard story of Mahabharata— Dhritarashtra, Gandhari and why Gandhari blindfolded herself— The biggest myths of Mahabharata that never actually happened— Did Draupadi really say "Andhe ka putra andha"? The truth revealed— Was Draupadi really the reason for the Mahabharata war? The answer will surprise you— The power of the Kaurava army — Karna, Bhishma, Drona, Ashwatthama, Shakuni and more— Was Karna a Daanveer or a villain? Ami defends Karna as a true hero— The biggest television myth about Karna and Guru Drona — what really happened— The Mani on Ashwatthama's head and his Chiranjivi avatar— The greatest lessons from Bhishma Pitamah — and why the Pandavas came to him to learnLegends like Mahabharata don't survive thousands of years because they are fiction. They survive because they give people hope. And characters so deeply human that every one of them teaches you something about yourself.This is not mythology. This is depth. And it is more relevant today than ever before.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Mahabharata unravelled, Ami Ganatra, Karna hero or villain, Draupadi andhe ka putra andha, Bhishma Pitamah lessons, Pandavas birth Niyog, 100 Kauravas pots, Ashwatthama Mani, Mahabharata myths, Mahabharata family tree, Indian history podcast, ancient India, Supertalks, Mahabharata original Sanskrit, Mahabharata television myths

You watched Jeetu Bhaiya on Kota Factory. Now meet the man who inspired him.In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Nitin Vijay aka NV Sir — IIT BHU alumnus, Founder & CEO of Motion Education, and the real-life inspiration behind the beloved character of Jeetu Bhaiya from Netflix's Kota Factory. With over two decades of teaching experience and having mentored hundreds of thousands of JEE and NEET aspirants, NV Sir is one of India's most respected and loved educators.But this conversation goes far beyond the classroom.What we cover:— NV Sir's personal journey — from modest beginnings to building one of India's most respected coaching institutions— The police raid on his institute — what really happened— Is IIT a scam? The hard truth about India's most glorified institutions— How schools in India are running an open scam — and why nobody is talking about it— The coaching industry's dark side — what students and parents are never told— How AI will take over jobs — and whether a degree will even matter in the future— The Indian education system's failure to keep up with the world— Lack of awareness in India — and why it is costing students their lives— How students are ruining their own futures — and how to course correct— The future of jobs, skills and the Indian marketThis episode will make you question everything you were taught about education, success and the future of India.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: NV Sir, Jeetu Bhaiya, Kota Factory, IIT scam, Indian education system, coaching institute India, AI jobs future, degree relevant future, Motion Education, JEE NEET coaching, Indian education podcast, Supertalks, future of work India, school scam India, student mental health India

What if Ramayana and Mahabharata were not mythology? What if they were history — with dates, evidence and astronomical proof?In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Vedveer Arya — Senior Civil Servant, Additional Secretary in the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Government of India, and one of India's most rigorous chronologists with over 15 years of research on ancient Indian history. Author of multiple landmark books on Indian chronology, Arya combines astronomy, archaeology, Sanskrit literature and Puranic traditions to restore the true timeline of India's ancient past.What we cover:— Why Ramayana and Mahabharata are not mythology — proven with astronomical and dating evidence— The biggest myths of Ramayana and Mahabharata — dismantled with research— Why Lord Rama and Mother Sita never had a Swayambar — and what authentic Ramayana says— How Rama was exactly 25 years old when he went to Vanvaas— Why Sri Lanka was not an island during Ramayana times — and how anyone could walk across— How Ram Setu was a land-filled bridge — and how it originally disappeared— What Pushpak Viman really was — and what authentic Ramayana says about flight— Why Lord Hanuman never flew — and was not Vanar shaped but wore a mask— The Ramayana technology that Ved Veer Arya actually recreated in his lab— India's ancient wisdom and what it tells us about the most advanced civilisation in historyThis is not a religious debate. This is history backed by astronomy, archaeology and evidence.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Ramayana proof, Mahabharata history, Ram Setu bridge, Pushpak Viman real, Lord Hanuman mask, Ramayana date evidence, ancient India history, Vedveer Arya, Indian chronology, Rama Sita Swayambar, Vanvaas age Rama, Sri Lanka Ramayana, ancient Indian technology, Supertalks, Indian history podcast

What if the future has already been seen? What if the yogis of the Himalayas know something the rest of the world doesn't? And what if the secrets of Kailash, Shambhala and Siddhashram are not mythology — but reality?In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Swami Yogeshwarananda Giri — spiritual teacher, sadhak and a man who has walked a path most of us will never fully understand.His prediction of Operation Sindoor came true. And he has more to say about what is coming next.What we cover:— Swami Yo's predictions about the future of India— His personal Sadhak journey — from ordinary life to the path of the divine— His travels to Girnar and the Himalayas — and the yogis he met in deep meditation— The yogi with supernatural powers who could predict the future— The 900 year old yogi — and what he shared— Mystical experiences that cannot be explained by science— Astral cities — Shambhala and Siddhashram — what they are and where they exist— Mahavatar Babaji's 16 messengers on earth and their mission for humanity— Portals — what they are and where they exist— The secrets of Kailash that have never been spoken about openlyThis is not a conversation about religion. This is a conversation about what lies beyond the world we can see.🎧 Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.Keywords: Swami Yo, spiritual teacher India, Himalayas yogis, Kailash secrets, Shambhala, Siddhashram, Mahavatar Babaji, Operation Sindoor prediction, astral cities, portals India, supernatural powers, sadhak journey, Indian spirituality podcast, Supertalks, mystical experiences India

