ABP Ideas Of India 2025 Comes To An End With Vibrant Day 2: Highlights
Ideas Of India Day 2 Live Updates: ABP Network's fourth edition of Ideas of India is back with discussion on diverse topics from politics to culture and business to sports.
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ABP Ideas Of India 2025 Comes To An End With Vibrant Day 2: Highlights
The fourth edition of Ideas of India 2025 finally comes to an end with vibrant sessions ranging from politics to sports and entertainment to science. A host of prolific speakers including Shashi Tharoor, Amir Khan, Professor Venki Ramakrishnan, and sporting legends Prakash Padukone, Vishwanathan Anand, Geet Sethi, and Leander Paes graced the occasion.
Piyush Goyal, Khan Sir, Sachin Pilot, Krishna Shroff, and Cyrus Broacha were among other speakers who put forward their views on the Ideas of India stage.
Here is a recap of some of the sessions:
Shashi Tharoor: 'American Dream A Mirage': Shashi Tharoor Speaks On 'Great Indian Migration' At Ideas Of India
Aamir Khan: Aamir Khan Says He Hasn't Charged Actor Fee For The Last 20 Years
Cyrus Broacha: Amid Samay Raina And Ranveer Allahbadia Row, Cyrus Broacha Asks Not To 'Treat Them Like Criminals'
Prakash Padukone: Prakash Padukone On His Journey: 'Badminton Wasn't Popular In South When I Started'
While this year's edition has come to a wrap, we hope you will stay with us for another round next year. Thanks for tuning in until next time.
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