Best Amar Singh Podcasts (2025)

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18: Amar Singh: creativity and changing spaces in commercial storytelling 55:42

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MKTG senior vice president of content and creative Amar Singh – host of The Sports Marketeer podcast and a longtime former journalist – talks about how brands and sponsors are approaching stories to in an ever-changing sports media ecosystem. He discusses the receptiveness of fans to commercial messaging, explains how organisations can build better…

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Decoding Medieval Warfare | Professor Stephen Morillo 54:55

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In this fascinating episode, we are joined by Professor Stephen Morillo, a renowned historian and leading expert on medieval warfare. Together, we explore the strategies, cultures, and justifications that shaped how wars were fought during the medieval era. From the clash of swords to the march of armies, Professor Morillo reveals how medieval warf…

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17: Conor Niland: The Racket and the reality of life as a tennis pro 51:51

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Former tennis player Conor Niland talks through his William Hill Sports Book of the Year-winning memoir The Racket – a fond yet bracing account of life just outside the game’s global elite. The one-time world number 129 explains why he decided to tell the story of his career, and how it became emblematic of the grinding experiences of his peers on …

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16: David Squires: drawing on the heart and chaos of football 48:27

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Cartoonist David Squires reflects on over a decade spent chronicling football’s charms, excesses and breakout characters. He talks about his distinctive, often absurd and sometimes poignant work, which has appeared in The Guardian, 11 Freunde and L’Equipe, and why modern football is such fertile terrain for illustrated satire. He also discusses his…

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The Road To Empire with Satnam Singh 45:54

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What if the Sikh Empire wasn’t born on the battlefield, but in the library? 📚 In this teaser for our Road to Empire podcast with author Satnam Singh, we explore the intellectual and political foundations of the Khalsa before the rise of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. From the Anandpur court of Guru Gobind Singh to the literature of the Mughal and Sanskrit …

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15: Jenny Simmons: stories, mindset, and the game beyond Nike 1:04:55

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MANON founder Jenny Simmons lays out the journey that took her from a position as a communications director at Nike to a new role as a mindset coach. She explains how MANON moved from a women’s football content project to a career coaching platform for Black and brown women in the industry, and explores the role of stories in understanding professi…

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The History of Everything? | Professor Brian Villmoare 56:52

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Join us for a fascinating conversation with Professor Brian Villmoare, Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, as we explore the grand narrative of the universe. Drawing from his book The Evolution of Everything: The Patterns and Causes of Big History, Professor Villmoare examines the interconnectedness of the co…

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14: Joey D’Urso: how football shirts explain the world 1:00:36

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Joey D’Urso – senior data journalist for The Times and The Sunday Times – explores how football kits became tools of influence and communication in his debut book, More Than A Shirt: How Football Shirts Explain Global Politics, Money and Power. He talks their journey from emblems of allegiance to symbols of globalising culture and commerce, the com…

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13: Sam Diss: clubs, fans, culture and brands 1:11:00

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Writer and strategist Sam Diss discusses the ever-broader range of commercial storytelling modes and outlets in football, as clubs and brands lean into the experiences of their fan communities. The former head of content at Mundial magazine also explores the art of the athlete profile and reflects on The English Disease - his award-winning podcast …

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The Shocking Legacy of British Imperialism EXPOSED 36:06

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Join Sathnam Sanghera on a transformative journey to uncover the hidden truths of British imperialism — a controversial legacy that continues to shape global dynamics and modern society. Inspired by his acclaimed book EmpireWorld, Sanghera confronts the far-reaching consequences of imperialism, emphasizing the critical role of historical accountabi…

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12: John McKenna: the story of V11 and the making of great sports docs 55:22

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Noah Media Group co-founder and CEO talks through the company’s approach to crafting its celebrated sports documentaries – including the headline-making Football’s Financial Shame: The Story of the V11. He details the production of the film – which was aired on the BBC in September and follows a group of former Premier League stars allegedly brough…

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11: Jonathan Wilson: the power and glory of the World Cup story 1:20:24