The Prime Minister of India just asked you to stop buying gold, skip foreign travel and save fuel. And if you think that's just an appeal — think again.In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Abhijit Iyer-Mitra, Senior Fellow at the Institute of Peace & Conflict Studies, Defence Economist, and one of India's sharpest geopolitical and economic minds. A regular columnist for the Economic Times & Business Standard, Abhijit has co-authored books on military reforms and Afghanistan and has been a visiting fellow at Sandia National Laboratories and the Stimson Centre, Washington D.C.This is his third appearance on Supertalks — and his most urgent yet.What we cover:— Why PM Modi is urging Indians to stop buying gold, avoid foreign travel & save fuel— Why petrol will rise to ₹125 per litre — and why Abhijit argues that's actually necessary— How Indian Oil companies are bleeding ₹30,000 crores in losses to keep fuel prices stable— Why suppressing prices today will hurt Indian consumers far harder tomorrow— What inflation actually means for the everyday Indian consumer— India's Strategic Petroleum Reserves — why we don't have them & why that's dangerous— The falling Indian Rupee against the Dollar — the real reasons behind it— How the West Asia war crisis is directly impacting India's economy— What would trigger a World War — and why the US, Russia & China are all moving at once— How China could advance towards India in the middle of a global conflictWhether you're listening or watching, this is the most data-backed, no-filter conversation on India's economic and geopolitical reality right now.Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.

Can Erectile Dysfunction predict a Heart Attack? The answer is yes — and that's just the beginning of this conversation.In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Anant Agarwal, Clinical Research Scientist & Health Consultant with 15 years of research experience in sexual health patterns across India. This isn't a doctor giving generic advice — this is data-backed, clinical insight that most Indian men have never had access to.What we cover:— Why young Indian men are increasingly facing sexual health problems— How mental & emotional abuse directly triggers Erectile Dysfunction— The worst ED case Anant faced — a 24-year-old boy— Why Ashwagandha, Shilajit & Tongkat Ali are being sold as a scam— Performance anxiety, Tadalafil & the blood flow problem nobody talks about— The role women play in men's sexual performance— Tests to get done if you suspect ED or low testosterone— How increasing body fat raises estrogen & crashes testosterone— Cortisol levels, sperm quality & average sex timing — clinically explained— Is Masturbation safe? Finally answered with clinical backing— Best foods for male infertility— How ED can be an early warning sign of a heart attack— Audience Q&A & rapid fire roundWhether you're listening or watching, this is the most honest and research-backed conversation on men's sexual health in India.

What if the universe has always been populated — and we were simply never told?Ginni Aneja, a renowned numerologist and intuitive channeler, sits down with Raghav to pull back the curtain on one of the most suppressed topics of our time — extraterrestrial life, hidden civilisations, and the cosmic truth that governments don't want you to know.She shares her own personal encounters with ET beings, how she began receiving signals and intuitions from beyond this world, and what those experiences revealed about the true nature of our reality.She reveals how humans secretly travelled to Serpo — a planet thousands of light years away, documented by Len Kasten in his 2013 book Journey to Serpo — and what they found there. She speaks about life with three suns, alien bases beneath our oceans, and civilisations living inside the Earth right now.She opens the truth about Atlantis and Lemuria, the mysterious Black Moon, parallel universes where another version of you exists at this very moment, and why whales and dolphins carry the memory of civilisations older than history itself.Raghav closes with the question nobody dares to ask — if channeling is real, why has no one ever channeled Shri Ram, Maa Sita, Maa Radha, or Lord Shiva? And how does the Law of One truly coexist with Sanatana Dharma?This is one of the most expansive conversations Supertalks has ever had. Listen with an open mind.Hosted by Raghav Sharma. 

In this exclusive episode of Supertalks by themovingship, Rupa Bhaty joins Raghav Sharma for a deeply insightful conversation exploring the roots of India’s ancient culture, Vedic traditions, and forgotten history.We dive deep into the Rig Veda and the Vedic period through extensive research, evidence, and historical interpretations presented by our guest. The conversation begins with the role of women in ancient India — what they wore, their participation as warriors, their freedom in society, and references to women demanding progeny, highlighting discussions around gender equality in early Indian civilization.The episode further explores Rishikas (female sages), the spiritual depth of Vedic knowledge, and challenges misconceptions, including the origins of sati. We also uncover references to family structures, social systems, and the mandala framework mentioned in the Rig Veda.We discuss the famous Battle of Ten Kings, archaeological and textual evidence surrounding horses, elephants, and ancient weaponry, while questioning debated narratives like the Aryan Invasion Theory. The conversation expands into the deities of the Rig Veda including Indra, Agni, and Soma, along with the significance behind mantra chanting.Referencing the work of Frits Staal, we explore documented Vedic rituals and their connection to natural phenomena such as rainfall. The discussion also touches upon human origins, the significance of the Narmada Skull, and perspectives surrounding India as one of the earliest cradles of civilization.Astronomy, nakshatras, and advanced systems of knowledge described in ancient Indian texts are also decoded, including early forms of medicine and surgery. We discuss Ashvins, Maruts, and Ribhus — often misunderstood as “aliens” — and explain their historical and symbolic significance.Towards the end, the conversation explores cosmic understanding, astral observations, and interpretations of phenomena mentioned in texts like the Ramayana and Mahabharata, along with the lifestyle and cultural practices of Vedic people.Youtube: https://youtu.be/F9LejA24gLg-Business Enquires at [email protected]

