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Lake activists outraged over a minister's grand housing plan on 'dead lakes'
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Karnataka Housing Minister V Somanna's recent statement on building houses on dead lakes had triggered an uproar among lake activists.
The activists and the Karnataka Tank Conservation and Development Authority later clarified that there is nothing called a dead lake.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan takes the debate further by interacting with Friends of Lakes (FoL) CoFounder V Ramprasad.
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Decongestion requires much more than junction upgrades and TomTom surveys.
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The TomTom Index's latest global survey showed Bengalurus' traffic speeds to be the second slowest in the world after London.
The recent Karnataka budget chose to address this by allocating funds for junction upgrades and new elevated corridors. But there are big issues both about the State's plans and the TomTom survey itself.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to independent mobility expert Satya Arikutharam, who elaborates on the survey and the traffic decongestion measures proposed for Bengaluru.
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Five ways to make public transport work for everyone in our cities
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Bus4us, a multi-city, multi-State campaign launched by the Urban Works Institute, has a clear objective: To transform the way public transport is planned, operated and used by everyone through multi-stakeholder participation.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Shreya Gadepalli, Founder, Urban Works Institute on a five-point agenda to transform public transport in Bengaluru and other cities, besides discussing ways to address multiple commute challenges.
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Watching the aerial displays from outside the airshow venue, simulators and more
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In this episode, Deccan Herald business reporter Lavpreet Kaur gives a roundup of the just concluded Aero India airshow analysing the ups and downs, positives and negatives; voices from people who watched the aerial displays from outside the venue, without spending a rupee, and a word with an expert on a low cost flight simulator designed and developed by DRDO's ADA that attracted a lot of crowds.
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From military to civilian use, recon to cargo, Indian drones made a statement
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At the just concluded Aero-India 2023, the Drone Zone attracted a lot of attention for one big reason: The remarkable range of drone innovations by startups, the capabilities on display both in civilian and military applications, and the perceptible benefits of industry-academia partnerships, especially those involving the Indian Institute of Science (IISc).
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to the founders and spokespersons of multiple drone startups, elaborating on their products and the quickly maturing drone ecosystem in India.
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The ePlane-200, a Flying Electric Taxi
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Helicopter taxis are extremely expensive as a mode of urban air mobility. So why not marry helicopter and drone technologies to build a Flying Electric Taxi?
This is the ePlane, a 2-seater, 200kg payload aircraft that can take you from, say, the airport to the city in a seamless, affordable way.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to ePlane's Vishnu Ramakrishnan to understand what exactly is the concept and how it can potentially change urban air mobility to alleviate traffic congestion.
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Responses and insights from industry experts from across the spectrum
In this special DH Radio Union Budget episode anchored by Deccan Herald's Business Reporter Lavpreet Kaur, industry players from multiple sectors respond and analyse the budget proposals.
It is raining funds in India's green energy sector as the government made sustainable growth a priority in the 'Amrit Kaal' Budget. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Union Budget 2023, her fifth, and wooed taxpayers by increasing rebate slab to Rs 7 lakh, along with other shake-ups to the new tax regime. The MSME sector also got a boost with a revamped credit guarantee scheme and an additional Rs 9,000 cr outlay.
Now, over to the industry experts on what they think about the budget.
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Voices from players in the real estate, retail, aviation, EV, gaming and other sectors
In this special DH Radio pre-budget episode anchored by Deccan Herald's Business Reporter Lavpreet Kaur, a range of industry players from multiple sectors articulate their expectations from the Union Budget, all set for presentation on February 1.
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An interaction with urban planning expert V Ravichandar on a flawed approach to the PRR
The Peripheral Ring Road (PRR) project was designed to complete another circle around Bengaluru city, linking up with the existing half circle called the NICE Road. Recently, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai pulled up the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) for the delay in going ahead with the project.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to urban planning expert V Ravichandar on the much-delayed project, the lack of an area development plan associated with it, the merits of thinking far ahead into the future by taking a holistic approach, and not repeating the strip-development method adopted for the Outer Ring Road (ORR).
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An interaction with Kannada filmmaker K M Chaitanya and actor-filmmaker Nandita Yadav
A lot of hashtags have been trending on social media calling for the boycott of movies. Now, do these trends actually influence movie-watching? And how does it impact the film industry, where the livelihoods of thousands are dependent on a movie's success?
To discuss this and a lot more, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to noted Kannada filmmaker K M Chaitanya and actor-filmmaker Nanditha Yadav, who has been associated with a few Bollywood movies as well.
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Talk with Dr Guydeuk Yeon, ChatGPT researcher, director, Innovation Centre, Christ University
Feed any question to this Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered chatbot and get your answers in a jiffy. This tool, called ChatGPT is making waves across the world, but it has a dark side.
Students can use it to cheat, get it write their entire text-based assignments in no time. Are teachers, colleges and universities prepared for this challenge?
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Dr Guydeuk Yeon, ChatGPT researcher, director, Innovation Centre, Christ University.
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Is there a smart way to get notified when your RAC ticket is confirmed after chart preparation?
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When you are about to book a railway ticket and note that it is on the Waiting List, your first thought is: Oh No! Let me book it anyway and wait for confirmation in a day or two.
But if that doesn't happen and the Wait Listed ticket graduates to RAC, Reservation Against Cancellation, you board the train and wait for the TTE (Train Ticket Examiner). But if he does not turn up - yes, it happens - you end up sharing the berth with another RAC ticket holder for the entire length of the journey.
Is there a more smart way to address this? Or are you destined to be at the TTE's mercy? In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to frequent train travellers and mobility experts.
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Accidents can recur if SOPs, Zone Area Management plans not readied soon, warn experts
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The recent Namma Metro accident that killed a woman and her toddler son has raised serious questions about safety, precautions and the clear lack of Work Zone Management.
The victims were crushed under a reinforcement cage of an under-construction pillar when it came crashing down on the road.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to urban mobility analyst Ashwin Mahesh and civic activist Nagesh Aras, exploring ways to put a Work Zone management plan in place and fix responsibilities.
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Commuters, experts talk about a new ADB report and a way out for bus-starved BMTC
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The Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC), with its grossly inadequate fleet of about 6,500 buses, has a huge problem.
But, as a recent Asian Development Bank (ADB) report shows, there is a possible way out: Route rationalisation.
For instance, the report says that just by increasing its peak-hour schedules and diversifying its routes to under-served areas,BMTC can both increase its revenues and reduce commuter wait times at bus stops.
To understand this in more detail, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Shaheen Shasa from the Bengaluru Bus Prayanikara Vedike, designer and commuter Chinmay Dholakia and retired Director, Operations, KSRTC, Rajkumar.
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A chat on his life mission, blood donation & demand scene and amplifying his message
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For over three decades, Alphonse Kurien has been actively networking with blood donors to help thousands of patients across Bengaluru and beyond get that life-saving fluid on time.
Through his Lion's Club Bloodline, he relentlessly keeps that supply system active, linking a growing list of voluntary donors to those in dire need of blood.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Alphonse on his mission, the blood donation and demand scene, and the use of social media to amplify the noble act of voluntary blood donation.
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Interactions with artists and art buyers from the largest art fair this side of the world
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As many as 1,200 artists; 10 lakh visitors; sales exceeding Rs 5 crore. All in a single day. This, in a nutshell, was the 2023 edition of the Chitra Santhe held last Sunday on a traffic-free Kumara Krupa Road in Central Bengaluru.
From traditional paintings to quirky home decor, intricately handcrafted sculptures to live portraits, the Santhe's creative dimensions were in full flow.
But what explains the magnetic pull of the Santhe, organised annually by the Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath?
To get a ringside view of this celebration of art, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan spoke to artists and art buyers right from the Santhe.
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A look at how it can practically help Bengalureans tide over their daily commute woes
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The Bengaluru Metropolitan Land Transport Authority (BMLTA) Bill is now an Act. But how does it help the commuter on the road or the rail?
In practical terms, how does it ensure that the Bengalurean can travel from Point A to Point B seamlessly, without hassles? How does it help to shift from an autorickshaw to the Metro to the bus without delays?
To understand the BMLTA in layman's terms, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to civic and mobility activists Srinivas Alavilli and Rajkumar Dugar, while HS Sudhira from Gubbi Labs gives a historical perspective to the new legislation.
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Nostalgic Bengalureans recall those good old fun days of double-decker city commute
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Once upon a time in Bengaluru, double-decker buses were a fun way to commute within the city. But they were phased out in the late 1990s as vehicular numbers overwhelmed the roads.
But now, the BMTC wants them back in a new, electric, air-conditioned avatar. At least five of them will be on the streets by July-August this year.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan rekindles some double-decker nostalgia, interacting with a cross-section of Bengalureans whose fun-filled bus commute had sparked a thousand memories.
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A talk with SPIC-MACAY Founder Dr Kiran Seth on his mission & 'meditative' cycling journey
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Seventy-three year-old Dr Kiran Seth has been on a cycling journey from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, using a simple cycle without gears, GPS or any fancy accessory.
This founder of the Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture amongst the Youth (SPIC-MACAY), a movement that began 45 years ago, was in Bengaluru recently.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Dr Kiran on his cycling journey to celebrate India's composite heritage, the message of cycling itself as a means to good health and its Gandhian simplicity.