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Acclaimed football writer and historian Jonathan Wilson introduces his new book - The Power and the Glory: A New History of the World Cup. He explores the unique attraction of the tournament on a personal and global level, its social and geopolitical impact on a changing world, and the potential effects of its latest format on how its story is told…

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10: Jordan Jarrett-Bryan: distinctive angles and diverse perspectives 1:03:49

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Channel 4 News sports reporter Jordan Jarrett-Bryan talks about inclusion and sports storytelling, from editorial decision-making to the framing of the Paralympic conversation. He delves into the specific relationship between TV news correspondents and their audience, explains how his Blakademik production company is generating new opportunities an…

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9: Gerry Cox: how Hayters plays the game 1:06:33

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Hayters co-owner and managing director Gerry Cox explains how the celebrated sports news agency has adapted to the demands of a new media era. He talks about following up on its track record of launching top-level journalism careers - like those of Henry Winter, Peter Drury and David Ornstein - as well as its embrace of digital-first storytelling a…

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8: Andrew Mangan: good old Arseblog and the influence of football fan media 1:13:15

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Andrew Mangan - founder of the enduring Arsenal-based platform Arseblog - discusses the impact of fan media on football culture. He explains how Arseblog – an early mover in football blogging and podcasts – has evolved to meet audience expectations while maintaining its own identity and priorities. He also talks about the dynamics between fan-led a…

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7: Luke Moore: a Football Ramble through the podcast business 1:05:20

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Luke Moore reflects on 18 years of the Football Ramble, the UK’s biggest independent football podcast, and how the show and the space have evolved in that time. He discusses the Ramble’s relationship with its audience, and the impact of that on its content and the commercial model. And in his role as COO and co-owner of Stak – the production compan…

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6: Jarrod Kimber: finding the boundaries in cricket storytelling 59:59

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The influential cricket writer, broadcaster, podcaster and filmmaker Jarrod Kimber tells Eoin Connolly about his eventful career and distinctive multimedia approach to finding and telling stories. He discusses his path through a period of rapid change in the sport, the nuances of cricket culture and history, and the possibilities opened by analytic…

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Gallipoli's Darkest Secret: What Happened to Indian Soldiers During WWI | Professor Peter Stanley 49:52

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Discover the untold story of Indian soldiers during the Gallipoli Campaign of World War I in this fascinating discussion with Professor Peter Stanley, one of Australia’s leading military historians. This video explores the sacrifices, challenges, and hidden histories of over 16,000 Indian soldiers who served in one of the most brutal battles of WWI…

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5: Jo Redfern: every sport, everywhere, all at once 47:54

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In another conversation about sport and younger audiences, Futrhood Media founder and digital media strategist Jo Redfern lays out the demands of multi-platform storytelling across channels such as YouTube, TikTok and Roblox. Redfern – the former Head of Brand for BBC Children’s and Education who has since advised sports bodies including the Premie…

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4: Joe Devine: Tifo Football explains it all 54:02

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Tifo Football’s Joe Devine tells Eoin Connolly how the video and podcast brand built its identity on distinctive explainer features, tactical analysis, curiosity and personality. They discuss Tifo’s journey from creation through two changes of ownership, the importance of its art style and editorial priorities, discoverability on platforms like You…

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3: Stuart Rowson: discovery and inspiration for a younger generation 50:00

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Eoin Connolly talks to Stuart Rowson – a veteran of senior sport and children’s roles at the BBC and the founder of Lucky Socks Media – about how young audiences discover sport in today’s media environment and what organisations can do to inspire new fans and participants. Stuart explains why young people need the freedom to take ownership of their…

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What G.S. Nawepindiya's Music Career Can Teach You About Sikh History? 1:27:39

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⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠★ Join the Ramblings of a Sikh YouTube Channel ★ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠★ Buy this podcast a coffee ★⁠⁠ Join us for an exclusive interview with G.S. Nawepindiya, where he shares insights into his vibrant Punjabi music career and the …

