Book Discussion | The Unending Game: A Former RAW Chief’s Insights into Espionage
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- Опубліковано 24 вер 2018
- As a country’s stature and reach grow, so do its intelligence needs. This is especially true for one like India that has ambitions of being a global player even as it remains embattled in its own neighbourhood.The Unending Game tackles these questions while providing a national and international perspective on gathering external intelligence, its relevance in securing and advancing national interests, and why intelligence is the first playground in the game of nations.
Speakers
Vikram Sood, Former Head of R&AW and Advisor, ORF
Adrian Levy, Journalist and Film Maker
Indrani Bagchi, Diplomatic Editor, Times of India
Sushant Sareen, Senior Fellow, ORF
The guy sitting next to Vikram sir is NOT a CIA agent. He's got a heavy British accent, probably an ex MI6. Talking about the book I've seen many low intellect people criticising it because they didn't get "ek tha tiger" type story. Trust me it's a great book if you're looking for pure wisdom and not bs. Great work Mr. Sood. Jai hind
He is Adrian levy
Vikram himself told in the podcast "Spycast" that Indian espionage movies are utter trash(in his own words) xD
He's a journalist.
thanks for huge contribution to keep India integrated Mr. Sood
Vikram Sood is legend
To my clear understanding the gentleman at 2.30 .was asking/alluding to the Intelligence Agencies in India,using the PRIVATE sector...indivisuals,connected and able to deliver results, both long term and short term...simple,straight forward participation.
And VERY handsomely paid,and financially enabled,prior to an 'assignment''/task.
This would be rapid , real game changer..what is also called a Force multiplier,with complete deniability, by the Agency using such pre-vetted and talented Private sector indivisuals.
Agreed some of the best operatives around the world have been recruited the same way by agencies really well known in the arena.
Ab tak ki sbse best book.
Nice vikram sir 🙏🙏🙏
The third guy is Adrian Levy. He is an author, journalist.
The man sitting beside Vikram Sood looks like a CIA agent. Damn sure. 🤗🤗
He's got a heavy British accent.. probably an ex MI6 agent
Or maybe he is over recruit in mi6
If it is...it is great...we can learn few things!
@divineslaughter Working for us. Our Recruit in London in MI6 department.
@divineslaughter Even they have their man in defense affairs analyst/journalist my friend. It becomes easy for them to gather open intelligence. 💪
Who said no masala. Read the book the sarcasm level is so high
How's it buddy. Should I spend my money on it because price tag is high.
@@OnkarShrma I completed this book today at 3 May and started reading on 1 May.
Read chapter 12(last one) without any political bias
India most have capacity to counter jhihad ideologically ,physchologically and physically
Vikram sood is intelligent
👍
Salute of you 🙏
Desh k liye mar vi sakta hu or mar vi sakta hu❤
Country 1st 🕊
Would you be up for the thankless job of a spy though? :)
Maar*
I am recently read this book & another the spy chronicle writing by a s dulat both nice books. Please translate in marathi & other indian languages.
@monu2619993 we will never know.. intelligence success never got published and only failure got out of files...
Was that Mr. Brar from Ops Blue star at 1:05:40
@@jattmoosewala83 traitor?? Kaise be?
Deepak MLK if you think he’s a traitor then you’re a traitor for sure, he had sworn by the constitution and he was only following orders, if there was any traitor in blue star, that was Bhindranwale, who smuggled weapons from pak and took the golden temple and the people in it as hostages.
Gen. Brar ❤️
another lutyens type gang taking shape ...sood sahab is a legand ...seems he is playing around
Mr Sood - a question from an army officer's daughter - where are the #missing54 of 1972 war in Pakistan?
Did anyone read the book, I love no masala books ,I hope I would read one day
Yes, it's really good for beginner
This guy is holding so much.
Would love to join the organisation
I would love to work as an archivist or some other job in the headquarters instead of the field lmao.
1:08:22 I liked this man's view : "Politically we are immature"
The truth about cost is...can we afford ' Not to have have capabilities' ?
Hindi main bhi mil jayegi kya
English me download karke Google Translate karle
English seekh le bhai
Telling everything without telling anything
1:27:23 A typical spy who rips apart evidence after every mission is complete
1:03:00
India's very own George Smiley .. Mr Sood...
I cannot play video but can comment?? WTF !! UA-cam is down ?
What is this leader of greater kailash 1?
Perhaps he is referring to Maldives.
She meant to say that anyone can have ambitions even if he's of as small a stature of the leader of Greater Kailash locality in Delhi.
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When introductions and preludes are longer than the actual speech, it becomes intolerably boring.
भारत मे 20 करोड सदयहे ओर भारत
के हर बडे पदोपर ऊसी के सदसय हे
कोटॅ पुलीस वेपार भारत की हर
बडी राजकीय पारटी मे सध RSS मोजुद
If this is the level of think tank of India, gosh, I m so afraid and concerned about India.
