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Modi's Hand Gestures and Propaganda
The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's hand gestures, including the modified Hitler salute and placing his fist over his heart, align with the broader propaganda of portraying himself as a chaste monk. This discussion also touched on the types of food often served in India, including greasy pork and boiled eggs.
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In 2004, the Gujarat State Board issued textbooks that praised Adolf Hitler as a hero and included a modified Hitler salute that is still used today in India.
29:58 - 31:50 (01:51)
Summary
In 2004, the Gujarat State Board issued textbooks that praised Adolf Hitler as a hero and included a modified Hitler salute that is still used today in India.
ChapterModi's Hand Gestures and Propaganda
EpisodePart One: Narendra Modi, And India's Weird Nazi Obsession
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Pro-Nazi messages were found in a 10th grade social studies textbook in Tamil Nadu, India in 2011, revealing attempts to mainstream Nazi ideology and fascist ideals in India, the world's largest democracy.
31:50 - 34:34 (02:44)
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Pro-Nazi messages were found in a 10th grade social studies textbook in Tamil Nadu, India in 2011, revealing attempts to mainstream Nazi ideology and fascist ideals in India, the world's largest democracy.
ChapterModi's Hand Gestures and Propaganda
EpisodePart One: Narendra Modi, And India's Weird Nazi Obsession
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Modi's portrayal as an unmarried, chaste leader dedicated solely to India aligns with propaganda tactics.
34:34 - 36:16 (01:41)
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Modi's portrayal as an unmarried, chaste leader dedicated solely to India aligns with propaganda tactics. Despite coming from a humble background and balancing various obligations during his childhood, Modi's image has been carefully crafted for political gain.
ChapterModi's Hand Gestures and Propaganda
EpisodePart One: Narendra Modi, And India's Weird Nazi Obsession
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The speaker discusses the political and social implications of giving up chilies in Hindu culture, and emphasizes the absurdity of equating self-denial with holiness.
36:16 - 37:07 (00:51)
Summary
The speaker discusses the political and social implications of giving up chilies in Hindu culture, and emphasizes the absurdity of equating self-denial with holiness.