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2: Adam Hurrey: at the risk of sounding (football) cliché... 1:01:34

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Adam Hurrey – creator of Football Cliches – tells Eoin Connolly how he carved a career and a community out of affectionate observations on the language of football. They discuss the growth of the project through two books and a hit podcast, the evolution of football vernacular across different settings in the online era, and the peculiarities of tr…

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1: Flo Lloyd-Hughes: a richer narrative for women's football 50:10

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Welcome to Outlines - a new podcast about sport, stories and the media, from Eoin Connolly and 26 Forty. In this first episode, Eoin talks to journalist and broadcaster Flo Lloyd-Hughes - host of the Counter Pressed podcast and founder of The Cutback - about the next chapter for women's football coverage. With UEFA Euro 2025 providing another big s…

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The Fascinating Truth About India's Multiple Partitions! 🌏 1:16:59

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Sam Dalrymple joins me for a powerful conversation about his book Shattered Lands: Five Partitions and the Making of Modern Asia, where he unpacks how India went through multiple partitions, not just the 1947 split. We explore the Partition of Bengal, the Partition of Punjab, the role of the Muslim League, and the mass migrations that followed. Fro…

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The Dark Secrets of Museum Exhibits: Theft, Forgery, and Repatriation 1:11:23

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🎙️ How Much Museum Art Was Legally Acquired? 🤔 Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Prof. Erin Thompson — the world’s first professor of Art Crime at John Jay College (CUNY). We explore: – How museums acquire and label stolen artifacts – The secret world of forgery, smuggling & sacred object theft – Museum cover-ups and colonial legacies – …

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Not Brown Enough. Not White Enough. Jassa Ahluwalia on Growing Up Mixed 1:34:53

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In this powerful episode, we sit down with actor, writer, and advocate Jassa Ahluwalia to dive deep into the experiences that shaped his new book, Both, Not Half. From growing up mixed-race in Leicester to challenging the entertainment industry’s narrow perceptions, Jassa shares how he turned cultural complexity into a strength. 🌍✨…

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Veer Chattrasal- The Lion of Bundelkhand 4:06

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Veer Chattrasal, the lion of Bundelkhand, who carved out an independent kingdom during the Mughal rule, against all odds. A truly great warrior after whom Chattarpur in MP is named.

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Mewar- Land of the Ranas 1:02

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To understand Rana Pratap, and his refusal to surrender to Akbar, while all other Rajput rulers did, one needs to understand the history of Mewar, it's long history of resistance to Islamic rule be it the Delhi Sultanate or the Mughals, and their never say die spirit.

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Inside the Killer's Mind- Ek Psychiatrist Ki Nazar Se 24:55

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In this eye-opening episode of Indian Murder Mystery, RJ Govind talks to Dr. Rakesh Paswan, a psychiatrist, about the chilling world of criminal minds. From dangerous criminals to the warning signs of psychopathy, Dr. Paswan uncovers the truth behind their behavior. Curious to know what goes on in the mind of a killer? See omnystudio.com/listener f…

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Mundi Murder Case: Part2 7:47

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Kids Playing Football with a Human Head in Pune. In this episode, we continue to unravel the case file of the "Mundi Murder" – Pune, 2010. Will the notorious teenager Pandit finally land behind bars for the horrifying crimes and brutal murder he committed? The police are searching for the culprits and the missing head of the deceased. Will they fin…

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KS Thimayya 7:02

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Kodendara Subbayya Thimayya, nicknamed as Timmy,only Indian to command an infantry brigade during World War II, and dealt with the repatriation of POWs as head of an UN after the Korean War. Chief of Army Staff from 1957-61.

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Shyamji Krishna Varma 5:05

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Shyamji Krishna Varma, mentor to many leading lights of India’s revolutionary movement, ranging from Veer Savarkar to Lala Hardayal to Madame Bhikaji Cama. Founded India House in London.

