3 Things
Our flagship daily news show, where hosts Shashank Bhargava and Arun George talk to in-house experts about what is going on and why you need to care about it
Cutting off the Hathras village, decoding the Babri Masjid verdict, a split in Bihar
In today's episode we're analysing how authorities denied access to the village in Hathras where a Dalit woman was raped and murdered. Then, we take a closer look at the Babri Masjid demolition verdict. And...
The Catch Up: 2 October
The headlines this evening, from The Indian Express.
The Hathras gangrape case and what it says about caste
A look at the Hathras gangrape case and the problems that the Dalit community faces while dealing with the police and the judiciary in the country.
The Catch Up: 1 October
The headlines this evening, from The Indian Express.
Babri demolition verdict, fresh China-India friction, rebuilding Central Vista
In today’s episode we’re looking at the Babri Masjid demolition verdict after two decades, then the latest point of friction between India and China, and finally, we’re looking at the redevelopment of Central Vista.
The Catch Up: 30 September
The headlines this evening, from The Indian Express.
What 3 experts find most frustrating about India’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic
We ask three COVID-19 experts about what they find most frustrating about India's handling of the pandemic – Dr Gagandeep Kang, Dr Jayaprakash Muliyil and Dr Giridhar R Babu.
The Catch Up: 29 September
The headlines this evening, from The Indian Express.
Drugs probe against Bollywood stars, impact of SAD leaving BJP, defence buy cleared
In today’s episode we’re looking at a probe in which top Bollywood stars were questioned, then we’re looking at the impact of the SAD leaving the BJP. And finally, we’re looking at the latest defence...
The Catch Up: 28 September
The headlines this evening, from The Indian Express.
The FinCEN files: How dirty money manages to travel around the world
The key findings of the FinCEN files investigation, the concerns it raises, and the lesson it holds for Indian banks.
The Catch Up: 25 September
The headlines this evening, from The Indian Express.
Parliament’s Monsoon Session, a unique vaccine candidate, a cricket mystery solved
In today’s episode we’re assessing what was achieved in the shortened Monsoon Session of Parliament, we’re talking about a COVID-19 vaccine candidate that is a nasal spray, and what happened to the ball that Dhoni...
The Catch Up: 24 September
The headlines this evening, from The Indian Express.
COVID-19 and oxygen shortage, Indo-China talks, an anti-CAA protester on TIME list
The problem of oxygen shortage in hospitals, the key takeaways of the sixth round of military talks between India and China (10:58), and the anti-CAA protester on TIME Magazine's list (19:14).
The Catch Up: 23 September
The headlines this evening, from The Indian Express.
Delhi riots conspiracy chargesheet, Umar Khalid’s journey, Opposition boycotts Parliament
In today’s episode we’re analysing a Delhi Police chargesheet in a Delhi riots case, we have a profile of former JNU student Umar Khalid, and what happened when the opposition boycotted proceedings in Parliament.
The Catch Up: 22 September
The headlines this evening, from The Indian Express.
The ruckus over Farm Bills, Indian troops blocked along the LAC, FinCEN files
Unpacking the confusion and ruckus of the farm reform bills, how patrolling patterns have changed along the LAC (16:08), and a look at a new investigative series by the Indian Express called the FinCEN files...
The Catch Up: 21 September
The headlines this evening, from The Indian Express.
UP’s focus on ‘love jihad’, a new controversy over Kashmir encounter, Rajya Sabha chaos
In today’s episode we’re looking at a renewed focus on allegations of ‘love jihad’ in Uttar Pradesh, the Army’s admission in a case where three men were killed and chaos in the Rajya Sabha over...
The Catch Up: 18 September
The headlines this evening, from The Indian Express.
China Watching: How big data is used to keep tabs on the world
Understanding the concerns and implications of the China Watching investigation by the Indian Express.
The Catch Up: 17 September
The headlines this evening, from The Indian Express.
Does onion export ban work, shortage of doctors in Gujarat, Babri Masjid verdict
In today’s episode we’re looking at why an onion export ban won’t keep prices low, how a shortage of manpower is hitting Gujarat’s battle against COVID-19 and the Babri Masjid demolition case.