What does the Bhagavad Gita say about the problems you face today?In this deeply moving conversation, we sit with Nityanand Charan Das Ji, a monk who has dedicated his life to understanding and sharing the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, to find answers that modern life rarely gives us.Through powerful shlokas and the teachings of Lord Krishna, we explore how ancient wisdom speaks directly to our loneliness, anxiety, and depression today. We dive into the profound love of Radha Rani and why even Krishna runs behind her, and what her unconditional love teaches us about devotion and surrender.We ask the questions that touch every soul. Why did Krishna choose Arjuna? Why did Krishna not marry Radha Rani? What is the deeper meaning behind the Mahabharata? And in one of the most honest moments of this conversation, we ask a monk, do you cry?If you have ever felt lost, broken, or completely alone, if anxiety keeps you up at night, if you are searching for peace in a world that never slows down, this conversation carries the answers that the Bhagavad Gita has held for thousands of years, waiting for you to find them.Lord Krishna spoke these words on a battlefield to a man who had lost all hope. Today, those same words are for you.This is a Bhagavad Gita special, for every Indian soul that is searching.

Dr. Balbir is back on Supertalks. And this time, she holds nothing back.In this episode of Supertalks by themovingship, host Raghav Sharma sits down with Dr. Balbir for one of the most profound and fearless spiritual conversations ever recorded on an Indian podcast. This is not entertainment. This is civilizational memory that modern science has not yet caught up to.Here is what we discuss in this episode.The world as we know it is completing a cycle. Dr. Balbir reveals what ancient Indian cosmology, Vedic science, and spiritual wisdom have always said about 2032 and the transition into a new Yug that follows. This is not prediction. This is pattern.Through decades of past life regression therapy, Dr. Balbir describes direct experiences of communicating with Krishna as pure consciousness. Not as metaphor. Not as imagination. As lived, documented spiritual experience that goes beyond the boundaries of modern psychology.Atlantis and Lemuria are not mythology. They are civilizational memory. Dr. Balbir discusses life underwater, lost civilizations, and what ancient Indian texts have always known about the true history of human existence on this planet.The changing world order is not just political or economic. There are forces operating at a dimensional level that most people are not yet equipped to perceive. Dr. Balbir speaks about these forces without hesitation and without apology.She also responds directly and powerfully to critics and trollers who questioned her after her previous appearances on Supertalks. Her answer is simple. Spiritual science is the oldest and most rigorous science humanity has ever practiced. Dismissing it reveals not her limitation but yours.And finally she opens the biggest mysteries that humans have been searching for across centuries. Past lives, alien consciousness, interdimensional existence, the nature of the soul, and what every Indian needs to understand about their own civilizational inheritance before it is too late.This episode is for Indians who are ready to question everything they were told about the nature of reality and reclaim a depth of understanding that their ancestors carried naturally.Keep questioning. Keep wondering. Keep being unapologetically Indian.

In this episode of Supertalks, Dr. Niraj Rai joins Raghav for a deep and insightful conversation on the role of genetics in human life.We begin by exploring human evolution and the widely accepted theory of migration out of Africa. The discussion then moves into the rise of early civilizations and the scientific and archaeological evidence related to ancient Indian human traces.A significant part of the conversation focuses on the Indus Valley Civilization and Dr. Rai’s perspective on the Aryan Invasion Theory, which he challenges based on genetic research. We also dive into the origins of Vedic culture in India, along with archaeological discoveries like the Sinauli chariots and their possible connection to the Mahabharata.Further, we discuss the current state of Indian genetics, including concerns around genetic health, its impact on future generations, and rising issues like hair fall. The episode also covers topics such as gene editing, maintaining good health after the age of 40, and the importance of genetic compatibility before marriage.We also address the potential risks associated with same-caste marriages and how they may contribute to long-term genetic challenges in India.This episode blends science, history, and practical insights to help you better understand your body, your roots, and your future.

In this episode, we sit down with Pankaj Saxena, an author, researcher, and a man who has personally visited over 1,600 Hindu temples across India. In conversation with Raghav, Pankaj shares his deep fascination with ancient Indian temple architecture, forgotten history, and the civilizational legacy that lies within these sacred structures.We explore some of the most iconic and mysterious temples in India, including the Konark Sun Temple and its legendary architecture and the mystery of the iron horses, the Kailasa Temple in Ellora Caves, Maharashtra, which is an engineering marvel carved from a single rock, the Jagannath Puri Temple and the secrets and traditions that have baffled historians for centuries, and the Padmanabhaswamy Temple, one of the wealthiest and most enigmatic temples in the world.We also touch upon the controversial claim surrounding Jama Masjid and its alleged connection to a Hindu shrine, a claim that remains unverified to this day. Pankaj shares his perspective on the Mughal era, the reign of Aurangzeb and Akbar, and their impact on Hindu temples and civilization.This episode is presented in good faith, with the sole intent of bringing Indian history back into public conversation so that every Indian can reconnect with their roots and live with pride and honour.Keywords: Hindu Temples India, Pankaj Saxena, Ancient Indian History, Konark Sun Temple, Kailasa Temple Ellora, Jagannath Puri Temple secrets, Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Mughal history India, Aurangzeb Hindu temples, Indian civilization, temple architecture India, Indian history podcast, Hindu heritage, forgotten Indian history

