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The Marathi Minister of Japan - Hidden Racism, Politics & Power | Yogendra Puranik | Marathi Podcast

सर्व काहीचे इतर एपिसोड इथे बघा:    • The Secret World of Dreams: अर्थ, भीती, इच...   SUBSCRIBE to    / @sarvakaahi   Marathi Podcast by Dr Manjiri Puranik On today’s episode of Sarva Kaahi, we have a truly extraordinary guest — Yogendra Puranik (Yogi-san), the first Indian to become a Minister, MLA, and Gazetted Officer in Japan. In this powerful, emotional, and eye-opening Marathi podcast, Yogi shares his unbelievable journey from Ambernath, Maharashtra to the corridors of power in Tokyo — rising from a modest background to becoming a respected Japanese government official, education reformer, and community leader. What began with a Japanese language scholarship turned into a lifelong mission of social justice, cross-cultural harmony, and empowering Indians abroad. Yogi talks candidly about the harsh truths of racism in Japan, job discrimination, legal hurdles, and how Indians and foreigners struggle with systemic bias. From rescuing jailed IIT students to confronting bureaucratic corruption, Yogi has become a beacon for the Indian diaspora in Japan, fondly known as Hanuman and Superman by the community. He also shares how his 70-year-old mother runs Reka Indian Home Food Restaurant, now one of Japan’s most loved authentic Indian food spots — serving Misal Pav, Puran Poli, and Shrikhand. His Marathi cultural centre in Tokyo, complete with Shivaji Maharaj’s statue, mantra chanting, Kathak classes, and Indian festivals, is preserving India’s soul abroad. As a school principal and motivational speaker for Japan’s top educators, Yogi is now revolutionizing Japan’s rigid education system from within. And yes — he’s preparing to run for the Governor elections in 2029, aiming to drive real policy change. This conversation touches on mental health in Japan, life as a foreigner, gender equality in China, and how students can benefit from MEXT scholarships and education in Japan. If you’re interested in study abroad, life in Japan for Indians, Marathi achievers overseas, or global career inspiration — this episode is a must-watch. A once-in-a-lifetime story of ambition, service, and identity — from Ambernath to Japan. For more amazing podcasts on varied topics, subscribe to Sarva Kaahi. If you have any comments, queries or want to be a guest on the Sarva Kaahi podcast, you can reach out to us at: [email protected] We started Sarva Kaahi with the very intention of bringing accomplished individuals from many different fields for our Marathi family. Find us across all social media platforms   / sarvakaahi     / sarvakaahipodcast   Listen to the audio podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/2HQ8UyQ... https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast...    • Sarva Kaahi Marathi Podcast - All Episodes   https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/1ba... Host: Dr Manjiri Puranik   / doctor.manjiri     / doctor-manjiri   Featuring: Yogendra Puranik https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yogendr... https://sites.google.com/view/yogi   / yogi367706     / yogi3677     / yogendrapuranikyogi   #japan #japanese #minister #japanesefood #shivajimaharaj #studyinjapan #sushi #japaneseculture #japantravel #tokyo #marathi #podcast #marathipodcast #sarvakaahi 00:00:00 Trailer 00:02:26 Introduction 00:03:15 Podcast Start Disclaimer: The information provided by guests on our channel is for general information purposes only. Any opinions expressed during or in connection with the podcast do not reflect the views of the producers, channel, or host. This video is presented solely for informational and entertainment purposes, and the channel does not take any responsibility for its accuracy or validity. Any information or opinions expressed by the guests during the podcast are not intended to offend or disrespect any individual, community, race, gender, or religion. The subtitles / closed captions for our videos are made via AI-generated transcription and we do no guarantee or hold any responsibility for the meaning, nuance, correctness, legibility, veracity, or legality of the same.