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He’s articulate, savvy, informed, deeply committed.
Nothing, in short, that spells routine politician.
But then nothing about Sachin Pilot answers to type. He studied at Wharton. Worked briefly with the BBC and General Motors. Went on to be commissioned into the Territorial Army as an officer – the first Union Minister ever to do so. Became the youngest Indian MP at 26, and then a minister in two separate stints. All by the age of 40.
He’s just come off some big political wins in home state Rajasthan — after big losses just a couple of years before. And as the two national parties prepare to face off more intensely in the year ahead, hear Sachin Pilot talk, unplugged, about democracy, divisiveness and how he defuses ticking political bombs.
Watch the full session above.
