This is such an insightful podcast. Negotiations and the art of it, the oranges, peel of orange, and pulp of orange theory is incredibly insightful and interesting. Great job, Dr Himanshu. And well done,Lungleng, questions were on point.
Time Stamps 0:01 Introduction 04:00 His life transformation story on the Himalaya 08:19 What does IIM teach its students? 11:27 How does IIM transform its students? 16:45 Why do students from mainland India focus heavily on management and engineering more than competitive exams? 23:34 How to identify your passion or right career in life? 31:21 How to become an effective negotiator in life? 39:58 How not to become weak during negotiation? 47:28 Religion and spirituality 50:16 Ethics & morality in a modern society 57:43 Means justifies the end or the end justifies the means? 3 Idiots Movie? 01:02:50 Is not our society becoming less ethical day by day?
I love listening the conversation with whomever that comes here in this show, the host is always fluent and efficiently express his thoughts and objects of the show. Long live, lungleng show!
Very well articulated and interesting discussion... Just a light on it for the viewers, there's was subject we had during my time in IIM Raipur called "Negotiation" itself. We were taught of several framework/tactic with acronym like "BATNA" And so much more... Being a naga and also been privileged and blessed to have graduated from one of the top B schools, feels really proud that such dignified people have started to visit us, which were long ignored for long.. Wishing more and more Nagas join such Institute and explore the less explored path by most nagas...Finally, kudos to the podcaster for doing this... Cheers 🍻
TLS is one of the best or if not the best talk shows in Nagaland Youths in Nagaland should subscribe to his channel Love the guest you bring in your shows
Mahatma Gandhi aptly remarked, “You Christians look after a document containing enough dynamite to blow all civilization to pieces, turn the world upside down, and bring peace to a battle-torn planet. But you treat it as though it is nothing more than a piece of literature.” This powerful statement challenges us to recognise the transformative potential of Scripture. Let us not treat the Bible as mere literature, but as the profound, life-changing truth it represents-capable of bringing hope, healing, and redemption to our lives and the world around us. We must engage with it deeply, allowing its teachings to reshape our hearts and actions, and truly embody its message of love and justice in our daily lives.
So good, our youngsters shd hear abt it. Sir! ur chanel so interesting n we r proud of u too! Hope n pray it wil touches the hearts of our present generation to brigtr future genertn ❤. Sir Lungleng Thank u so much once again for ur great job .
Ethics from the Word of God = Pracitcal living/Being a Doer of the Word Philippians 2:3-4 "Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves, not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of the others."
It's a great ever conversation in this show, every topic talk is all about humanity, I really like it ,if all people set their mindset like him the world will be a better place and there will be no violence but peaceful.
Sir Lungleng..Let's bring out the topic with our current situation of Nagaland between NSCN K Niki group and DAYU/Naga youth organisation.. Your Family wants to hear from you ❤❤❤ Thank you 🎉
Teaching the Naga people how to think is a good idea. The statement that prince Arjun married a naga princess called Ulupi is interesting. I have come across such statement by other Indian academics. It seems to me this is another way of negotiating that the Naga people were essentially an integral part of other Indians. The word 'naga' is also known as a 'snake'. The Nagas were once upon a time believed in animism but there were no such thing as snake princess. If, however, such a statement has some credibility, what Naga dialect did princess Ulupi speak?
- **Naga Princesses**: Chitrangada and Ulupi are from the Mahabharata, not directly linked to modern Nagaland. - **Chitrangada**: Daughter of the king of Manipur; married Arjuna after he defeated her father. - **Ulupi**: Daughter of the Naga king Kauravya; marries Arjuna after he falls into her river, aids him during his challenges. - **Cultural Context**: "Naga" refers to a mythological and symbolic lineage in ancient Indian texts, distinct from the modern tribes of Nagaland.
