Stalin announces launch of podcast, attacks BJP for destroying the country
Stalin said the podcast titled “Speaking for India” will focus on how the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has destroyed the country and how egalitarian and harmonious it would look
Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin on Thursday announced the launch of a podcast titled “Speaking for India”, saying he would speak about how the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has destroyed the country and how egalitarian and harmonious it would look.

“Wait for this voice from the south,” Stalin said in a teaser of the podcast posted on X (formerly Twitter). He called for the need to speak for all of India. “The BJP regime is going to face its end in 2024,” he said before flying to Mumbai for the third Indian National Development Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) meeting on Thursday and Friday.
On Wednesday, Stalin said more parties were likely to join the INDIA bloc, which held its first two meetings in Patna (June 23) and Bengaluru (July 17-18).
Sixty-three leaders from 28 parties were due to attend the Mumbai meeting, where the INDIA bloc is likely to unveil a common logo and chalk out a public outreach programme with joint rallies. The bloc was expected to fix timelines for key tasks, evolve a social media plan, fix the schedule for the next meeting in north India, and consider resolutions, including one on electronic voting machines.
ABOUT THE AUTHORDivya ChandrababuDivya Chandrababu is an award-winning political and human rights journalist based in Chennai, India. Divya is presently Assistant Editor of the Hindustan Times where she covers Tamil Nadu & Puducherry. She started her career as a broadcast journalist at NDTV-Hindu where she anchored and wrote prime time news bulletins. Later, she covered politics, development, mental health, child and disability rights for The Times of India. Divya has been a journalism fellow for several programs including the Asia Journalism Fellowship at Singapore and the KAS Media Asia- The Caravan for narrative journalism. Divya has a master's in politics and international studies from the University of Warwick, UK. As an independent journalist Divya has written for Indian and foreign publications on domestic and international affairs.Read More

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