OTT platforms like ULLU, ALTT, and Desiflix were pumping hyper-sexualised, vulgar content straight into the hands of our children — with no checks, no filters, no accountability. And the result?A generation exposed to raw lust, broken morals, and dangerous fantasies.From violent behavior to rising cases of molestation — the impact is real, the evidence is shocking.In this video, we uncover how this cultural rot spread through screens and infected minds.

Was Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose living in secret after 1945? Was Gumnami Baba really Netaji in disguise? In this explosive episode of Changemakers, Capt. Praveen Chaturvedi dives deep into this mystery with renowned author and researcher Anuj Dhar, whose tireless investigation into Bose’s disappearance has challenged the official narrative for over two decades. From classified files to eyewitness accounts, and shocking evidence hidden from the public, Anuj Dhar reveals facts that suggest Netaji did not die in a plane crash in 1945 — but lived on in India as Gumnami Baba, a reclusive ascetic with astonishing knowledge of Bose’s inner circle and movements.

What does it take to fight for Bharat’s culture in the courtroom? In this powerful episode of Changemakers, senior advocate Harishankar Jain shares his personal experiences from the decades-long temple cases. From leading the fight for temples in court, countering Congress opposition, highlighting the necessity of Hindu unity, to witnessing the historic final verdict in Ram Janmabhoomi, Jain ji takes us inside the courtroom battles that shaped the destiny of Ayodhya. This is not just a legal journey—it is the story of a lifelong struggle to protect Sanatan Dharma and ensure that the voice of Hindus was finally heard.

What does India’s real history tell us about Savarkar, secularism, and the idea of Hindu Rashtra? Why has Congress been accused of decades of Muslim appeasement? And how do religious conversions threaten the very soul of Bharat? In this hard-hitting conversation, Uday Mahurkar – veteran journalist, historian, and thinker – breaks down India’s most controversial debates. From exposing how “secularism” was weaponized, to analyzing Savarkar’s vision, to questioning the politics of minority appeasement, Mahurkar lays bare uncomfortable truths that the mainstream avoids.

In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Indutai Katdare—an educator, thinker, and torchbearer of India’s civilisational values—to explore what went wrong with our education system and how we can fix it. She takes us on a journey into the ancient Gurukul system, where education wasn’t just about marks or degrees, but about shaping character, building resilience, and nurturing a sense of dharma. In contrast to today’s schools that often produce disconnected, anxious children, the Gurukul system was deeply rooted in the realities of life and the values of our land. Indutai speaks about the dangers of Macaulay’s legacy, the loss of cultural grounding, and why returning to our roots is no longer a choice—it’s a necessity. She explains how the home is the first school, how storytelling and mother-tongue education shape a child's worldview, and what parents can do to raise children with strong moral and cultural foundations. If you’ve ever felt that something is missing in how we raise and educate our children, this conversation offers clarity, insight, and a way forward.

Bollywood has long been seen as the heartbeat of Indian entertainment, but is it actually eroding the very culture it claims to represent? In this eye-opening episode of The Changemakers, journalist and author Swati Goel Sharma exposes the deep-rooted biases, cultural distortions, and ideological agendas shaping Bollywood today.

From whitewashing history to glorifying anti-heroes and mocking indigenous traditions, we uncover how Bollywood influences public perception and impacts India's socio-political landscape. Are we witnessing a cultural takeover disguised as entertainment?

Join us as we deconstruct the narratives, challenge the status quo, and explore how cinema can truly reflect Bharat’s civilizational ethos rather than undermine it.

Harishankar Jain, a prominent lawyer and passionate defender of Hindu heritage, shares his journey – from his early life and what inspired him to take up the cause, to the intense legal and political battle he waged.

In this episode of the Prachyam Podcast, we are joined by Uday Mahurkar ji – senior journalist, author, and founder of the Save Culture Save Bharat Foundation. He shares his journey from journalism to activism, his thoughts on preserving Indian culture, and the challenges posed by OTT content. We also discuss his books on Savarkar and Modi, and his vision for Bharat’s future.