The Naga were semi-divine serpent beings in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain mythology. They were often depicted as powerful, wise, and protective, capable of assuming human or serpent form. They were believe to be the guardians of treasures and protectors of the underworld. In ancient India, it was common to worship the Naga especially in regions dependent on rivers and water sources.Because people believe they were linked to the cycles of rain, fertility, and agriculture. The term "Naga(Hill People)," as used today, is an umbrella term introduced by the British during the colonial era to collectively refer to the various tribes inhabiting the hills of present-day Nagaland and surrounding areas. I read a book titled "The Adam & Eve Story" by Chan Thomas, where the author suggests that the Naga were an advanced civilization that existed between 10,000 B.C. and 5,000 B.C., before the time of Noah's flood. According to the author, some members of this civilization survived the flood, and their descendants are believed to still live in parts of Northern India-possibly in the Uttarakhand region or somewhere in the Himalayas. The book also claims that Jesus Christ traveled to India at the age of 15 and gained knowledge and wisdom from the ancient Naga tribe. He is said to have stayed in India for 10-15 years, studying at the Naccal Temple, a center of knowledge associated with the Naga. After completing his education, he returned to his homeland and began spreading the teachings of the Naga, which ultimately led to his crucifixion. While it is commonly believed that the Jews were responsible for his crucifixion, but it was actually carried out by the Romans due to political motives rather than religious conflict. The book is all about cataclysms and the end of the world, backed by real evidence. Some of the content of this book are considered controversial. Hey, if you're curious to read it, feel free to email me, and I'll send you the PDF. You won’t find it in bookstores or online because its publication was banned by the CIA during the early Cold War. It was later declassified in 2013, but the declassified version contains only 57 pages, whereas the original book had 243 pages. Any version you find online will only include about half of the original content.
I respect Mr. Raj for his universal perspective, but as Nagas, we must dive deeper- our foundation lies in the Bible, which provides a complete roadmap for living-values, morality, decision making, negiogation, principles & ethics that govern both our personal lives and society. The model of hard work illustrated by ants teaches us about professionalism, career growth, and investment. Listening to our conscience means heeding the Holy Spirit, our guide, to discern right from wrong and to live ethically.....
With the advocate of cow slaughter ban movement being boycotted. The HRD seems to be sending shanki's in the guise of educators and public intellectuals. Outmost respect to Prof.Roy, for engaging with the youth of the land through Lunglend show.
@@upward_onwardjust to correct you, nobody sent him. I requested him to come to Nagaland with the hopes of doing something for our youths. His calendar was booked till dec 2025 but he cleared his calendar to fulfill a commitment. I really think it's incredible that someone like him paid us a visit to understand us.
The host's serious demeanor, which may seem unfriendly, sets the tone for intellectual & meaningful conversations, encouraging reflective audience responses rather than entertaining with light banter and nonsensical chatter.
This is such an insightful podcast. Negotiations and the art of it, the oranges, peel of orange, and pulp of orange theory is incredibly insightful and interesting. Great job, Dr Himanshu. And well done,Lungleng, questions were on point.
Time Stamps
0:01 Introduction
04:00 His life transformation story on the Himalaya
08:19 What does IIM teach its students?
11:27 How does IIM transform its students?
16:45 Why do students from mainland India focus heavily on management and engineering more than competitive exams?
23:34 How to identify your passion or right career in life?
31:21 How to become an effective negotiator in life?
39:58 How not to become weak during negotiation?
47:28 Religion and spirituality
50:16 Ethics & morality in a modern society
57:43 Means justifies the end or the end justifies the means? 3 Idiots Movie?
01:02:50 Is not our society becoming less ethical day by day?
I love listening the conversation with whomever that comes here in this show, the host is always fluent and efficiently express his thoughts and objects of the show. Long live, lungleng show!
This channel needs to be world wide
Very well articulated and interesting discussion... Just a light on it for the viewers, there's was subject we had during my time in IIM Raipur called "Negotiation" itself. We were taught of several framework/tactic with acronym like "BATNA" And so much more... Being a naga and also been privileged and blessed to have graduated from one of the top B schools, feels really proud that such dignified people have started to visit us, which were long ignored for long.. Wishing more and more Nagas join such Institute and explore the less explored path by most nagas...Finally, kudos to the podcaster for doing this... Cheers 🍻
It's one of the best podcast, I've ever come across. Thank you so much professor and Luleng
World class resource person. Intresting to listen to him
Wow! This is a pleasant surprise, he was my Prof in IIM Lucknow. Always enjoyed attending his class!