What does the future hold for India?In this explosive episode, host Raghav Sharma sits down with Sharmishtha, an astrologer with 15 plus years of experience and a track record of accurate predictions, for one of the most thought-provoking conversations you will watch this year.She opens with a bold prediction on Raghav Chadha, his chances of becoming Prime Minister, and why he and wife Parineeti Chopra may be headed to Canada. From there, we dive deep into the future of Aam Aadmi Party in Punjab and what the stars say about their political survival.Then things get intense. Sharmishtha predicts a World War in 2028, with America, China, Russia and India all drawn in, and China taking the hardest blow. We discuss Trump, the Iran conflict of 2026, and what it all means for the world order.On India, she sees 7 difficult but defining years ahead. From taking over POK and standing firm against Pakistan, to emerging as one of Asia's most powerful nations after 2032. We discuss PM Modi's future, who succeeds him between Yogi Adityanath and Amit Shah, and India's long-term destiny.We break down the 2026 state elections in Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu and Kerala, with her predictions on who wins and why BJP may surprise everyone.And on a practical note, should you buy gold or silver before Akshaya Tritiya on April 19 2026? She explains the astrological case for making strategic investment decisions during this auspicious period.Finally, we look at Rahul Gandhi's birth chart and why she believes he is currently in a golden period that could reshape the future of the Congress party.Packed with Nakshatra analysis, Saturn transit, Shani effects, planetary movements, Vedic astrology predictions, political astrology, mundane astrology and fearless future forecasts, this is astrology meets geopolitics like never before.

In this gripping episode, Raghav sits down once again with Ginni Aneja — numerologist and mystic explorer — for a deep dive into the world's most enigmatic mysteries, hidden powers, and ancient truths.We kick things off with Ginni unpacking the forces she believes are silently orchestrating world governments — from ongoing conflicts like the Iran War to major global events — all allegedly engineered to shape a carefully crafted narrative. But who truly pulls the strings behind the curtain?Ginni draws from the Law of One, exploring the roles of RA and Orion — how RA serves as a guiding force for humanity while Orion operates as a destructive counterbalance, and what this cosmic conflict means for our world today.The conversation then travels to the mystical realm of Shambhala — the legendary hidden civilization believed to exist near Kailash Parvat, where ancient monks are said to meditate within astral cities beyond ordinary perception.We explore the true power of the Pyramids — how these structures were once channels of pure, extraordinary energy, and what secrets may still lie buried beneath their surface.The episode also confronts a darker reality — the billionaires and elites who quietly shape society, the actors, politicians, and public figures rumored to be part of a hidden agenda, and what the Epstein files reveal about the shadowy networks operating at the highest levels of power.This episode will challenge everything you thought you knew.A note before you watch —You'll notice there are no timestamps in this episode, and that is completely intentional. This isn't your regular podcast clip — it's an experience. A story. A journey that is meant to be felt from beginning to end, not skipped through in fragments. We wanted you to sit with it, let it unfold, and immerse yourself in every layer the way it was meant to be told. Trust the process — we promise it's worth every minute. Disclaimer: The views, interpretations, and theories shared in this episode are entirely based on personal beliefs, spiritual perspectives, and supernatural interpretations. Nothing discussed here is presented as confirmed fact or established truth. SuperTalks does not endorse or validate any of the claims made in this conversation. This content is purely for open-minded exploration, entertainment, and discussion purposes. Viewer discretion is advised.

From African Tribes to Living Dinosaurs — The Most INSANE Travel Stories You'll Ever HearBuckle up because this one is unlike any travel episode we've ever done. Akash Chaudhary sits down with Raghav to take us deep into his wildest travel experiences across the globe — and this is NOT your regular travel conversation.Akash came face to face with one of the world's most isolated and dangerous tribes in Ethiopia — the Mursi tribe. He breaks down their culture, their food, their wild celebrations, and what tribal life actually looks like up close, including how the tribal women appear and what his real interactions with African people were like. Absolutely nothing like what you've seen on the internet.He then takes us to what is considered the world's hottest place — an active volcano zone he visited himself. We're talking unbearable heat, surreal landscapes, and a story that'll make your jaw drop.Not everything goes as planned on the road. Akash opens up about getting robbed in Ethiopia, sharing his scariest and most humbling moment as a traveller and what it taught him about trust and survival in an unfamiliar land.From danger to wonder — Akash also got up close with Komodo Dragons, creatures that have walked this earth since the dinosaur era. He also visits Masai Mara, the legendary destination made famous in India after Ranbir Kapoor proposed to Alia Bhatt there, and explains why this place is pure magic.For anyone looking to see the world without burning a hole in their pocket, Akash shares real budget travel hacks, tips and tricks that actually work. And finally, he leaves us with his most powerful travel philosophy — that everything in this world is right and wrong at the same time, and why stepping out of your comfort zone is the only way to truly understand that.Whether you are a travel junkie, a curious soul, or someone who has always dreamed of going beyond the ordinary, this episode will change how you see the world.