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Before the Windrush | John Belcham 45:47

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🔍 Exploring Liverpool’s Complex Racial History Dive into the heart of Liverpool’s historical and contemporary race relations with our in-depth discussion featuring Emeritus Professor John Belchem from the University of Liverpool. 📖 Drawing from his extensive research and his book Before the Windrush, Professor Belchem uncovers the racial dynamics o…

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Shaheed Bhagat Singh- The Trial and Execution 11:08

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March 23, 1931- The date on which Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev and Rajguru were hanged. The podcast takes a look at the trial and the events leading up to the hanging.

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Mundi Murder Case: Part1 8:50

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Kids playing football with Human Head in Pune. In 2010, Pune was shaken by the gruesome ‘Mundi Murder’ case, where three youths brutally killed a 15-year-old boy, beheaded him, and allegedly played football with his severed head. Over a decade later, the case resurfaced when one of the accused, Suryakant alias Pandit Kamble, leader of the 'Pandit a…

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Nana Fadnavis 8:07

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Nana Fadnavis, the Maratha Chanakya, who as Prime Minister of the Maratha confederacy, bought it back to the days of glory after the humiliating rout at Panipat. A man who defeated the British twice with his intelligence and diplomacy.

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Gurbaksh Singh Dhillon 9:40

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Lal Qile se aaee awaaz,Sehgal Dhillon ShahnawazTeenon ki ho Umar Daraaz.Gurbaksh Singh Dhillon, close associate of Netaji Subash Chandra Bose, one of the 3 INA officers in the Red Fort trial.

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Rana Amar Singh 5:34

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While we know about Rana Pratap, how many know about his son Rana Amar Singh, an equally great warrior like his father who fought 17 battles with the Mughals, winning many of them.

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Malhar Rao Holkar 9:59

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Malhar Rao Holkar, founder of the Holkar dynasty, developed Indore into a major city. One of the powerful Maratha leaders who asserted themselves post Panipat, when the Marathas became a confederacy of various other kingdoms.

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Amarajeevi Potti Sriramulu 6:02

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If only I have eleven more followers like Sriramulu I will win freedom in a year.Freedom fighter whose fast unto death led to the creation of a separate Andhra State.

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Chattrapathi Sambhaji Maharaj 8:08

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Mrutyuche aavhaan peluni, toch varasa aamhaala dila l Shivrayaancha Shambhu chaava, Hindu mhanuni amar jahala ll (Coming from the same legacy that confronted death, Shivaji’s son Shambhu, became immortal as a Hindu)Quite often, growing up in the shadow of a banyan tree can be quite inhibiting, however much you grow, and you shall always look small …

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Biju Patnaik 7:05

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What does one make of a man who flew a daring sortie into Dutch occupied Indonesia and sneaked away their Prime Minister? Or made equally daring sorties into Kashmir during the first India Pakistan war in 1947? Or a man who set up industries all over Odisha? Biju Patnaik was not just a political leader, he was also an aeronautical engineer, a fight…

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Lala Hardayal 5:36

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Lala Hardayal, the man who co founded the Ghadar Party in US, along with Sohan Singh Bhakna. A legend among revolutionaries, one of the key members of India House in London along with Shyamji Krishna Varma, Veer Savarkar and Madame Bhikaji Cama. A brilliant polymath who turned down a lucrative career in the Civil Services, as he plunged into the re…

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Veer Surendra Sai 11:32

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Born on the same date as Netaji Subash Chandra Bose, led a long tribal revolt against the British rule in Sambalpur, harassing them to no end, a hero not known much outside of Odisha.

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Chandrashekhar Azad 13:01

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One of the greatest revolutionaries ever of the freedom movement, who shot himself rather than surrender to the British on February 27, 1931 at Alfred Park, Prayaga Raj, which since has been renamed after him.

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Veer Savarkar-The Woman in his life 9:52

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“Behind every successful man is a woman” so goes the common saying. While we are familiar with Veer Savarkar, not many know about the woman in his life, Yamunabai Savarkar or more affectionately known as Mai. Her real name was Yashoda, and she came from a background, totally different to that of Veer Savarkar’s.…