So what r u up to these days? This question is purely due to interest not confrontational. 🎉
@@rovichasie8587 he's working in corporate earning ₹15 lakhs per annum
May i ask what percentile did you achieved in CAT Exam bro😅
Woow this is phenomenal. Conversation with such a person can bring greater Nagaland
TLS is one of the best or if not the best talk shows in Nagaland
Youths in Nagaland should subscribe to his channel
Love the guest you bring in your shows
Really good stuff! Ended up taking notes.
Wow I am very delighted that such a big personality is here for interview thank you Lungleng Show and IIM director of Indore
Genext UPSC Mentorship centre wishes you all the best! Thank you so much for bringing such personal for your show!
Thank you so much TLS for this wonderful show..❤❤
Mahatma Gandhi aptly remarked, “You Christians look after a document containing enough dynamite to blow all civilization to pieces, turn the world upside down, and bring peace to a battle-torn planet. But you treat it as though it is nothing more than a piece of literature.” This powerful statement challenges us to recognise the transformative potential of Scripture. Let us not treat the Bible as mere literature, but as the profound, life-changing truth it represents-capable of bringing hope, healing, and redemption to our lives and the world around us. We must engage with it deeply, allowing its teachings to reshape our hearts and actions, and truly embody its message of love and justice in our daily lives.
what a wonderful podcast.
it opened my eyes to many new perspectives, especially the discussions pertaining to negotiation were very enlightening.
Your channel is one of the best. He is very resourceful person hats off to him.
Great conversation..u guys have touched all the upsc syllabus.👍
Priceless conversation so far... thanking you both ❤❤
Thank you for bringing him to your show.. worth watching
So good, our youngsters shd hear abt it.
Sir! ur chanel so interesting n we r proud of u too!
Hope n pray it wil touches the hearts of our present generation to brigtr future genertn ❤.
Sir Lungleng Thank u so much once again for ur great job .
Ethics from the Word of God = Pracitcal living/Being a Doer of the Word
Philippians 2:3-4
"Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves, not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of the others."
Such an insightful podcast. He explains his beleifs in a methodical, logical manner and not being dogmatic. And yes, a charming speaker.
Insightful conversation. We need more of this kind of podcast.
Huge respect👍
Thank you for doing this. Loved this session 👍🏽
Lungleng Sir, this is one of the best talk shows!
Obviously,good human being sir Rai.
One of the best podcast ever, and thank you so much for the wonderful insights🎉🎉
Charismatic personality🎊❤️🙏👍
Great listening ❤
Resourceful and plenty of insight.
Loved it @ himanshu Rai.
Sir you are Blase and worldly wise a very sophisticated person🎉
It's a very interesting talk show.🎉
Awesome 🎉
Wonder ful interview ❤❤❤tjankyou❤ LS GoD BLrss both of u❤😊😅😮
Worth listening 👍
Wao❤ I loved this episode
It's a great ever conversation in this show, every topic talk is all about humanity, I really like it ,if all people set their mindset like him the world will be a better place and there will be no violence but peaceful.
Just wow ! !
Very informative thanks LS ..❤
Very beautiful talk
Wise man talk❤
Just love it... just love it ❤❤
Soo much insight🎉🎉
Really inspired to listen to both of your conversation. Got to learn more especially on the point of negotiation. 👍
Sir Lungleng..Let's bring out the topic with our current situation of Nagaland between NSCN K Niki group and DAYU/Naga youth organisation..
Your Family wants to hear from you ❤❤❤
Thank you 🎉
He looks like Naga
Good stuffs❤keep coming 👍🙏
The Director looks like Raymond Reddington from the "BLACKLIST" drama series.
Naga dhruv Rathee , keep on going
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First comment wohhhooooooo🥳🥳🥳 this year toh NPSC sure clear hoishe
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Hello do some podcast with financial advisor and investors.
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Teaching the Naga people how to think is a good idea. The statement that prince Arjun married a naga princess called Ulupi is interesting. I have come across such statement by other Indian academics. It seems to me this is another way of negotiating that the Naga people were essentially an integral part of other Indians. The word 'naga' is also known as a 'snake'. The Nagas were once upon a time believed in animism but there were no such thing as snake princess. If, however, such a statement has some credibility, what Naga dialect did princess Ulupi speak?
Naga Princess Ulupi ... I supposed she must have come from Ganga river side which is part of North India and not Nagas of Nagaland
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He mentioned of Hindu God /KING marrying NAGA princess, please tell me more about .