In this powerful episode, our Founder Raghav Sharma sits down with Lt. Gen. Satish Dua (Retd.), one of India's most distinguished military strategists and the architect behind the historic 2016 Surgical Strikes on Pakistan.We open with the burning question on everyone's mind — the escalating Iran-US-Israel conflict — and what it really means for the world order.Lt. Gen. Dua takes us behind the scenes of the 2016 Surgical Strikes, how India's Special Forces crossed into Pakistan, the ground realities of the Kashmir Valley, and how the decision was green-lit by then Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar. He also sheds light on the critical role NSA Ajit Doval plays in India's most sensitive national security operations.From there, we dive deep into Iran's growing military power, the mindset of the feared IRGC, their recent attacks on US assets including Amazon data centers, and why the US finds itself on the back foot. We also unpack the very real threat of nuclear weapons and what mass deployment would mean for humanity.The conversation then shifts to the ongoing LPG crisis, rising oil prices, the falling rupee, and the looming shadow of a World War, examining the roles of China, Russia, Trump's foreign policy, and PM Modi's strategic stance from a pure military lens.We also ask the question every Indian wants answered. Will India seize this moment to take back POK?Closing with a look at AI in modern warfare and Lt. Gen. Dua's personal experience in the aftermath of the URI attack.

In this powerful episode, Dimple Jangda, a PhD researcher in gut health and Ayurveda, joins Raghav Sharma for a deeply eye-opening conversation about how our gut is at the root of almost every health problem we face today. We open with the story of Lt Col Sharma, a disciplined army veteran who walks regularly and avoids junk food yet still battles poor gut health, which sets the tone for how gut health goes far beyond just diet and exercise.Dimple explains how emotional traumas and unprocessed memories get stored in the gut, and why the gut is actually more powerful than the brain when it comes to driving our mood, decisions, and overall mental health. She also sheds light on what happens to our brain and gut when we consume extreme content, and how that quietly destroys our mental wellbeing over time.The conversation goes deeper with a gut emotion chart that shows how our gut is directly involved in our decision making, followed by a tongue chart that maps different areas of the tongue to specific organs like the kidneys and lungs, giving us an early warning system we never knew we had. The face chart then decodes the mystery behind acne, pimples, and other common skin issues by linking them to internal organ health.Dimple walks us through the major signs of a damaged gut and shares a practical approach to reset it within just 24 hours. She also reveals her complete Ayurvedic daily diet that can bring a dramatic shift in your energy and health. She explains why wheat may be doing more harm than good and why millets like ragi and bajra are far better choices, especially for children. She also covers harmful food combinations to avoid, particularly with milk and dal.The episode wraps up with insights on healthy foods, a grounding night routine, and Dimple's remarkable practice of entering a state of deep meditative sleep, something she calls going into samadhi while sleeping.

Step into one of the most thought-provoking conversations on Ramayana and Mahabharata in this Ram Navami Special episode of Supertalks by themovingship.Author and researcher Ami Ganatra joins host Raghav Sharma to explore untold perspectives, lesser-known interpretations, and deeper meanings from India’s greatest epics. From the authenticity of the Valmiki Ramayana through oral tradition to the real strength and symbolism of Lord Hanuman, this episode questions popular myths and presents shastra-based insights.We discuss Hanuman’s legendary leap of one hundred yojanas to reach Maa Sita, the divine love story of Lord Rama and Maa Sita, and what it teaches about love, commitment, and dharma today. Ami also connects powerful Mahabharata episodes to explain the Brahmastra and how warriors like Ashwatthama and Arjuna understood celestial warfare.The conversation explores Meghnath’s connection with tantra, the belief about Lanka being Kubera’s golden city, and the possible scale of Ravana’s kingdom. We also address the controversial question of whether Lord Rama consumed meat, based on scriptural interpretations that can vary among traditions. The episode reflects on Maa Sita’s Agni Pariksha, Lord Rama’s decisions, Bali Vadha, and insights on Vibhishana, Mandodari, Kaikeyi, and Ravana’s devotion to Shiva.This episode goes beyond mythology into history, symbolism, philosophy, love, war, and human psychology. If you seek perspectives beyond surface-level narratives, this discussion between Raghav Sharma and Ami Ganatra will expand your understanding of Bharat’s Itihasa.DisclaimerThis episode is created for educational, informational, and discussion purposes only. The views and interpretations shared by Ami Ganatra and Raghav Sharma are based on personal research and study of scriptures and traditions. Interpretations of the Ramayana and Mahabharata may differ across regions and scholars. The content is not intended to hurt sentiments or claim absolute authority. Viewers are encouraged to conduct their own research. The creators, host, and platform shall not be held legally liable for any offence, misunderstanding, or reliance on the interpretations shared.

In this powerful episode of Supertalks, host Raghav Sharma sits down with entrepreneur, creator and educator Ankur Warikoo for a deep and honest conversation about his life journey, wealth creation and the real skill required to succeed in 2026.The episode begins with one of the most important skills of the modern era — Content Creation. Ankur explains how anyone today can build a sustainable income using content and how creators can optimise their presence across platforms like YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook.He also shares why understanding Simon Sinek’s concept of “WHY” is still the biggest missing piece for most creators who try to replicate success without building genuine purpose and trust.The conversation dives into:• How creators can build long-term trust with their audience• Why trust eventually drives business growth and brand value• How legacy companies like TATA built deep public credibility• The real impact of Long-form vs Short-form content• How Ankur built his own successful YouTube content model• How much creators should charge brands for collaborations• What beginners can realistically earn in the early stages• The role of AI in scaling content across social platforms• Brand deals, team building and creator monetisation strategiesTowards the end, the conversation becomes more personal — touching upon Ankur’s travel experiences, his love for Rajasthan, leadership insights and a deeper reflection on one timeless question:Does money really matter?