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Voices from five seasoned campaigners for a better, greener, equitable Bengaluru
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Bengaluru means different things to different people. But what does it take to make the city a better place for everyone in 2023?
In this final episode of 2022, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan spoke to five Bengalureans, who have been actively working to solve the city's myriad problems, on their wish-list for Bengaluru in the New Year.
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A deep-dive into the top films in Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil & Telugu, with a bonus content
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In this episode, we have Deccan Herald's film journalist Vivek M V bringing you the best and worst films of 2022 in Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil and Telugu.
As a bonus, we also have theatre artiste and film actor P D Satish Chandra giving a quick take on the movies that impressed him the most across India, including Hindi and Assames.
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How a decentralised, hyper-local, ward-level network can boost Covid preparedness
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The Covid-19 pandemic might never return with the ferocity witnessed two years ago in Bengaluru. But the failure of a top-down approach to tackle the viral spread had hastened the need for an alternative, grassroots approach with hyper-local, ward-level triaging, patient identification and response.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Vikram Rai, General Secretary, Bengaluru Apartments Federation (BAF) and Dr Ambanna Gowda, Senior Consultant Physician, Sparsh Hospital Infantry Road, on the hyper-local approach and why having a robust network at the grassroots can make a difference.
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A deep-dive into the action that led to today's finale, and what it means to the teams.
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In just a few hours from now, we will get to know who wins the coveted FIFA World Cup 2022. Billions of football fans worldwide will be hooked to their screens as Argentina and France battle it out in a clash of titans.
Who will win, Messi or Mbappe? Can predictions be made based on their previous matches in the tournament?
To discuss this and much more about the exciting clashes that had the entire world riveted for the past several weeks, Deccan Herald's football specialist and special correspondent Sandeep Menon does a deep-dive.
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This winter has been particularly chilly, for a reason.
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Does this year's winter feel particularly chilly? Has the night temperatures started dropping beyond levels of comfort? While popular perception is that Bengaluru is colder than previous years, it takes a weatherman to tell us what exactly is happening.
To dwell deeper into the weather, forecast, predictions and why it will get warmer as we move closer to the New Year, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to the former Director General of the Indian Meteorological Department, Dr K J Ramesh.
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An interaction with City Special Commissioner of Traffic, M A Saleem
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Bengaluru city has been trapped for years in a twister of traffic woes. With the roads packed far beyond their capacity by an unrelenting onslaught of ever-increasing numbers of vehicles, smart traffic management has become extremely critical to maintain a semblance of order.
It is in this context, the new Special Commissioner of Traffic, M A Saleem, with years of prior experience in the city, has revived the Citizens’ Traffic Forum meetings. In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Mr Saleem on the Forum and how it can help decongest the city through a decentralised approach.
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Why public access to green spaces should be all day long.
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For years, BBMP parks in the city were shut for the public during the afternoon hours. The Palike Commissioner has now made an announcement extending the open-park hours, although the green spaces will remain shut in the name of maintenance for a few hours.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Usha Rao, an anthropologist and a seasoned campaigner for open spaces. She speaks passionately for open parks, open spaces and more open hours.
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A former DGP dives deep into the killer's psyche.
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The Shraddha Walkar murder case, where the victim's body was chopped into 35 pieces, stored in a refrigerator and later disposed off across Delhi by her live-in partner Aftab Poonawallah, has shocked the entire nation.
What drives people to commit such gruesome, horrific crimes? HOw does the forensic department piece together the evidence?
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to former Karnataka Director General of Police, Dr S T Ramesh, who has several decades of experience in tackling such crimes.
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Once active users explain why popularity of the next-big-thing in social media dwindled.
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Clubhouse, the audio-only social media platform was quite a sensation when it launched its Android version in India during the lockdown. Opening hundreds of rooms, users got hooked on to the app, talking in real time for hours.
But a few months later, the platform which showed so much promise has seen user numbers sharply dwindle. So what went wrong?
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to a few users who were very active before and not so, now.
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A talk with a seasoned campaigner for a robust public transport in Bengaluru.
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Why can't BMTC, the Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation, operate smaller shuttle buses in areas with narrow roads, and thereby boost last-mile connectivity across Bengaluru? Now this might sound simple and easily doable.
But, as Shaheen Shasa, a seasoned campaigner for a robust public transport system and member, Bengaluru Bus Prayanikara Vedike notes in this episode with DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan, the BMTC does not operate smaller buses for a reason: Staff shortage.
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DH Sports Correspondents in post-mortem mode, but sheds light on way forward
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India crashed out of the T20 Cricket World Cup after a humiliating loss to England in the semi-finals. So what lessons have we learnt? What next?
Build a completely new team packed with T20 specialists? But will following that English model benefit India?
In this episode, we have a free-wheeling discussion on all these with Deccan Herald Sports Correspondents Sandeep Menon, Sidney Kiran and Roshan Thyagarajan.
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An interaction with influencers V Shakti and Karthik Srinivasan
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Who will pay $8 every month to get a Twitter Blue Tick or even keep an already existing one? In India, you can get an entire Netflix monthly subscription across multiple devices for that amount!
But will people who consider the Blue Tick as a status symbol pay? Or will it encourage trolls with deep pockets?
To discuss this and the confusion unfolding within the platform, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to social media influencer V Shakthi and Marketing & Communications Consultant Karthik Srinivasan.
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A talk on the critical link from Baiyappanahalli to the IT hub
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Almost two years have passed since the last deadline for the 15-km Namma Metro Baiyappanahalli - Whitfield extension expired in December 2020.
Trial runs have now begun on the 3.5km stretch from Whitefield to Pattandur Agrahara. While Whitefield residents are happy that at one one part will be ready soon, the entire stretch is unlikely to be opened before the second half of next year.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to long-time Whitefield resident and activist, Zibi Jamal, who traces the long wait for the line, the struggles faced during the construction period and the last-mile challenges ahead.
Mobility activist Sanjeev Dyamannavar also offers his perspectives on this critiline line to one of Bengaluru's most important IT hubs.
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DH Sports Correspondents discuss the prospects of all four teams and more
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As the T20 Cricket World Cup enters the semi-final stage, the cricketing world has tongues wagging about the prospects of India, England, Pakistan and New Zealand.
In this episode, Deccan Herald's sports correspondents Sandeep Menon, Sidney Kiran and Roshan Thyagarajan discuss each of these semi-finalists in great detail, and also the perennial chokers who could not make it. South Africa.
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Activists recall the Flyover-Beda movement & why the project makes no sense now.
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Six years after the then Congress Government in Karnataka dropped the steel flyover project between Bengaluru's Chalukya Circle and Hebbal after widespread public protests, the controversial project is back again.
The BBMP has now proposed to conduct a feasibility study to build the flyover. The ruling BJP, then in the Opposition, had strongly objected to the project.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Tara Krishnaswamy, CoFounder of Citizens for Bengaluru (CfB) that had spearheaded the campaign against the project; urbanist V Ravichander and Priya Chetty Rajagopal, whose activism had amplified the voices opposed to the controversial flyover.
DH Sports Correspondents deep-dives into all things big and small at the World Cup
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The ongoing T20 Cricket World Cup has sprung quite a few surprises with little known teams like Namibia shocking established cup winners of the past.
In this episode, Deccan Herald's sports correspondents Sandeep Menon, Sidney Kiran and Roshan Thyagarajan talk about not just these surprises but also India's fielding worries and more.
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A deep-dive into the electoral dynamics of a State heading for the polling booth
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Himachal Pradesh is going to the polls on November 12. The State Assembly elections have generated a lot of heat with the BJP keen to retain its hold, and the Congress looking for a comeback. On the margins is the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to senior journalist Gautam Dheer to get a ringside view of the electoral dynamics in the State and the prospects of multiple parties.
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An interaction with AAP's Prithvi Reddy and BNP's Srikant Narasimhan
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Elections to the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) Council have been delayed for close to three years now. How has this impacted Bengalureans, their access to utilities and governance of the city in general?
In this first part of a series on BBMP Polls, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to two new entrants in the political fray - the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) represented by its State Convenor Prithvi Reddy and the Bengaluru Navanirman Party (BNP), represented by its CoFounder and General Secretary, Srikant Narasimhan.
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DH sports correspondents discuss India's prospects and much more.
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The ongoing T20 Cricket World Cup is gathering a lot of steam, especially after that scintillating Indian victory over Pakistan.
Diving deeper into India's prospects and teams beyond these two rivals, Deccan Herald's sports correspondents Sandeep Menon and Roshan Thyagarajan give us a ringside view of the excitement in store.
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A driver, commuter and a mobility expert explain
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Banned by the Karnataka government for high surge-pricing, auto aggregators Uber, Ola and Rapido managed to obtain a stay from the High Court.
For commuters, these autorickshaws had offered an alternative to the high rates charged by the unattached autorickshaws.
But why don't the auto meters work anymore? In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to urban mobility expert Ashwin Mahesh, commuter and eco-activist Dattatreya Devare and Adarsh Auto taxi Drivers Union General Secretary C Sampath to get their insights into the whole driver-commuter-aggregator ecosystem.
