ആർഎസ്എസ് എന്തുകൊണ്ട് ഇവരെ തള്ളിപ്പറയുന്നില്ല? | Shabu Prasad x Praveen Ravi

00:00 Intro & Key Questions 01:18 Guest Introduction 01:36 Shabu Prasad’s Background 02:18 What Happens in RSS Shakhas? 03:04 Daily Activities & Traditions 05:16 Comparing Different Institutions 06:17 Personal Experience in RSS 08:37 Inside the RSS Office 10:39 The Idea of Personality Building 11:34 Personal Values & Influence 12:47 Caste, Values & Social Change 14:28 Does the RSS Influence Everyone? 15:46 Growing Superstition Online 16:43 Understanding Blind Belief 17:37 Social Media & Ideology 19:42 The RSS and Public Responses 21:03 Gandhi Assassination Debate 21:43 The Book on Gandhi 23:46 How the RSS Responds to Criticism 24:09 The RSS Ecosystem 25:08 Sabarimala Debate 33:00 Social Media Influence 35:06 Music, Faith & Public Debate 36:43 Online Criticism & Public Image 37:24 BJP’s Political Challenges 38:38 The RSS and Its Priorities 40:53 Final Thoughts & Closing In this episode of Make Sense Media, Shabu Prasad joins Praveen Ravi for an in-depth discussion on the RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh), Sangh Parivar, and their influence on society and politics in Kerala. The conversation explores RSS shakha activities, personality development, ideological influence, social media, traditional beliefs, and the importance of scientific thinking. They also discuss the organisation’s response to public criticism, the Sabarimala debate, historical perspectives on Mahatma Gandhi’s assasn, and the challenges faced by political organisations in Kerala. This episode offers different perspectives on the RSS, its social role, public perception, and the relationship between ideology, culture, and politics. Watch the full discussion and share your opinions in the comments. Subscribe to Make Sense Media for more interviews, rational discussions, social commentary, and conversations on science, society, and politics. #MakeSenseMedia #RSS #SanghParivar #KeralaPolitics #ShabuPrasad #PraveenRavi #SocialMedia #Sabarimala #PoliticalDiscussion #RationalThinking #narendramodi #cjp