In this deeply transformative episode of Supertalks, Raghav hosts Adi Suyesh(‪@adisuyash‬), a 22-year-old sadhak, who shares his rare journey into the powerful path of Sri Vidya Tantra. What does it truly mean to worship Maa Lalita Tripura Sundari, and why are Lord Shiva, Brahma, and Vishnu shown at her feet? This episode explores the deeper truth behind this symbolism and what it reveals about ultimate consciousness.Through this conversation, we uncover the real meaning of Tantra beyond common myths and misunderstandings, and understand how a young seeker stepped into Sri Vidya Sadhana. We discuss the signs and inner experiences one may encounter on the spiritual path, along with powerful insights on personal transformation and growth. As an upasak of Bhairava, Adi Suyesh also brings depth into the discussion, sharing how this energy plays a role in a sadhak’s journey. The episode further explores the mysterious world of Yoginis and why they are believed to protect Sri Vidya, along with rare and intriguing real-life experiences.Adi Suyesh’s personal divine experiences make this conversation intense, insightful, and thought-provoking, making it one of the most powerful episodes on spirituality. The full episode is available on YouTube and Spotify, simply search Supertalks Episode 178.

On Supertalks by themovingship, host Raghav Sharma sits down with a revered Buddhist monk for a deeply spiritual and thought-provoking conversation about life, death, future wars, and the destiny of humanity. Through the timeless wisdom of Buddha, this episode explores whether the future is already written and how ancient teachings continue to guide us in today’s uncertain world.The discussion unfolds powerful Buddhist chanting experiences, predictions about global conflicts, the idea of mass suffering, and whether death can truly be avoided or postponed. The monk explains the concept of untimely death, karmic influences, and whether a human being can become aware of their own end before it arrives.This intense dialogue also touches on mysterious themes such as the destruction of the world, hidden power shifts, and the spiritual significance of Maitreya Buddha in the age of Kalyug. Why did Buddha remain silent on certain existential questions? What practical steps can humanity take today to build a more peaceful and conscious future?Through meditation wisdom and real spiritual insights, this podcast helps transform fear about the future into clarity and inner strength. If you are searching for deeper answers about destiny, suffering, and the true purpose of human life, this episode will leave a lasting impact on your mind and soul.

In India, topics like s*x, masturbation, penis size, sperm count, and performance anxiety are surrounded by fear, myths, and misinformation. In this explosive episode of Supertalks, Raghav Sharma speaks with sexual health expert Dr. Vijayant Govinda Gupta to openly decode the real science behind intimacy, male performance, relationship challenges, and modern sexual lifestyle problems.From premature ejaculation and low sperm count to masturbation side effects, semen retention myths, nightfall confusion, erection timing, and psychological pressure in relationships — this conversation brings clarity to the questions millions of Indian men silently struggle with.The episode also dives deep into why intimacy gaps happen in marriages, what women actually expect emotionally and physically, how stress and porn exposure affect performance, and whether size, stamina, and frequency truly define masculinity.If you have ever worried about your sexual health, confidence, fertility, or relationship satisfaction, this podcast will help you understand the biological, psychological, and lifestyle factors that influence your intimate life.This is not just a discussion about sex — it is about awareness, responsibility, emotional connection, and building healthier relationships in the modern Indian context.Watch till the end to break myths, gain clarity, and take control of your physical and mental wellbeing.

In this episode of Supertalks, host Raghav Sharma speaks with producer and author Iqbal Malhotra about the escalating Iran–Israel conflict and the global tensions shaping today’s geopolitical landscape. The conversation explores why the United States attacked Iran, the alleged role of Israel’s intelligence agency Mossad in the operation, and whether these events could push the world closer to World War 3.Raghav Sharma and Iqbal Malhotra also discuss how the crisis may affect India, including rising oil prices, the impact on the Indian consumer economy, and the possible surge in gold and silver prices during global uncertainty. The episode examines India’s strategic position under Prime Minister Narendra Modi and how India is balancing relations with the United States, Israel, Russia and other global powers.The discussion also touches on why China and Russia did not openly support Iran, how Vladimir Putin could benefit from rising oil demand, and how geopolitical narratives are increasingly shaped through social media. This episode gives Indian viewers a deeper understanding of how global conflicts influence India’s economy, diplomacy and future strategy.

In this episode of Supertalks by themovingship, host Raghav Sharma sits down with Meike Hijman, a solo female traveller from the Netherlands who has explored some of the most fascinating and unexpected parts of the world.The conversation begins with some unbelievable stories from Pakistan, where Meike visited a gun factory in Peshawar and even tried using guns inside the factory. She also shares a surprising experience where she felt the Pakistani police network was so efficient that officers across the country already knew her name.The episode then moves through her travels across several countries including Bangladesh, Oman, Iran, Kyrgyzstan, the UAE, Tajikistan, Austria and other parts of Europe. Meike talks about what it truly means to travel alone as a woman, the realities behind solo travel, and how different cultures shape the experience.A major part of the conversation focuses on her journey through India. From exploring the North East in Nagaland to driving an auto rickshaw from Ladakh all the way to Rajasthan, Meike shares unique stories from the road. She explains why she feels safe in India and how Indian culture gave her a deep sense of connection, especially during her time in Varanasi.Currently travelling through Haryana and Punjab, her journey as a Dutch traveller driving across rural India is gaining massive attention online and many of her videos are going viral.In this episode, she also shares practical travel advice including her best budget travel tips, how anyone can travel the world with limited money, and the real challenges she faces as a female solo traveller.This conversation is a fascinating look into the mindset of a traveller who believes the world is far more welcoming than we often imagine.