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Making sense of the Bengaluru Metropolitan Land Transport Authority
Hello and welcome back to another episode of Monday Mobility.
After much delay, the Karnataka government finally tabled the BMLTA Bill in the State Assembly three weeks ago.
This umbrella body will coordinate with multiple agencies on issues related to traffic and mobility and help make sense of the city's humongous vehicular population, its massive road density and ways to streamline it.
But BMLTA can do much more. To understand its role better, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Dr Ashish Varma, a traffic engineering expert from the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and Srinivas Alavilli from Janaagraha.
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DH film writers Vivek Mysore and R Krishna Kumar in conversation
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In this episode, DH film writers Vivek Mysore and R Krishna Kumar talk about the Hindi remake of Vikram Vedha and compare it with the original released in Tamil, in 2017.
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An interaction with former IMD Director General KJ Ramesh
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Accurate rainfall prediction could have minimised the urban flooding mess that Bengalureans endured recently. Despite an app developed specifically for this purpose, it was not even downloaded and used for a coordinated response.
To get more insights into this missed opportunity, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to the former Director General of Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Dr K J Ramesh.
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A lake expert suggests solutions, both short term and long term
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Continuing from the previous episode where we discussed why despite record rains, Bengaluru's lakes have not been filled, we take a look at the solutions, both short and long term.
Traditionally, the city's connected lake system had prevented big floods such as the one we witnessed recently. There was a systemic, built-in mechanism in place. DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan anchors a solution-based talk with V Ramprasad, CoFounder, Friends of Lakes.
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An interaction with Friends of Lakes founder V Ramprasad
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Record rains that lashed Bengaluru and flooded its roads recently, should have been good news for the city's lakes. But it did not.
Since most of these water bodies haven't been de-silted for decades, most of the flood waters simply got washed away beyond the city limits to the neighbouring State.
To understand what really happened, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks of V Ramprasad, CoFounder, Friends of Lakes.
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Bengaluru's Bicycle Mayor and entire cycling community are outraged
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It took years of active campaigning for the government to agree to set up a 17-km popup cycling lane in Bengaluru's Outer Ring Road (ORR). But now, after the floods, the bollards that separated the lanes from the main motorway have been removed.
What does this mean to the city's cycling community, struggling to build a basic infrastructure, step-by-step?
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Bengalur's first Bicycle Mayor, Sathya Sankaran to get a bit more deeper into the issue.
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THIRTY METER TELESCOPE (TMT): Developing its software with a ThoughtWorks Indian connection
A deeper look at the world's largest telescope in the making.
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The Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT), once commissioned, will be three times bigger than the existing one, and is designed to unravel many more secrets of the universe, including possible life in distant planets and galaxies.
The data collected from the TMT is bound to be in zillions of gigabytes and petabytes. To make sense of it all, the project office of TMT at the Indian Institute of Astrophysics here in Bengaluru, and ThoughtWorks, a global tech firm, have collaborated to develop an observatory software system for the telescope.
To understand TMT and the software system a bit more deeper, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Gunjan Shukla, Director, South East Asia, ThoughtWorks.
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An interaction with Sathya Sankaran, Sanjeev Dyamannaver and Rajkumar Dugar
Hello, and Welcome to DH Radio. We are starting a new series, Monday Mobility, from this week.
In this first episode of Monday Mobility, DH Radio goes back to the Bengaluru Suburban Rail Network, and takes a look at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's new deadline of 40 months to complete the project.
DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to seasoned mobility activists Sathya Sankaran, Sanjeev Dyamannavar and Rajkumar Dugar to understand why, three months after the grand foundation stone laying ceremony, nothing much has moved on the ground.
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BRAHMASTRA PART-1: A Breakdown Audio
A deep-dive into what went wrong with the film, and how the sequel can fill those gaps
Hello, and Welcome back to another edition of DH Radio's Filmy Friday series.
In this episode, we have DH Radio's Akash Hegde dive deep into the latest Hindi fantasy action adventure film Brahmastra Part-One-Shiva, and do a Breakdown Audio.
The film has had polarising reactions, triggering big debates for and against it in social media. Everybody seems to have an opinion on this Bollywood offering.
DH Radio tries to understand where it can get better, and so, Akash does an elaborate analysis of what actually went wrong with the film, and how the sequel can fill those gaps.
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Deepthi Navaratna dives deep into her just released book on Jayachamarajendra Wodeyar
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In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan talks to Deepthi Navarathna, who has just released her book 'The Maverick Maharajah: Life and Times of Maharaja Jayachamarajendra Wodeyar.'
It is about the fascinating journey of a historical, iconic figure with deep connections to both Mysuru and Bengaluru.
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An Indian startup, Space Aura, is ready to soar
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Using space balloons at altitudes exceeding 35km, an Indian startup, Space Aura, has proposed to do what no Indian has even dreamt of: Foray deeper and higher into Space Tourism. Make India a Space Tourism hub.
To explain all about this fantastic journey, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Aakash Porwal, the CEO and Founder of Space Aura.
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In this episode of Filmy Fridays, we take a cinematic deep-dive as DH Radio's Vivek Mysore talks to Vijeta Kumar on the latest Tamil film 'Natchathiram Nagargirathu' directed by the highly acclaimed Pa Ranjith.
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A deep-dive into the redressal measures that has been pending for years.
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The recent rains had Bengaluru city in a complete mess, when several arterial roads were flooded. Why is this happening year after year?
To discuss this critical issue in detail, we have with us today urban planning expert Ashwin Mahesh and environmentalist and member, Friends of Lakes, Nagesh Aras.
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An interaction with the CoFounders of Spacetech Startup, Agnikul Cosmos
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Spacetech Startup Agnikul Cosmos has just launched India's first rocket factory that uses 3D-printing technology to build rocket engines. The Startup is also building India's first private small satellite rocket, Agnibaan.
In this episode, Agnikul's CoFounders Srinath Ravichandran and Moin talk about the factory in detail, the technology, the emerging space startup ecosystem and much more.
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An interaction with Bengaluru's long-suffering bus commuters
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Massive peak-hour crowds at BMTC bus stops across Bengaluru is a telling statement of the city's biggest mobility problem: A grossly inadequate public transport system mandated to serve a population in excess of 1.3 crore.
How do commuters cope up? Is there a way to address this widening gap between supply and demand?
DH Radio's Amrit Kaur Janagal does a deep-dive, interacting with a bunch of regular bus users and a seasoned mobility analyst.
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An interaction with British Council India Director Barbara Wickham
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To celebrate India's 75th anniversary, the British Council has launched a year-long, countrywide series of events, exhibitions, collaborations and more.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to British Council's Director India, Barbara Wickham on not just about the Season, but the entire spectrum of the India-UK partnership in Education, Science, Technology, Research, Culture, Language and much more.
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An interaction with Preethi Srinivasan, an award-winning disability rights activist and Deepak S Rao, a working executive
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We have seen persons with disabilities work with passion, efficiency and commitment in our offices. But their numbers are far less than ideal. How do they cope up, what are their challenges and aspirations?
In this episode, DH Radio's Amrit Kaur Janagal speaks to two inspiring people from the disability sector, Preethi Srinivasan, an award-winning disability rights activist and Deepak S Rao, a working executive to dwell deeper into the issue.
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An interaction with Zyngo EV Mobility Founder Prateek Rao
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The Hyper-Local delivery segment logistics, which include even the much talked-about 10-minute deliveries, is switching to electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers in a big way.
To understand the dynamics of this growing trend, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Prateek Rao, Founder and CEO, Zyngo EV Mobility.
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An interaction with Mili Majumdar, US Green Building Council
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Can Green / Net Zero buildings help tackle carbon emissions and climate change? To understand the concept, DH Radio's Amrit Kaur Janagal speaks to Mili Majumdar, Managing Director of Green Business Certification Institute India and Senior Vice-President, US Green Building Council.
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A deep-dive by a child psychiatrist and educationalist
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Post-pandemic, as children return to their physical classrooms in huge numbers, mental health specialists are seeing a disturbing rise in anxiety.
Seventy-five percent of child psychiatric issues are related to exam anxiety. Students are finding it tough to focus and suffer from fear of comparison and failure.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Dr Shradha Shejekar, Consultant, Psychiatry, at Aster RV Hospital and educationalist Mr Ram A, Executive Director, Deeksha Foundation, to take a deep-dive into this critical issue.
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Railway analysts talk about the brand new Baiyappanahalli Rail Terminal
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The city's third railway terminal in Baiyappanahalli will finally be operational from today, the 6th of June, 2022. Designed to decongest the city's two existing terminals in Yeswanthpura and Majestic, the brand new, aesthetically pleasing terminal was completed one and half years ago.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to rail activist Rajkumar Dugar and urban mobility analyst Sanjeev Dyamannavar to understand how the new terminal can make a huge difference to passengers, the road and Metro connectivity issues, and more.
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An interaction with Upsparks CoFounders
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In this episode, DH Radio's Veena Mani speaks to Upsparks CoFounders Mohammed Faraz and Shivam Prasad on Micro Venture Capitalists and early stage startup funding.
