“This talk explores the widespread influence of BBC’s propaganda. It also examines biased documentaries on individuals such as Narendra Modi and the policy of supporting individuals like Jimmy Savile. The video critiques BBC’s use of language, such as referring to terrorists as ‘gunmen.’ Accusations have also been made of instigating civil unrest in various countries. It ultimately portrays the BBC as a powerful player capable of operating on a global scale, but one whose own conduct requires thorough scrutiny.”

About the Speakers:
Binay Kumar Singh is an author, researcher, columnist and a regular TV panelist with realistic perspectives on national security, internal security and policy issues. His report on PFI’s (Jharkhand) anti-national agenda got it banned there. He has extensively researched on Maoist-Missionary alliance, illegal cattle trade-terror nexus, coal mafia cartel, chit fund and ponzi schemes, etc.

Prashant Pandey is a former print journalist with over two decades of experience in leading national dailies. His expertise spans a wide range of topics, including crime, the criminal justice system, terrorism, naxalism, riots, politics, elections, religious conversions, and major events like Commonwealth Games 2010 and Kumbh-2013.

Anubhav Pandey is associated with Sangam Talks as Project Coordinator. He is deeply immersed in spirituality alongside his Bachelor’s studies in Hindi Literature and exploring the depths of bharatvarsh and hindu civilisation.