Top 3 Exclusive Celebrity Interviews

Posted by Ishka jain on November 26th, 2021

These Exclusive Celebrity Interviews are the radio versions of a Cineink interview with Mr. Yogendra Yadav. Mr. Yogendra Yadav is one of India’s leading political analysts. Mr. Yogendra Yadav announces the threat to India that is not solely limited to politics, legislature, government, or any personality per se, although, the entire concept of India as envisioned in the independence exertion and as rooted in our constitution. In a wide-ranging exclusive celebrity interview with Cineink’s co-founder Pervaiz Alam, Mr. Yogendra Yadav & Achala Sharma reveals the concept of India as one that incorporates three Ds which is;

1. Democracy
2. Diversity
3. Development

Democracy involves democratic powers approaching the last Indian; Diversity involves being proud of our various appearances, methods, tradition, and culture; and Development involves clearing away the imperfections of the last Indian. Besides, Mr. Yogendra Yadav states that however, all these elements have been claimed in one way or another in the last 60 years, the frightening truth is that, for the first time in the history of India, all three Ds are collectively being examined at the same time and need urgent protection.

Ravi Sharma was a Rickshaw Puller in India. Presently He’s the Highest-Paid Hindi Radio Presenter in Britain

Mr. Ravi Sharma has always been the highest-paid Hindi broadcaster in Britain for approximately twenty-five years. Mr. Ravi Sharma is a family name amongst the Hindi Urdu radio audiences of the UK. Mr. Ravi Sharma shares his life with Cineink\'s Co-founder, Pervaiz Alam, and Radio Manzil in this exclusive celebrity interview. It is the successful journey of an excellent gentleman who served as an ordinary worker, a bricklayer, a radio broadcaster, musician of Mata songs, Hindu priest, most sought after broadcasting, and stage presenter. Mr. Ravi Sharma is the man who introduced Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a live event in London, UK. A radio version of this exclusive celebrity interview is available to listen to on the Cineink website.

The Irrepressible Baroness Shreela Flather Speaks

These exclusive interviews are the radio versions of Baroness Shreela Flather’s long with Cineink. Understanding the fact that, Baroness Shreela Flather became the first Asian gentlewoman to enter the House of Lords as a member. The Baroness Shreela Flather of Maidenhead and Windsor is the great-granddaughter of fabulous Sir Gangaram, recognized as the architect of modernized Lahore. Baroness Shreela Flather is in discussion with Cineink\'s co-founder Pervaiz Alam.

This interview is one of the most controversial discussions Baroness Shreela Flather has presented in modern years. Baroness Shreela Flather scrutinizes the conduct of her adolescent peers, mainly, Lord Paul, Lady Uddin, and Lord Bhatia who were omitted from the Lords for incorrectly alleging charges figuring tens of thousands of pounds following an inquiry in 2010. In various remarks, Baroness Shreela Flather has also scrutinized the British government’s judgment to abandon proposals to identify caste as a perspective of race in anti-discrimination enactment.

Some institutions such as the Hindu Forum of Britain and the National Council for Hindu Temples embraced the government judgment, Baroness Shreela Flather scrutinized these institutions, including the member of the parliament for Harrow East, Bob Blackman, for covering with the Hindu institutions. The government’s judgment has also been scrutinized by Dalits and justice groups and workers and Liberal Democrat parties.

The argument of consolidating caste discrimination within British legislation has been a matter of civil discussion for several years. To listen to the entire discussions in this interview, you may visit the website Cineink where Baroness Shreela Flather bestows her experience of working for ‘The Memorial Gates’, founded for the interest of the public, a memorial in the formation of ornamental gates to those residents of the Indian sub-continent, the continent of Africa, and the Caribbean.