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The emerging future of the Decentralised Internet, explained in layman's terms
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There is a new, decentralised internet called Web3 that is making waves across the world for being robust, secure and scalable.
But what exactly is this new Web, based on the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS)?
Explaining this to DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan in simple layman's terms is Nikki from Protocol Labs.
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A deep-dive into the challenges and churnings within the aviation market
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In this episode, DH Radio's Veena Mani speaks to Rohit Tomar from Caladrius Aero Consulting LLP on the much-talked about Tata takeover of Air India, the challenges in the hyper-competitive aviation market and the airline's restructuring.
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CoFounders of an NFT marketplace make it sound simple
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Can artists make money from NFTs, the Non Fungible Tokens that are creating a huge buzz around the world?
How do artists take those baby steps into a world that is unknown to a majority of people?
Hand-holding them are Nivedita and Sreelakshmi, CoFounders of an NFT marketplace called Naksh.
In conversation with DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan, they explain the fundamentals of NFTs and how they are working initially with Indian traditional artists, helping them digitise their artworks and showcase them as NFTs.
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Refreshing weekend rides to lush green expanses outside Bengaluru
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Cycling within Bengaluru city is still a risky proposition, despite a few stretches of cycling lanes coming up here and there.
But how about getting out of the city, and riding straight into the lush countryside every weekend?
Doing exactly this with much passion and purpose is Dheeraj Subramanian, the CoFounder of Pedal in Tandem, a cycling firm that has been curating and operating bicycle tours since 2017.
In conversation with DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan, Dheeraj says there is nothing that he enjoys more than finding the best cycling routes in every destination and then taking groups there on weekend rides and multi-day tours.
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An interaction with Prof Sagar Mitra, IIT Bombay
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Electric vehicles were supposed to trigger this big green mobility revolution in India. But the recurring images of burning electric two-wheelers have set alarm bells ringing, forcing many to do a rethink.
In this episode, Prof Sagar Mitra from the Department of Energy Science and Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, tells DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan why the EVs are catching fire and what precautions EV-users should take.
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JOB MARKET: The Changing Dynamics
An interaction with Sekhar Garisa, CEO, Monster.com
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In this episode, DH Radio's Veena Mani speaks to Sekhar Garisa, the Chief Executive Officer of Monster.com to understand the dynamics of the job market that has seen dramatic changes since the pandemic.
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A closer look at the finishers, who change games in a jiffy
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In this continuing series on the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) T20 Cricket Tournament, Deccan Herald's senior sports journalists Sidney Kiran and Sandeep Menon take a look at the finishers, the batsmen who have completely changed the complexion of games in just a few last balls.
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SOCIAL MEDIA NECK: What on earth is that!
An orthopaedic surgeon decodes the new pain in the neck
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If someone told you social media is a pain in the neck, you might just laugh it off. But do you know this has become a major source of concern, especially after lockdown and Work From Home gained currency?
To discuss this at length, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan interacts with Dr Avishek Das, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Manipal Hospital, Kolkata.
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What is the big buzz about Non Fungible Tokens (NFTs)
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In this episode, DH Radio's Veena Mani speaks to Om Malviya from Tezos India Foundation, a non-profit organisation, to decode Non Fungible Tokens (NFTs).
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With Virat Kohli's poor form anbowling issues, is RCB ready?
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Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) had a fantastic start this IPL season before stumbling to two consecutive defeats.
With Virat Kohli in poor form and some below-par bowling performances, can RCB really make it to the play-offs this season?
Discussing this at great length is senior Deccan Herald sports journalists Sidney Kiran and Sandeep Menon.
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An interaction with veteran film critic Kairam Vashi
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The phenomenal box office success of the Kannada film KGF-2 has the entire country sit up and take notice. But what explains this spectacular rise of a franchise?
DH Radio's Vivek Mysore interacts with Kairam Vashi, a veteran film critic with Film Companion for a comprehensive deep dive into all things KGF.
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A closer look at this new team's spectacular performance so far
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Gujarat Titans have made a phenomenal debut in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) T20 cricket tournament. They are there right at the top of the table.
But how did this franchisee click so spectacularly? Dissecting this is Deccan Herald's senior sports journalists Sidney Kiran and Sandeep Menon.
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MOTHERHOOD and Maternal Mortality Rate
An interaction with domain experts on why MMR still remains high
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Even as we celebrate Motherhood Day, Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) remains an area of serious concern.
In this episode, DH Radio's Veena Mani speaks to domain experts in the area of maternal medicine to get deeper insights.
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A deep-dive into the sagging fortunes of IPL's most successful teams
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The Indian Premier League (IPL) is switching gears. But surprisingly, two of the tournament's most successful teams, the Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians, are languishing at the bottom of the table.
To understand what really is happening with these high profile teams, we have Deccan Herald's senior sports journalists Sidney Kiran and Sandeep Menon take a deep dive.
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Delayed BBMP Polls: How it affects Bengalureans
Stakeholders, citizen activists articulate their views and concerns
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Can a city of over 1.3 crore people, perennially struggling to fix its myriad problems, afford to be without an elected city council for over 1.5 years? Uncertainty over the much-delayed Bruhath Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) elections has inevitably led to a huge vacuum in local governance, raising big questions on accountability and transparency.
The Palike has been without an elected Council since September 2020, implying there is no corporator to echo public needs and concerns. The pandemic did disrupt the process, but the new BBMP Act that increased the number of wards from 198 to 243 only complicated matters. The delimitation exercise awaits clearance from the apex court.
In this episode of DH Radio, we have multiple stakeholders in the city's good governance articulate their views on the BBMP polls and what direction the city has to take. DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Pruthvi Reddy, State President of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Citizens for Bengaluru CoFounder Tara Krishnaswamy, Srikant Narasimhan, whose Bengaluru Navanirman Party (BNP) and Srinivas Alavilli, Head, Civic Participation, Janaagraha.
REGIONAL PARTIES: The Changing Dynamics
A ringside view by journalists on the ground
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In the wake of the recently concluded five-State elections, and even going forward, where do regional parties stand vis-a-vis national parties?
How is the dynamics changing in different states, big and small? Discussing all these and more are veteran journalist Gautham Dheer and DH correspondent Sumir Karmakar.
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An interaction with doctors on the accuracy of both wearables and health apps.
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In this episode, DH Radio's Veena Mani speaks to Dr Azad Moopen, Chairman, Aster DM Healthcare, and Dr Ranjan Shetty, HOD and Consultant, Intervention Cardiology at Manipal Hospitals, to understand how accurate are wearables and health monitoring apps.
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An interaction with BIAL President and CEO Hari Marar
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Listen in...Self-sufficiency in water and energy is every big city's dream. Faced with a water and power crisis every summer, Bengaluru is yet to find a lasting solution to this perennial problem. But the Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL) has shown a sustainable way out.In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to BIAL's Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Hari Marar to understand what exactly went into making the Kempegowda International Airport a model for sustainability.
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THE POLL WHISTLE: Post-Election Arithmetic, Explained
DH Correspondents explain the dynamics of post-poll calculations
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In this episode of the ongoing Poll Whistle series, we take a look at the post-poll dynamics and the calculations of different parties in each of the five States that went to elections. The exit poll results have given a fresh new twist to the whole debate.
Just a day before counting of votes that will decide who rules Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Manipur and Goa, Deccan Herald correspondents analyse the possible post-poll arithmetic.
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BIFFES-2022: World Cinema in a Nutshell
A quick update on what's happening at the Bengaluru International Film Festival
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In this episode, DH Radio's Vivek Mysore takes you through everything related to the ongoing Bengaluru International Film Festival (Biffes).
For stories on interesting masterclasses and interactions and to know what to watch at the festival, listen in...
GEHRAIYAAN: A DEEPER, CLOSER LOOK
A freewheeling discussion on the Hindi film, Gehraiyaan's flaws and strengths
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In this episode, DH Radio's Vivek Mysore and Barkha Kumari take a deep-dive into all things 'Gehraiyaan,' the Hindi film that has kept conversations going on and on...
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DOES 30% TAX MAKE CRYPTO LEGAL?
An interaction with legal experts and investors
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In this episode, DH Radio's Veena Mani takes a look at the Union Budget announcement to tax crypto at a flat rate of 30%.
She speaks to legal experts and investors to understand the impact of this development.
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THE POLL WHISTLE: Complexities of Manipur elections
Militancy, AFSPA and more: A deep-dive into Manipur's poll dynamics
Hello and welcome to another edition of DH Radio's Poll Whistle series.
Today, we put the spotlight on Manipur, a State heading to the polling booths in two phases.
To go deeper into the electoral dynamics there, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Deccan Herald Principal Correspondent Sumir Karmakar.
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THE POLL WHISTLE: Punjab heading for a Hung Assembly?
A post-poll look at Punjab and what to expect on results day
Hello and welcome to another edition of DH Radio's Poll Whistle series.
The just concluded Punjab Assembly Elections was noted for its five per cent fall in voter turnout. This has triggered speculations of a battle much closer than what was expected.
To dive deeper into the electoral dynamics and the probable post-verdict number crunching and more, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to senior journalist Gautham Dheer.
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SENSEX TURBULENCE, DECODED
Market experts on what to expect and do as investors
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The Indian market has been in correction mode, and with geopolitical tensions rising, the market sentiment has shifted to extreme fear.