In this episode of Supertalks by themovingship, host Raghav Sharma sits in conversation with Dr Omendra Ratnu, author and researcher known for his work on Hindu civilization, Indian culture, and dharma.The episode begins with a discussion around the Bollywood film Jodha Akbar starring Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai, exploring the historical debates associated with its portrayal of Mughal history. Dr Omendra Ratnu shares his perspective on how cinema often blends storytelling with interpretation and discusses the controversies surrounding the identity of Jodha Bai and how popular films influence public understanding of history.The conversation then moves deeper into Indian history, examining how historical narratives evolved over time and why many Indians today are revisiting questions around civilizational identity, cultural roots, and dharma. Dr Ratnu discusses Emperor Akbar’s later years, his legacy, and how differing historical interpretations continue to shape modern discourse.We further explore the impact of medieval invasions and Islamic wars on the Indian subcontinent, the challenges within historical documentation and education, and how these narratives influenced how Indians perceive their own past. The episode also highlights stories of courage and resistance by warrior kings such as Maharana Pratap, Maharana Sanga, and Rajput warriors who fought with valor and resilience to defend their land, culture, and sovereignty.Through discussions on Indian history, Hindu civilization, Mughal history debates, cultural identity, and the role of storytelling in shaping collective memory, this episode presents a layered conversation connecting cinema, history, and modern Indian consciousness. Viewers interested in understanding Bharat’s historical narratives, dharma traditions, Rajput valor, and the deeper questions surrounding India’s civilizational journey will find this episode insightful and thought-provoking.

In this special Parenting Episode of Supertalks, host Raghav Sharma sits down with Parveen Kanchwala, an experienced Parenting Coach, to explore what modern parenting truly looks like in 2026 and beyond.This conversation dives deep into how parenting has evolved from traditional methods to a more psychologically aware approach. We discuss how parents can better understand their child’s behaviour, emotional responses, and developmental needs in today’s digital world.The episode covers one of the biggest challenges faced by parents today — children’s screen time — and explains how a child’s behaviour changes when parents react with anger, pressure, or constant restrictions. Parveen shares practical and powerful strategies to handle difficult situations calmly and effectively while building emotional connection with children.We also explore children’s food habits, discussing why excessive sugar, salt, chocolates, and processed foods impact a child’s growth and behaviour. The conversation includes guidance on healthy routines, sleep patterns, and how much sleep children actually need at different stages of development.This podcast is designed for all mothers and fathers, whether you have a newborn, a toddler, a growing child, or a teenager learning to make independent decisions. We discuss how parents can make children listen without fear, build stronger parent-child relationships, choose the right YouTube content for kids, and understand the psychological foundations that shape a child’s personality for life.We also talk about the emotional bond between children and parents — especially mothers — and the role love, patience, and conscious parenting play in raising confident and emotionally secure individuals.If you are a new parent or someone trying to become a more aware and mindful parent, this episode will help you decode the psychological secrets of raising happy, balanced, and responsible children.

EXCLUSIVE EPISODE, In this eye-opening episode of Supertalks by themovingship, host Raghav Sharma sits down with leading plastic surgeon Dr. Debraj Shome (20+ years of experience) to decode everything about plastic surgery in India.We begin with India’s ancient surgical roots and the legacy of Sushruta, known as the Father of Surgery, and move into modern cosmetic procedures like Botox, lip fillers, rhinoplasty, breast implants, and hair transplants.This episode answers the most searched questions on the internet:• Is plastic surgery safe?• What are Botox side effects?• How long do lip fillers last?• What is the cost of rhinoplasty in India?• Is hair transplant permanent?• Are breast implants safe long term?• Can plastic surgery go wrong?• Can you reverse Botox or fillers?• What is body dysmorphia?• Why do people feel pressure to look perfect?• What is Korean glass skin treatment?• Does plastic surgery look natural?• Is cosmetic surgery painful?• At what age should you consider Botox?We also discuss the psychology behind body image and how public conversations — including filmmaker Karan Johar speaking about body image struggles — have opened awareness around appearance pressure.Please Note: This podcast is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical consultation.If you are considering any cosmetic procedure or simply curious about the truth behind beauty trends, this episode will give you clarity from a qualified expert.

In this in-depth episode of Supertalks, host Raghav Sharma sits down with researcher Surya Roy to explore the mysteries, history, and future predictions connected to Shri Jagannath Puri Temple.We begin by uncovering the unexplained phenomena of Jagannath Temple, including the mysterious flag that appears to flow in the opposite direction of the wind. The discussion moves to Chhatia Temple and the legend of the growing Kalki sword, believed by many to be connected to future events in Kalyug.A major part of this episode decodes the ancient text Bhavishya Malika, its predictions about Kalyug, the transformation of humanity, and prophecies linked to the end times.We also dive into the real history of Jagannath Puri Temple — from the story of Neela Madhav to Radha Madhav and Leela Madhav, early tree worship traditions before the 10th century, and the role of Sabar tribal communities in preserving the deity. The episode explores how Adi Shankaracharya is believed to have guided the rediscovery and establishment of the sacred idols from Sonpur to their present location in Puri.Further, we discuss:The immense treasure of Jagannath Temple (estimated at over ₹63,000 crore)Stories of a secret protective force guarding the templeThe historical confusion around Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s story related to Jagannath Puri and MeccaThe conversation concludes with deeply personal spiritual experiences shared by Surya Roy, reminding us that spirituality goes beyond rituals — it is about inner transformation.If you are interested in Jagannath Puri Temple mysteries, Bhavishya Malika predictions, Kalki Avatar prophecies, hidden history of Hindu temples, and spiritual awakening — this episode is for you.