- **Naga Princesses**: Chitrangada and Ulupi are from the Mahabharata, not directly linked to modern Nagaland.
- **Chitrangada**: Daughter of the king of Manipur; married Arjuna after he defeated her father.
- **Ulupi**: Daughter of the Naga king Kauravya; marries Arjuna after he falls into her river, aids him during his challenges.
- **Cultural Context**: "Naga" refers to a mythological and symbolic lineage in ancient Indian texts, distinct from the modern tribes of Nagaland.
its is from ancient nagaland
@@rakeshbarman3486 it’s not from ancient Nagaland, It’s mythological Naga that is being talked about.
@ Dear, I suggest you read Abit on it.
The Naga were semi-divine serpent beings in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain mythology. They were often depicted as powerful, wise, and protective, capable of assuming human or serpent form. They were believe to be the guardians of treasures and protectors of the underworld. In ancient India, it was common to worship the Naga especially in regions dependent on rivers and water sources.Because people believe they were linked to the cycles of rain, fertility, and agriculture.
The term "Naga(Hill People)," as used today, is an umbrella term introduced by the British during the colonial era to collectively refer to the various tribes inhabiting the hills of present-day Nagaland and surrounding areas.
I read a book titled "The Adam & Eve Story" by Chan Thomas, where the author suggests that the Naga were an advanced civilization that existed between 10,000 B.C. and 5,000 B.C., before the time of Noah's flood. According to the author, some members of this civilization survived the flood, and their descendants are believed to still live in parts of Northern India-possibly in the Uttarakhand region or somewhere in the Himalayas. The book also claims that Jesus Christ traveled to India at the age of 15 and gained knowledge and wisdom from the ancient Naga tribe. He is said to have stayed in India for 10-15 years, studying at the Naccal Temple, a center of knowledge associated with the Naga. After completing his education, he returned to his homeland and began spreading the teachings of the Naga, which ultimately led to his crucifixion.
While it is commonly believed that the Jews were responsible for his crucifixion, but it was actually carried out by the Romans due to political motives rather than religious conflict.
The book is all about cataclysms and the end of the world, backed by real evidence. Some of the content of this book are considered controversial.
Hey, if you're curious to read it, feel free to email me, and I'll send you the PDF. You won’t find it in bookstores or online because its publication was banned by the CIA during the early Cold War. It was later declassified in 2013, but the declassified version contains only 57 pages, whereas the original book had 243 pages. Any version you find online will only include about half of the original content.
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Well the GOI clearly knows the interest of Naga groups(UGs) in the negotiation i:e money
Naga Princess Ulupi he mentioned … I think it’s misinterpreted because they are Snake worshipper who conquered Ganga range and not Nagas of Nagaland.
Minus entrepreneurship while thinking about wat u want to do in life Besi tax asedey 😂😂
Thomas stole the bulb from Nikola tesla bdw
Well come sir to our land of corruption not a land of festival.
Thanks me later !
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I respect Mr. Raj for his universal perspective, but as Nagas, we must dive deeper- our foundation lies in the Bible, which provides a complete roadmap for living-values, morality, decision making, negiogation, principles & ethics that govern both our personal lives and society. The model of hard work illustrated by ants teaches us about professionalism, career growth, and investment. Listening to our conscience means heeding the Holy Spirit, our guide, to discern right from wrong and to live ethically.....
With the advocate of cow slaughter ban movement being boycotted.
The HRD seems to be sending shanki's in the guise of educators and public intellectuals.
Outmost respect to Prof.Roy, for engaging with the youth of the land through Lunglend show.
@@upward_onwardjust to correct you, nobody sent him. I requested him to come to Nagaland with the hopes of doing something for our youths.
His calendar was booked till dec 2025 but he cleared his calendar to fulfill a commitment. I really think it's incredible that someone like him paid us a visit to understand us.
@@jammyjamir7246 it's your narrative....your resource has fulfilled its mission.
@@upward_onward😂😂 Okay.
@@jammyjamir7246 why only Indore....how IIM , Indore came into existence ?
Of the all the IIM's : Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Kozhikode etc....
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Guys i think i like Chinese food
The host seems not friendly.
The host's serious demeanor, which may seem unfriendly, sets the tone for intellectual & meaningful conversations, encouraging reflective audience responses rather than entertaining with light banter and nonsensical chatter.
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