Can these turbulences be navigated? DH Radio's Veena Mani speaks to market experts to decode what's happening to the equity market, what to expect and do as an investor.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
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Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
TANYA SESHADRI AND PRASHANT N
Spending over a month at the Chamarajanagar district hospital in the aftermath of a tragedy that left 24 people dead, doctors Tanya Seshadri and Prashant N S set up a triage centre, streamlined existing medical services and trained government doctors.
Even before a disruption of oxygen supply caused the tragedy, Tanya and Prashant were actively engaged in Covid medical relief work, networking with district NGOs, arranging over 200 oxygen concentrators and deploying them meaningfully with geo-tags to avoid duplication.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
SYED GHANI KHAN
The son of a farmer, Syed Ghani Khan was curious about farming since his childhood. Whenever his father gave him a handful of seeds, he would sow them right in front of his house in Mandya’s Kirugavalu village, eagerly awaiting a change in the morning.
That fascination with seeds and farming eventually led him to set up a unique rice diversity museum, an extension of his efforts to preserve paddy and mango varieties, and disseminate conservation lessons. Taking it to the next level, Khan assessed the nutritional profile of every paddy variety in his collection, taking help from scientists.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
SHAILAJA PADINDALA
Shailaja Padindala had made a bold statement with her 10-minute short film ‘Memories of a Machine’ in 2016. It had courted controversy but garnered global appreciation for its daring look at the rarely tackled theme of sexual exploration. For six years after that project, the queer filmmaker has not looked back, carving a niche for herself in a cinematic world all her own.
Her ‘Naanu Ladies,’ touted as Kannada cinema's first lesbian love story, clinched the Best LGBTQI+ Film award at the prestigious Tasveer South Asian Film Festival in Seattle last October. But that was just one of many accolades that came her way, as she challenged conventional ideas taking the cinematic route.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
T V RENUKAMMA
Forced to become a Devadasi at 18 years of age, T V Renukamma, now 59, is well aware of the trauma, humiliation and extremes of the inhuman practice. The Devadasi tag deprived her of the joys of womanhood, making her feel alienated and lonely.
But she chose not to suffer. Fighting tooth and nail to stop the system and the dreadful rituals associated with the system, she cut out a different path. Her unrelenting struggle has forced the government to shift its focus on rehabilitation of Devadasis and welfare of their children.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
RAVI KATPADI
From being a half-goat and half-demon to a Vampire and a Hollywood superhero, 38-year-old daily wage labourer Ravi Katpadi has donned multiple costumes for Sri Krishna Janmashtami celebrations over the last seven years.
But he does that for a cause: To cover the hospitalisation costs of sick children from poor families. Ravi’s multiple avatars have helped him raise Rs 83.5 lakh to meet the treatment expenses of 43 children.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
RATHNAMMA
Born in the dense forests of Chammanahalla in Chamarajanagara, where education was never a consideration, Rathnamma went on to become the first Soliga woman to be awarded a PhD in the State. Since then, her life’s mission has been to educate, uplift and empower the community members, drawing huge rays of hope in the horizon.
Her visually impaired father and lone bread-winner mother meant Rathnamma had to battle heavy odds, eating midday meals at school to satiate hunger. But, determined to make a mark, she emerged as the first to pass SSLC from her community in the area.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
D RANGASWAMY
Denied medical help in the crucial golden hour, D Rangaswamy’s childhood friend had died in a highway accident. Devastated by that loss, he resolved to do everything he could to boost awareness on road safety and prevent such avoidable deaths.
Painting signs and slogans alerting motorists near accident-prone areas, re-erecting fallen signboards, filling up potholes himself, Rangaswamy took the lead. Inspired by his verve and enthusiasm, students signed up for his awareness campaigns in their teeming hundreds.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
RAHUL R VELLAL
Only 14 years of age, Rahul R Vellal is a Carnatic music sensation. In just six years, he has enthralled audiences at venues of prestige across India, completed six international concert tours, collaborated with world renowned musicians and earned comparisons with the likes of Balamuralikrishna and Mandolin U Shrinivas.
Rahul had shown signs of greatness when he was barely two and half years old. But his parents could not find a teacher ready to put him through the rigours of Carnatic music at such a young age. A local vocalist finally agreed to teach him Sanskrit shlokas, and that was springboard enough for Rahul’s unique talent to take flight.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
PRIYA MOHAN
The Indian athletic fraternity was stunned by the arrival of Priya Mohan as the fastest woman 400m runner in the country this season. But behind that success lay a series of disappointments, powerful comebacks, steely determination and a resolve to never rest on her laurels.
Clinching the 4x400m mixed relay bronze at the Nairobi World Athletics under-20 Championships with her teammates was only a sign of her potential for bigger stuff. The 18-year-old had topped the podium, outrunning seniors and seasoned 400m specialists at the inter-state meet in Patiala. It was the final Olympic qualification event for Tokyo.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
OMSHIVAPRAKASH H L
Making huge strides in the digital preservation of Kannada literary works, 38-year-old technology professional Omshivaprakash H L has been a game-changer over the last decade. Frustrated by the lack of a standardised software, he created a portal from scratch to publicly make available Vachanas in an accessible digital format. But that open source project was only the start of a long, enriching process.
Omshivaprakash and his team had no text recognition software (OCR), no portal and no funding. Undeterred, they developed a source code over years to make scores of Kannada literary works readable, page by page in digital format.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
S NASREEN
Desperately fleeing from the clutches of a farmhouse owner and a possible molestation, a 12-year-old slum dweller girl ran into a hut in Hosapete pleading for help. Offering her not just safety, S Nasreen vowed to rehabilitate her.
Today, as a 24-year-old, Nasreen is a beacon of hope for hundreds of girls like the one she save three years ago. As a youth facilitator with the Sakhi Trust, she has devoted her life for the welfare of the downtrodden, addressing social evils in and around Hosapete.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
MUDIT DANDWATE AND GAURAV PARCHANI
Can patient-tracking get simpler than this? A mat / strip called Dozee placed underneath a mattress reads all the vital parameters of a patient in real-time, on a smartphone. Mixing Artificial Intelligence with their collective spirit of innovation, the duo of Mudit Dandwate and Gaurav Parchani has come out with a transformative device that could be truly empowering.
Beyond business, the duo has a big social mission called the million ICU initiative. They want each of the country’s estimated one million public hospital beds to be fitted with an ICU-like system. Having already completed close to 270 hospitals in India across 30 districts, they are forging ahead.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
MOHAMMED KALEEMULLA
Deeply attached to heritage, local history and culture, 69-old retired high school teacher Mohammed Kaleemulla was saddened by the dilapidated state of the Lord Malleswara temple in Mandya’s Machalagatta. Built during the Ganga period, the structure deserved to be restored, and Kaleemulla knew exactly which door to knock to get the required funds.
Rooted in local history, Kaleemulla has always harboured a deep interest in inscriptions and monuments. He found the Covid lockdown period the right time to prepare a synopsis of all inscriptions in Mandya, which till date has crossed 1,070. Today, as an informal consultant, he spreads this knowledge among school students, while helping out with temple restoration work in surrounding areas.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
MARUTI GOUDA
Fighting to revive the traditional bivalve / clam-collecting along the Aghanashini river in Kumta, Uttara Kannada, Maruti Gouda had his task cut out: To first get government compensation to the families of clam diggers who died at work. He did win that battle against much odds, but there was much more to be done.
When the Aghanashini river ran out of bivalves, the obvious suspects were illegal sand and shell mining and use of chemicals by the artificial bivalve farms in upper stream areas of the river. Maruti knew he had to fight again, and this time he chose the Right to Information Act as a weapon.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
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Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
KIRAN NAYAK
Fighting official apathy, spearheading a campaign for the rights of the disabled for the last 10 years, Kiran Nayak today runs the Karnataka Viakalchetanara Sangatane (KVS). Headquartered in Chikkaballapur, the organisation he founded now has over 9,000 active members.
Confronting officials, amplifying their voices through media and holding protests, Kiran’s outfit has multiple challenges to address: Government schemes that are misused, disability certificates and pensions appropriated by able-bodied people and officials demanding commissions to release disability pensions.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
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Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
HANAMANT HUVANNA DEVANOOR
Enduring years of discrimination because his mother had leprosy, Hanamant Huvanna Devanoor took a pledge the day she passed away: He would do everything to break the shackles of that discrimination by tending to leprosy patients. And he has been doing exactly that for years with his wife Basamma.
Cleaning and dressing the wounds of leprosy patients, empowering their children to get educated and stand on their feet, Hanamant has now proposed to build a separate hospital under the Mahatma Gandhi Hyderabad Karnataka Leprosy Seva Trust that he founded.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
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Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
DAYANAND JAGADISH APPAYYANAVARMATH
To help over 500 families in Belagavi’s Bailhongal taluk to shift to clean energy, organic farmer-turned entrepreneur Dayanand Jagadish Appayyanavarmath had a method: Biogas, which converts faecal sludge and cattle slurry to energy. In the process, he smartly forced a shift away from a centuries-old practice: Open defecation.