In this special Mahashivratri 2026 episode of Supertalks, host Raghav Sharma sits down with Gurudev Sri Anish, a spiritual teacher whose journey from the corporate world to the Himalayas transformed his life forever.Leaving behind material success, Gurudev Sri Anish spent years in silence and deep sadhana in the Himalayas. In this profound conversation, he shares his real-life experiences, encounters with mystical yogis, and spiritual insights inspired by masters like Ramakrishna Paramhansa and Guru Nanak Dev Ji.He reveals the spiritually elevated hidden places of the Himalayas, his powerful experiences in Kashi, and decodes the deeper mysteries of Lord Shiva’s sacred city. Gurudev also speaks about specific cosmic timings during the day when spiritual energy peaks — and how anyone can activate these “cosmic codes” to elevate their mind, body, and soul.This episode also includes simple yet powerful meditation techniques that anyone can practice.If you seek a deeper connection with Shiva, consciousness, and inner awakening — this conversation will move you.

In this powerful episode of Supertalks by themovingship, host Raghav Sharma sits down with India’s leading Certified Sexual Health Counselor, Dr. Neha Mehta, for one of the most important conversations on sexual health in 2026. This episode dives deep into the real problems men and women are facing today — from erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and low testosterone to performance anxiety and loss of confidence in relationships.Dr. Neha shares real clinical stories of men from cities like Delhi, Gurgaon, and Mumbai who struggle silently with bedroom performance and how it begins affecting their self-worth, mental health, and even career confidence. We decode why sexual health issues are rising among young men, whether natural remedies like ajwain (carrom seeds) in hot water actually help, and the truth behind so-called “natural testosterone boosters.”The conversation goes beyond men’s concerns and explores women’s sexual health, natural arousal, pleasure, intimacy blocks, and how couples can build deeper emotional and physical connection. We also discuss why infertility cases are increasing in urban India, the actual meaning of NoFap, common myths around masturbation, reasons behind premature ejaculation, and how to approach these challenges in a medically informed way.Towards the end, we address sexual health in the LGBTQ community, the serious consequences of avoiding protection, unwanted pregnancy risks, intimate hygiene products that may do more harm than good, and why conversations around BDSM and modern intimacy trends are growing. This episode clears myths, removes shame, and provides practical clarity backed by science.If you’ve ever had confusion, guilt, curiosity, anxiety, or unanswered questions around sex, intimacy, or performance — this conversation will shift your perspective. Watch till the end, because this might be one of the most eye-opening and educational episodes on sexual health in India.

In this Valentine’s Day special episode, host Raghav Sharma sits down with renowned astrologer Arun Pandit for a deeply insightful and eye-opening conversation blending astrology, numerology, love, karma, and destiny.We begin with powerful predictions for 2026, where Arun Pandit discusses major global and national energies, including insights surrounding Ajit Pawar, India’s overall direction, and why United States may face a period of heightened risk and instability.From there, the conversation shifts to what truly matters on Valentine’s — relationships. Arun Pandit reveals relationship trends for 2026 and explains how the year may unfold for each Moolank (numbers 1–9). He specifically warns that people with Moolank 2 and 7 should move with extra awareness this year.We then move into marriage predictions, where Arun Pandit demonstrates a classic, practical technique anyone can use to estimate their marriage timing. The episode also explores numerology-based compatibility, helping viewers understand which numbers align naturally in love and partnership.Things get deeper as we uncover the mystery of Twin Flames — why twin flames don’t always marry, the difference between a soulmate and a karmic partner, and why some relationships bring intense suffering as part of karmic clearing.We close the episode with beautiful and symbolic stories of Lord Shiva, tying together love, destiny, and spiritual evolution.This episode is a powerful mix of prediction, practical knowledge, and spiritual wisdom — especially for anyone curious about love, marriage, and karmic connections in 2026.

In this insightful episode, host Raghav Sharma is in conversation with Guruji, a renowned astrologer, to explore the fascinating world of palmistry and how one’s future can be seen through the lines of the hand. Guruji explains which palm lines indicate fortune, success, and money, and how the mounts of different planets like Jupiter, Mercury, Sun, Rahu, and Shani influence a person’s destiny. The discussion covers rare and lucky palm signs such as the Lotus, Fish, Trident, Mystic Cross, and Money Triangle, along with the meanings of symbols like crosses and triangles. A special segment decodes the palm of Mukesh Ambani to understand how his hand reflects extraordinary success and wealth. The episode also dives into Rajyog and the timing of major success phases, career potential including signs for government jobs, and insights into relationships and marriage. Guruji concludes with a Q&A session and shares powerful mantras for 2026, including special remedies connected to Rahu and Shani, making this episode a must-watch for anyone curious about destiny, prosperity, and life direction through palm reading.