Oh, so u thought they are going to reveal nuclear launch codes or what, stop watching all those spy rom-com cinemas, and series and by the way don't think of yourself as Sherlock Holmes.😂
Could explain what specifically were you expecting a think tank in general to be like?
prepare to leave, shyam.
avi laine me aya ho chandu
When you bring these Indrani's into picture.....Typical trait is either a big bundi or the cloak.....These are danger bells 🔕.
that was psywarfare lady and not covert ops.
just like in pakistan, the military calls the shots, In United states, the wall street exchange calls the shots. In India's its the politicians
1:14:19
I deserve 1k likes :)
@Arid yes yaar. ek like to kar do :D
Here in Nepal, Indrani, Indian hegemony in every aspect of our national life is the biggest problem. We call it micromanagement. Here, the general feeling is that India wants to strangulate us.
We just want you to make our moMos and guard our doors. Nothing more!
@@pranaypurohit7855 No, we want you to manage your own mess. We want nothing to do with you. All the best.
@@devendragautam8476 sorry nobody good like nepali
This feeling and thoughts of indian hegemony on nepal has been inserted into minds of nepalis by certain foreign powers . We indians do not have any intention to Dominate nepal . we consider nepal as our brothers.
@@darshilmehta9905 I won't mince words to sound them sweeter to your ears: It is not entirely foreign powers' doing. My feeling is that there's a homegrown element to it, in view of the fact that the India of this day and age has inherited hegemonistic, imperialistic tendencies of British India, with which Nepal fought an unjust war with colossal consequences: The loss of one-third of her territory.
Our borders bleed, thanks to instances of encroachment from the Indian side, with backing from your security personnel. Construction of water regulatory structures along no-man's land and further into Nepal hurts us tremendously. And then there's this open border, a floodgate for Nepal from which elements of all sorts enter, including criminal elements and refugees from as far as Myanmar through your territory. As if all this were not enough, your state supports tinpot dictactors like those in Thimphu, leading to the exodus of more than one lakh Bhutanese of Nepali origins into Nepal through your territories.
And the blame almost always goes to Nepal whenever there's a terrorist attack on your soil. Of course, air routes are there, but many of these elements enter via our borders with India. You see, we cannot regulate the entry of all sorts of people given that we have this arrangement to let Indian nationals in. How can a not-so-well-equipped state regulate the entry of a sea of humanity when all of these people look like Indians and produce forged documents? We need cooperation from your state apparatuses to control the threat to your and our very own national security.
But your apparatuses seem to be thinking: Good-riddance, we have somehow rid ourselves of these elements and that's good for us. The deep reach of the Indian state in the affairs of Nepal is no more a secret. Chinese influence in Nepal may have been increasing here, but the same has been happening the world over.
My feeling is that if India cannot maintain cordial relations with Nepal (one of the countries in the subcontinent that's really sensitive to your interests) in a true sense, then there's something seriously wrong with their polity. Let this discussion generate more light than heat. Let sanity prevail on both sides of the border. ॐ सह नाववतु। सह नौ भुनक्तु। सह वीर्यं करवावहै। तेजस्विनावधीतमस्तु मा विद्विषावहै।।19।। (कठोपनिषद -कृष्ण यजुर्वेद)
परमेश्वर हम शिष्य और आचार्य दोनों की साथ-साथ रक्षा करें, हम दोनों को साथ-साथ विद्या के फल का भोग कराए, हम दोनों एकसाथ मिलकर विद्या प्राप्ति का सामर्थ्य प्राप्त करें, हम दोनों का पढ़ा हुआ तेजस्वी हो, हम दोनों परस्पर द्वेष न करें।
Not Informative. Wasted my precious time and data.
Then what r u doing on internet ..you should employ 24 hour on something useful ...
@@dairyman3854
I think one can use all the time he spend on youtube by learning something informative also. That is what I was searching for.
@@upmanyusingh8102 And then mr. Precious time spent wanking and scrolling to social media for 10hrs.
Low IQ Never get the points , Donkeys always needed to teach for Hours I have learnt lots. (1) ( Deep state. (2) Data Intercepter (3) Resources ( 4) Espionage Tactics
& Many more ... Eat Murga Chhap Chvanprash Twice for A year 🤣😂🧠🤏😁🤣
Why orf never talked about ambanis they are player in current government.. is it because reliance has stake in orf
You are paranoid that is all.
That Chinese guy sitting is probably struggling to hold his laugh on the pathetic level of talk. 😅 seriously I had more mature talks within my circle than these 60s grey haired retired folks..
Not every man who have small eyes is a Chinese. Idiots filled with themselves.
Talking About spirituality with bunch of boomers isn't called "Matured Talks" Mr. E J
This virtue signalling by Gen Mehta. This man filed a petition against revocation of Article 370.
Such stupid ,low level discussion and these personality figure in Think tank of India.Greatly disappointed.
@mark vaz you is -not- the BOSS
Well he's an opinion
@@himul9526 even a fuckin beggar has an opinion that's the thing about comments section unlike votes they aren't hidden behind curtains i wish they were.
The man sitting beside Vikram Sood looks like a CIA agent. Damn sure. 🤗🤗
U copied my comment. 🤔🤔
@@ervikasbhagat9922 Even the emojis 🤣🤣