Building toilets and the basic biogas setup was the easy part for Dayanand. Getting people to talk about the taboo ‘defecation’ and human waste was a challenge. But Dayanand did not back out. He first convinced three families to sign up, and when they found their houses had become energy self-sufficient, the rest followed in droves.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
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Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
DARSHAN HARIKANT
For Darshan Harikant, headmaster of a government higher primary school in Hulkutri, Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka, Covid made it doubly hard for students to access the facility located on a hill surrounded by thick forests and rivers.
So he dived deep into text books, researched for interesting teaching material and came up with a website (hulkutrischool.in) – complete with visually appealing videos, pictures, diagrams and maps to help the students study remotely.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
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Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
BHARATI GUDLANUR
From a homemaker barely three years ago to Karnataka’s very own Pad Woman, Bharati Gudlanur’s foray into entrepreneurship for a cause has been spectacular.
Inspired by the Akshay Kumar-starrer Bollywood flick Padman, Bharati ventured into sanitary napkin production, an area with an extremely high rate of failure, and proved how it can be a resounding success with a very social connection.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
ASHA V SWAMY
Dignity in death. For the last six years, that has been the mantra of 29-year-old Asha V Swamy as she helped bury over 4,850 unidentified bodies found on railway tracks from Mandya to Kengeri, and on the streets of Ramanagara and Channapatna.
Alerted by the railway or civil police any time of the day or night, Asha would rush with her volunteers to the spot, handle the bodies with utmost respect and try her best to locate the relatives. If the family is not traced, she would perform the last rites herself.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
AKSHATHA HUMCHADAKATTE
Poet, writer and independent publisher from Shivamogga, Akshatha Humchadakatte stands tall for a reason: Her admirable mission to start a publishing house that would one day become the starting place for every first-time writer in Kannada.
Nurtured with care, her Aharnishi Prakashana has today earned a formidable reputation in the Kannada publishing space. Over half of the 90 plus books published from this house are by first-time writers, and most are women from diverse class and caste backgrounds.
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DH CHANGEMAKERS 2022
22 TO WATCH IN 2022
Deccan Herald proudly presents the 22 Changemakers to watch in 2022.
Listen to their remarkable stories of endurance, social service, excellence in fields as diverse as public health and clean energy, culture and community empowerment.
ABHISHEKA KRISHNAGOPAL
Artist, ecologist and nature educator Abhisheka Krishnagopal from Bengaluru has a knack of connecting art, dance, science and nature. Mixing visual and performing arts in her own unique, interactive way, she has mastered the art of connecting people with nature.
So, she would dance and draw to show children the fascinating interconnected relationship between fig trees and fig wasps; hold countrywide art-based nature workshops to let people know how rich the biodiversity of their area is, and egg them on to develop a bond with the flora and fauna.
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ACTOR VIKRAM'S ROLLER COASTER JOURNEY POST 'MAHAAN'
An interaction with film critic S Shivakumar
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In this episode, DH Radio's Vivek Mysore speaks to senior film writer and critic S Shivakumar on actor Vikram, his Tamil film 'Mahaan' and more.
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THE POLL WHISTLE: The Goa Verdict
A post-poll look at Goa and what to expect on results day
Hello and welcome to another edition of DH Radio’s Poll Whistle series.
In this fifth episode of the series, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan talks to Deccan Herald Special Correspondent Shemin Joy to understand the electoral dynamics of Goa, which went to polls on Monday, February 14.
By all accounts, the field is wide open since multiple political formations were in the fray. But to get a more informed analysis of the battle there, the talk with Shemin should be informative.
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THE POLL WHISTLE: The Uttarakhand Dynamics
A deep dive into the electoral dynamics of Uttarakhand. Is there a change in the offing?
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In this fourth episode of the Poll Whistle series, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan interacts with Deccan Herald Special Correspondent Shemin Joy to get a deeper insight into the dynamics of the Uttarakhand State elections due for Monday, February 14.
Can BJP beat anti-incumbency, can Congress make a comeback, can AAP make a mark. We discuss all these and more.
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THE POLL WHISTLE: Politics of Development in UP's Bundelkhand
A closer look at the poll dynamics of Uttar Pradesh's Bundelkhand region
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In this third episode of the Poll Whistle series, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan interacts with Deccan Herald's Political Editor Anand Mishra to get a ground level understanding of how the dynamics of the Bundelkhand region of UP responds more to development issues than Hindutva.
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BEATING POWER CUTS WITH SOLAR
Solar and Wind: Karnataka's big renewable energy potentials
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As big power cuts loom in the coming summer, we take a look at the renewable energy potential of both Karnataka and Bengaluru city.
To discuss this potential to generate solar and wind energy, and to dive deep into the opportunities and challenges, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Dr Jai Asundi, Executive Director of the thinktank CSTEP.
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THE POLL WHISTLE: Captain versus Congress in Punjab elections?
Will it be Captain versus Congress or a multi-polar drama in Punjab this time?
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In this second episode of the Poll Whistle series, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan interacts with Deccan Herald's political editor Anand Mishra to understand the dynamics of the Punjab State elections.
Multiple political alliances make it a very engaging election this time.
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THE POLL WHISTLE: Caste, Communalism and Corona in the UP elections
A new series, taking a ringside look at the five State elections
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In this first episode of the Poll Whistle series, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan talks to Deccan Herald's political editor Anand Mishra on the dynamics of caste, communalism and corona in the Uttar Pradesh elections.
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UNION BUDGET 2022: A SPECIAL EPISODE
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In this special episode on the Union Budget 2022, DH Radio' Rasheed Kappan takes a look at the 93-minute budget speech by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, and interacts with a host of domain experts on crypto currency to e-mobility, telecom to infrastructure, environment to housing and much more.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2022. In this episode, we examine the concept of Outcome Budget. Outcome Budget looks at the performance of various ministries, how they have handled programs, schemes, expenses that ministries incurred to execute the functions of the ministry.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2022. In this episode, we explore the concept of Finance Bill and what it entails. The Finance Bill helps the government insert amendments with all the proposed changes into all those laws concerned, without having to bring out a separate amendment for each of those Acts.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2022. in this episode, we look at the concept of trade deficit. If a country imports more goods and services than it exports in a given period of time, then such a situation is called a trade deficit. A trade deficit is also known as a negative trade balance.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2022. In this episode, we look at the concept of asset monetisation. Asset monetisation is the process of creating new sources of revenue for the government by unlocking the economic value of unutilised or underutilised public assets.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2022. In this episode, we look at the concept of vote on account, what it entails, the significance of it and more. A vote on account is a grant in advance for the central government to meet short-term expenditure needs from the Consolidated Fund of India.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2022. In this episode, we examine the concept of Appropriation Bill. In order to withdraw the money, the government passes an Appropriation Bill, which gives the government the authority to withdraw funds from the Consolidated Fund of India to meet its expenses during the course of a financial year.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2022. The Economic Survey of India is the flagship document prepared by advisors to the finance minister which comprises the current trend and a comprehensive report card of the economy in that fiscal year.
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A CHAT WITH SHRUTI HASAN on her birthday
On her birthday, the actor talks music, films, web series
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Actor Shruti Hasan has her hands full with 'Salaar' opposite Prabhas, an Amazon web series called 'The Bestseller she wrote' and a movie with Telugu superstar Chiranjivi.
She is also busy writing music for her next album. As she celebrates her birthday on January 28, she talks to DH Radio's Nina George about how she kept herself busy during the pandemic and much more.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2022. In this episode, we are looking at the concept of Revenue Budget. The Revenue Budget is the total of the government's revenue receipts and revenue expenditures.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2022. In this episode, we look at the concept of indirect tax. Indirect tax is levied on goods and services and not on the income or revenue of an individual or a company.
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Capital BudgetThis is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your questions on Union Budget 2022. In this episode, we look at the concept of Capital Budget. The Capital Budget primarily deals with capital receipts and capital payments.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio, answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2022. In this episode, we look at the concept of fiscal deficit and the role it plays in the Budget. Fiscal deficit is the difference between the government's total expenditure and its total revenues excluding money generated from borrowings.
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BATTERY-SWAPPING: Goodbye to range-anxiety?
An interaction with Chetan Maini, CoFounder, Sun Mobility
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Battery-swapping is a technology that reduces range anxiety, reduces the cost of electric vehicles by almost 40% and gives a big push to e-mobility.
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan interacts with Chetan Maini, CoFounder of the Bengaluru-based Sun Mobility to understand what this exactly means and how the EV industry is evolving.
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FILMY TAKE ON MENTAL HEALTH
How Indian cinema and 'Atrangi Re' treats mental health
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In this episode of DH Radio, Vivek Mysore speaks to Dr Padmakshi Lokesh, a clinical psychologist, stress management specialist and personality development trainer on the latest Bollywood release 'Atrangi Re' and the portrayal of mental health in commercial cinema.
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BENGALURU'S SURPLUS WATER! Solving its perennial water crisis
Dr T V Ramachandra explains how exactly to do this
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Bengaluru city's annual water requirement is 18 TMCft. Harvesting rain and storing the rainwater in rejuvenated lakes will conserve 15 TMCft.
Add another 16 TMCft of treated waste water and you get 31 TMCft. Yes, Bengaluru can have surplus water!
