3 Things
Our flagship daily news show, where hosts Neha Mathews and Shashank Bhargava talk to in-house experts about what is going on and why you need to care about it
UP: A state where even the police aren’t safe?
Deeptiman Tiwary discusses the circumstances behind the death of an SHO in Bulandshahr, Shruti Dhapola details Facebook's newest controversy and what it means for users and a new report says India is set to dominate...
Explained: India’s first witness protection programme
India now has a witness protection programme, Delhi High court asks Tihar jail to keep the practice of deducting convicts wages at "abeyance" and
Why, after years of decline, world hunger is rising again
We look into the reasons why world hunger is rising again despite food prices going down.
What Indonesia has to do with your electricity bill
Explaining how a change in policy in Indonesia trickles down to electricity consumers in India and the crisis our power sector is facing,
No laws, no rules: India’s medical devices and implants sector
Discussing the Implant Files to understand where the medical devices and implants sector is going wrong and the far-reaching effects it has.
Explained: The North Sentinel Island incident
What happened at the North Sentinel Island, who are the Sentinelese and why it is important to consider the laws that protect their island.
How politics in J&K might be changing forever
Why the two political rivals in J&K are now joining hands and how it will affect the future of the state's politics.
Can CRISPR edit our future?
Professor Mukund Thattai helps us understand what gene editing is, its amazing potential and why there is an ethical debate around a specific CRISPR babies incident.
Why don’t we see women in state and national politics?
Tara Krishnaswamy, co-convener of the India Women's Caucus, discusses why there is low representation of women in politics, tokenism versus empowerment and the socio-cultural impact of political representation.
Why 50% of ATM machines in India might shut down by March
We look at why ATM service providers are unhappy with the new changes in the regulatory landscape.
The Implant Files: How are faulty medical devices harming people across the world?
Ritu Sarin joins us to talk about the Implant Files, the most exhaustive health investigation ever mounted. The files reveal the scale at which faulty implants, bad regulation and basement surgeries are harming people.
Why are thousands of farmers marching together in Mumbai again?
In this episode, we look at why thousands of farmers are marching together in Mumbai again, what their demands are and what led up to these protests.
How the 1984 anti-Sikhs riots changed India
Journalist and author Manoj Mitta joins us to explain the impact that the 1984 anti-Sikh riots had, both politically and on the cultural psyche of Indian citizens.
Why the Marathas got a quota despite their political dominance
Understanding the Maratha quota, what measures the RBI is planning on taking, "fake children" registered in UP anganwadis.
Why is there an anti-Modi sentiment amongst MP farmers?
Why demonetisation is still affecting farmers in Madhya Pradesh, the explosive allegations in CBI Joint Director MK Sinha's petition and an impact crater that could hold insights into the ice age climate.
What’s killing India’s elephants?
On this episode of 3 Things, Prerna Bindra, who is one of India's leading environmental journalists and travel writers, joins us to discuss the elephant deaths in Odisha, destruction of habitat and how we can...
Why Hindu nationalists are gathering in Ayodhya again
VHP and Shiv Sena together plan to organize a rally in Ayodhya, India begins to diplomatically engage with the Taliban and a plea is filled to regulate the functioning of online steaming platforms.
Why the BJP might be changing its stance on the NRC
BJP seems to be changing it's stance on the NRC, ASI accused of replacing stones at the Sun Temple and one of the biggest names in corporate India resigns.
The politics of renaming India’s cities
Sohail Hashmi discusses why history is being distorted in the recent renaming of cities. Measures taken by websites to combat fake news during election season. An update on Cyclone Gaja.
Why it’s sometimes necessary to kill one tiger to save the rest
In this episode, Jay Mazoomdar joins us to discuss conservation efforts, an increase in man-animal conflicts and why one tiger may have to die to protect the rest of the species.
