Here we will decode one major story that answers all your "whys" and "hows"— all in just 6 to 12 minutes of your day.

What We Said
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Here we will decode one major story that answers all your "whys" and "hows"— all in just 6 to 12 minutes of your day.
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6/12/2025
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Recent Episodes

March 6, 2026
EP18: What Indian automakers can learn from China’s Geely
<p>In 2008, Geely ranked dead last in China's quality survey. By 2024, Volvo's best-selling EV was built on a platform Geely designed. What happened in between is the most important business story Indian auto companies aren't paying attention to.India's biggest conglomerates — JSW, Dixon, Exide — are signing deal after deal with Chinese partners. Licensing platforms from SAIC and Chery. Sourcing battery technology from SVOLT. Assembling smartphones with 90% imported components. The factories are enormous. The patents are zero.Geely took a different path. It bought Volvo in 2010, spent 15 years embedding Chinese engineers alongside Swedish ones, and systematically absorbed the capability to design vehicles — not just build them. Xiaomi did it even faster, going from zero automotive experience to 600,000 vehicles delivered in 22 months.This video breaks down Geely's four-phase absorption model, contrasts it with India's current licensing-dependent approach, and asks the question no one in Indian industry seems to be asking: when does the learning start?</p>

February 16, 2026
EP17: How China Built a Jet Engine (And Why India Couldn't)
<p>In 1986, China and India both launched indigenous jet engine programmes. Same year. Same ambition. Four decades later, China's WS-15 powers a stealth fighter. India's Kaveri was cancelled. The difference wasn't talent or money. It was what China was willing to pay.</p>

December 10, 2025
EP16: Convenient Scapegoat: Debunking 'Hindu Rate of Growth'
<p>For decades, economists and policymakers have thrown around the phrase "Hindu Rate of Growth" to describe India's economic stagnation before 1991. But what if I told you this term has almost nothing to do with Hinduism, and everything to do with covering up the real culprit—socialist economic planning?</p><p>It's time that serious academics refrain from using such an ill-founded and prejudiced term. Hindus are not scapegoats to be thrown under the bus for every mishap that occurred in Indian history. </p><p>You can read here: <a href="https://swarajyamag.com/economics/hindu-rate-of-growth-a-tale-of-prejudices-and-fallacies" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://swarajyamag.com/economics/hindu-rate-of-growth-a-tale-of-prejudices-and-fallacies</a></p><p>You can also tune in to the "What This Means" podcast by Swarajya, where we decode major stories with experts. <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/1CzvC1mqq2BApXyoINGIEw?si=eec7dfe982874ff2" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"></a><a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/1CzvC1mqq2BApXyoINGIEw?si=eec7dfe982874ff2" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://open.spotify.com/show/1CzvC1mqq2BApXyoINGIEw?si=eec7dfe982874ff2</a></p>
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