To explain this in more detail, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Dr T V Ramachandra from the Centre for Ecological Sciences, Indian Institute of Science.
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FEAR OF THE THIRD WAVE
An interaction to sense the public mood
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Driven by the Omicron variant, Covid-19 cases are rising again, dangerously. Do people feel that we are already in the midst of a third wave? What are their fears and apprehensions?
DH Radio's J Shiruti speaks to a cross-section of people to find out.
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A UNIFIED TRANSPORT AUTHORITY
Will it change Bengaluru's mobility?
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For years, the BBMP, BMTC, BMRCL, Traffic Police and other agencies have been working in silos, while planning and building road and other mobility infrastructure for Bengaluru.
But the Bangalore Metropolitan Land Transport Authority (BMLTA), if legislated in 2022, could change that.
It could become a platform for multiple agencies to collaborate and plan far ahead into the future. But BMLTA is just one of the many bills that will be passed this year.
To elaborate on this and other mobility issues this year, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to mobility analysts Sathya Sankaran and Ashwin Mahesh.
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'83' & BOLLYWOOD'S TRYST WITH SPORTS DRAMAS
An interaction between a sports writer and movie analyst
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In this episode of DH Radio, Vivek Mysore talks to Roshan Thyagarajan on the Ranveer Singh starrer '83' and discusses Bollywood's tryst with sports dramas.
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A CHAT WITH MISS UNIVERSE 2021
Harnaaz Sandhu speaks on body shaming, women's safety and more
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In this episode of DH Radio, Nina C George chats with Miss Universe Harnaaz Sandhu about a host of topics including how she overcame being a victim of body shaming, women's safety, transgender rights and more...
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SAFE COMMUTE, A LONG WAY OFF
Voices from the street: A safety question
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How safe are women commuting by cabs, auto rickshaws or even public transport?
How can the system ensure a robust safety network with an alert reporting and monitoring mechanism?
In this episode of DH Radio, J Shiruti interacts with a cross-section of women commuters to dive deep into this issue.
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GET OFF MY FOOTPATH, RIDER! A pedestrian problem
An interaction with Nikita Luke, Senior Project Associate, World Resources Institute (WRI)
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Footpaths are for pedestrians. Is that even a statement, you might ask. Well, such remarks need to be told in big, bold letters in a city like Bengaluru, where you need to look back, ahead, up and down before you take that next step.
For, behind you might be a motorcyclist speeding at you, taking – what he thinks is a smart shortcut - bypassing all that road traffic. Yes, right on your footpath. Don’t you have a right to stop him and say ‘Get off my footpath, rider!’?
To discuss these and much more, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Nikita Luke, Senior Project Associate, World Resources Institute (WRI) India.
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KANNADA CINEMA: A year-end review
An interaction with YouTuber Kairam Vaashi
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In this episode, DH Radio's Vivek Mysore speaks to film reviewer and YouTuber Kairam Vaashi on the hits and misses and how Kannada cinema performed in 2021.
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A Metro link to Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) is years away. So why not get a suburban rail link to cover that long distance?
No, this is not the existing line that stops at the Airport Halt Station, but a separate corridor that goes right up to the airport terminal.
To talk about this at length, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Rajkumar Dugar, a mobility activist who has been tracking this corridor plan for years.
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In today's episode, DH Radio's Vivek Mysore speaks to Harish Mallya on what went right and wrong in the OTT space in 2021.
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DH RADIO PODCAST: ALL ABOUT CRYPTO CURRENCY, the flux within
An interaction with domain experts and investors
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The crypto currency world is in a flux, caught between multiple forces seeking either an outright ban, restrained regulation or status quo.
Navigating this complex issue is DH Radio's Veena Mani, who interacts with investors and domain experts at length.
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CANCEL CULTURE: Standups Munawar and Kunal Kamra in the dock
An interaction with standup comics and audience
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It is tough to be a standup comedian today, and the challenges faced by Munawar Faruqui and Kunal Kamra just proves it.
In this episode, DH Radio's J Shiruti speaks to Bengaluru-based standup comic, Shankar Chugani and standup comedy buffs in the city to understand the apprehensions of this community.
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KGF Chapter-2 vs LAAL SINGH CHADDHA: The biggest movie clash of 2022
An interaction with senior film critic S Shyam Prasad
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In this episode of DH Radio, Vivek Mysore speaks to senior film critic S Shyam Prasad on KGF Chapter-2 vs Laal Singh Chaddha, Indian cinema's high profile clash of 2022.
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OMICRON, DEMYSTIFIED: Will it really trigger a Third Wave?
An interaction with Dr Vishal Rao, Genomic Surveillance Committee, Govt of Karnataka
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Omicron, the Variant of Concern, has attracted global attention for its potential to trigger another massive spike in Covid-19.
Will it spark a third wave in India, how do we prepare for it, and is it really so dangerous as made out to be?
To discuss all these in much detail, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan speaks to Dr Vishal Rao, member, Genomic Surveillance Committee, Government of Karnataka, COVID Task Force; and Dean, Centre for Academic Research, HCG Cancer Centre.
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BIKE TAXIS, Finally Here and Legal
Can they finally fill the last-mile connectivity gap?
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Now legal in Bengaluru and the rest of Karnataka, Bike Taxis offer a very viable option for first and last-mile connectivity.
In this episode, DH Radio's J Shiruti speaks to the bike riders called captains and actual users, while Rasheed Kappan interacts with Rapido Cofounder Aravind Sanka and multi-modal commute platform Tummoc's Cofounder and CEO Hiranmay Mallick.
An interaction with Raj B Shetty, director of the Kannada film making waves countrywide
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In this episode of DH Radio, Vivek Mysore speaks to Raj B Shetty, director of 'Garuda Gamana Vrishabha Vahana', the Kannada film that is making waves across the country.
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WARD COMMITTEES: HYPER LOCAL GOVERNANCE
How financially empowered BBMP ward committees can truly decentralise governance.
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For the first time in India, ward committees attached to the Bengaluru city corporation (BBMP) have been empowered financially to decide on local civic works. But how exactly are these committees functioning to decentralise city governance?
In this episode, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan talks to Srinivas Alavilli, Head, Citizens Participation, Janaagraha, a seasoned civic activist who has spearheaded multiple citizen-centred campaigns for years in Bengaluru.
AD' CENSORS: A TIGHTROPE WALKING
Of controversial advts, backlash & tricky self-censorship
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The FabIndia Ad triggered a controversy. So did Tanishq, so did Sabyasachi. Do we see a trend here? Does the backlash make the creative minds in the advertisement industry guarded, wary and resort to that dreaded thing called self censorship?
In this episode, DH Radio's J Shiruti talks to Krishnaprasad Balakrishnan, an independent advertising and branding professional with over 20 years of experience in the industry.
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The PayTM IPO hype and what followed thereafter
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What made PayTM list at a discount and then the stock tank, while a similar company Zomato did well? Both have been loss-making companies. Have there been such cases in the past where there's been so much hype about a particular IPO but the company failed to perform at the bourses?
To dig deeper, DH Radio's Veena Mani talks to the domain experts.
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For 36 years, Bengaluru has been waiting for an affordable, well-connected suburban rail network system. Despite its huge potential to decongest the city's notoriously crowded roads, the project is yet to take off. Why?
To discuss this, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan interacts with Sanjeev Dyamannavar, a seasoned mobility analyst who has been actively tracking and campaigning for this rail network for years.
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Social media is going through a big churn, both in terms of the content and the trendsetters.
In today's episode, DH Radio's Shruti Iyer speaks to an exciting bunch of GenZers and millennials sharing their experiences on the direction social media is taking, the challenges ahead and much more.
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An interaction with award-winning film critic Baradwaj Rangan
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In today's episode, Vivek Mysore presents an insightful discussion with film critic Baradwaj Rangan on Rajinikanth's terrific longevity and his Box-office might in a pandemic era. Listen in...
An interaction with Shaheen Shasa, Bengaluru Bus Prayanikara Vedike (Bengaluru Bus Travellers Forum)
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Only 6,300 buses for a city of 1.5 crore is not the way to push people from their personal cars and motorcycles to public transport. So, what is the way out?
To discuss this, DH Radio's Rasheed Kappan talks to Shaheen Shasa, an active campaigner for an affordable, accessible bus system, under the platform the Bengaluru Bus Prayanikara Vedike. Listen in...
An interaction with mobility expert Ashish Verma
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Our roads are so unwalkable, our footpaths are so pedestrian. So what's new? Is that your question?
Ok, so let's choose a road, upgrade it with a pedestrian-first approach and keep out vehicles during weekends. That's exactly what they did with Bengaluru's Church Street. And boom! the crowds came in massive numbers, yes, walking! So, what happened?
To get an answer to that question, Rasheed Kappan talks to IISc professor Ashish Verma, who along with his colleague Hemanthini Allirani, did an award-winning study on the impact of the pedestrianisation project.
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All the talking points of the Deepavali week, and what to watch where.
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The Indian film industry welcomed this Deepavali with excitement, debate, controversy and gloom. Several films across languages spurred interesting discussions, signaling the full-fledged resumption of the industry after a long battle with Covid-19.
