This article highlights ground-zero journalist Mandeep Punia's raw interview on the For Haryanvi By Haryanvi podcast. It provides a concise summary of his sharp perspectives on media ownership, the economic crises driving local youth toward gangsterism, and the true cultural identity of Haryana.
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Haryanvi music has a new launch pad — and it is not YouTube. Before the official video drops. Before the…