Vivek Mysore from DH Radio takes you through all the talking points of last week and tells you what to watch where.
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An interaction with seasoned ecologist and ornithologist M B Krishna
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Recent studies have clearly established a sharp fall in the number of migratory birds visiting Bengaluru during winter. To talk about this and of course, about the missing sparrows and crows and more, we have with us today ornithologist M B Krishna, in conversation with Rasheed Kappan.
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An interaction with IIC cofounder, veteran cartoonist VG Narendra.
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Hitting a landmark 15th year next year, the Bengaluru-based Indian Institute of Cartoonists has been sort of a home for artists of satire from across the country.
Over the last one and a half decade, the place has hosted over 170 cartoon exhibitions by amateurs and professionals of the likes of Mario Miranda and R K Laxman.
In a chat with Rasheed Kappan, veteran cartoonist and IIC cofounder VG Narendra dives deep into its fascinating history. Listen in...
An interaction with the drone maker, the pilot and the team
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On October 4, for the first time in India and South East Asia, an Indian-made commercial drone delivered a Covid vaccine shot to the remote Karang island inside the Loktat lake in Manipur.
Made by Helicam India, the helicopter drone covered an aerial distance of over 15 kms from Bishnupur district hospital to the Karang island in 15-16 minutes.
Today's episode anchored by Rasheed Kappan has all that action, drama, excitement, challenges and the operation, as recalled by drone maker Adarsh N, Devesh Kumar Jha, founder of Daybest Aerospace and its CTO Neeraj Kumar Pradhan. Listen in...
An interaction with environmental activist Dattatreya T Devare
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Hundreds of massive, century-old trees are being felled for road projects, big and small, in our cities. Can a 'Heritage' tag save them from indiscriminate felling?
To discuss this in detail, we have with us Dattatreya T Devare, a Bengaluru-based environmental activist, whose legal activism has already set up an elaborate process to save our trees. Listen in to his interaction with Rasheed Kappan.
An interaction with Rohit Dey, a NASA Young Scientist, drone wizard and startup CTO.
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In today's episode anchored by Rasheed Kappan, drone scientist Rohit Dey takes a deep dive into the near future when drones will morph into aerial entertainers, lighting up the sky with Deepavali fireworks and more. He dwells deeper into drone swarms, skyscraper fire-fighting and drones as data repeaters in the sky.
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An interaction with Usha Rao, anthropologist tracking social impact of a changing Bengaluru
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In today's episode anchored by Rasheed Kappan, anthropologist Usha Rao takes us back to the lost Banda Ground, a shared open space near Shivajinagar that gave way to the Cantonment Metro Station project.
Listen to her, as she explains how our playgrounds, a democratic space, are being blatantly encroached upon without any public consultation.
These, she reminds, are not empty spaces but places where communities are formed, children are socialised and grow into adulthood, building enduring social bonds.
An interaction with ‘NoCountryMan’ Kedarnath GM
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For today’s episode, we went looking for Kedarnath, who had left Bengaluru in 2017 on a 3 lakh kilometre worldwide tour on a motorcycle. It was not easy tracking him down, but Rasheed Kappan finally caught up with him on the side of a Java highway in Indonesia.
Listen in to his fascinating tales of endurance, adventure and the boundless joy of connecting with a million people. And of course, don’t miss his great escape from a raging Kangaroo Down Under!
An interaction with Suresh Jayaram, author, Bangalore's Lalbagh
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Today, we have with us Suresh Jayaram, an artist, art historian, curator and garden enthusiast who has just launched a fantastic book on Lalbagh. He calls it Bangalore's Lalbagh for a reason: The book goes far beyond, vividly capturing the city's culture and traditions in lucid text and arresting imagery. Listen in.
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For today’s episode, we have with us Sathya Sankaran, Bengaluru’s Bicycle Mayor, who is spearheading a campaign to make cycling a way of life in the city, not restricted to only recreation and weekend trips.
Yes, Cycling to work sounds very eco-friendly indeed. But why would anyone risk their lives competing for space with those reckless, random, risky, roaring motorists hell-bent on occupying every inch of road space?
Sathya has shown there is a way out, and he articulates it in this conversation with Rasheed Kappan. Listen in.
Hello people, good morning, and welcome back to DH Radio.
For today’s episode, we have with us Mr Uday Vijayan from Beyond Carlton, a collective that has been at the forefront of high-rise fire-safety in Bengaluru for over a decade.
In many ways, the 2010 Carlton Towers fire tragedy that claimed nine lives was a big eye-opener, exposing the huge gaps in high-rise fire-safety. For Mr Uday, the fire was also a personal tragedy, having lost his son in the blaze.
But he refused to give up, and sparked a movement that eventually forced the government to amend the rules to empower the Fire Services to re-inspect high-rise buildings for fire-safety.
In conversation with Rasheed Kappan, Mr Vijay recalls those trying days and the campaign that followed. Listen in…
Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. Today's episode is part of a series "All things Covid" by GCCMC, a Covid-19 knowledge and collaboration platform enabled by Wipro, in collaboration with Deccan herald. Today we will get to know about what relation does Covid has with thyroid disorders, obesity and vitamin D deficiency. Listen in...
Welcome to 'All Things Covid', this is a podcast where we will put the spotlight on Covid, thyroid disorders, obesity and vitamin D deficiency and help us understand the correlation between each of these conditions, we have with us Dr Usha Ayyagari, who is a senior endocrinologist at Apollo hospitals, Chennai.
To know more about the conversation, listen to the podcast.
In today's episode of "All things Covid" by GCCMC, a Covid-19 knowledge and collaboration platform enabled by Wipro, in collaboration with Deccan Herald, top doctors Dr Mahesh Kant, Dr Jayprakash Sahoo, Dr Preetam Chappity, Dr Sambit Das and Dr Sanjay Bhadada talk about Mucormycosis.
Welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. During the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, we saw a surge in the cases of Mucormycosis and there have been many questions on what exactly is this.
Today's episode is part of a series "All things Covid" by GCCMC, a Covid-19 knowledge and collaboration platform enabled by Wipro, in collaboration with Deccan herald.
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In today's episode of "All things Covid" by GCCMC, a COVID-19 knowledge and collaboration platform enabled by Wipro, in collaboration with Deccan Herald, Dr Mahesh Kanth answers questions relating to the vaccines against Covid-19.
Supreme Court fines all major political parties after holding them guilty of contempt of its 2020 order on disclosing criminal antecedents of candidates and the reasons for selecting them during the Bihar Assembly polls; Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai gives a slew of directions to the police including a tight vigil in the districts bordering with neighbouring states where the Covid-19 cases are on the rise and PM Modi launches the second phase of the Ujjwala cooking gas scheme.
In your evening news update, B S Yediyurappa resigns from the post of Karnataka chief minister; Maharastra government says the death toll in rain-related incidents in the state rose to 164 and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee says her government has formed a two-member inquiry commission to look into allegations of snooping on politicians, officials and journalists using Israeli spyware Pegasus.
In your daily evening news update, nearly 60 people were killed in a series of landslides in Western Maharashtra; Karnataka High Court quashes notice issued by the Uttar Pradesh Police to Twitter India Managing Director Manish Maheshwari; Lok Sabha was informed that no fixed timeline can be indicated for the completion of the vaccination drive but the government expects that all those above 18 years will be vaccinated by year-end and the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics begins today.
In your daily evening news update, a nationwide survey has found two-thirds of the country's population aged above six to have SARS-CoV-2 antibodies; The Pegasus snooping row reaches Karnataka; Raj Kundra was arrested and remanded to police custody till July 23 and Union Health Ministry suggests reopening of primary schools first, before opening colleges.
In your evening news update, University Grants Commission asks colleges to complete the final year examinations of the current academic year by August 31; Amit Shah says that it was only after Narendra Modi became prime minister that the country got an independent security strategy and Congress crisis in Punjab appears to be turning into a jigsaw puzzle.
In your evening news brief, Electoral compulsions may have been behind Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's decision to allow the annual 'Kawad Yatra' in the state; Dearness Allowance (DA) for Central government employees and pensioners has been increased from 17% to 28% and At SCO, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar says combating terrorism and extremism is the key purpose of the Organisation.
In your evening news update, Rajinikanth announces he has no plans to take the political plunge in the future; Dr Reddy's Laboratories Ltd says India's full rollout of the Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine will have to be put on hold until the Russian producer provides equal quantities of its two differing doses; Speculations rife about a reshuffle in the Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust and Flash floods triggered by heavy rain in Himachal Pradesh’s Dharamshala.
In your evening news update, WHO likely to take a decision on including Covaxin in the emergency use list within four to six weeks; UP unveils draft of The Uttar Pradesh Population (Control, Stabilisation and Welfare) Bill, 2021; BJP dubs Karnataka Congress president D K Shivakumar a “rowdy” and Kerala reports 40 Zika virus cases.
Nitya Sharma, the CEO and founder of Simpl talks about the credit industry, how it's been affected by the pandemic, and explains the concept of 'buy now, Pay later'.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. We know that Credit Institutions are very important for the economy. Today we are joined by Nitya Sharma, the CEO and founder of Simpl to talk about that. Hi, Nitya, and welcome to DH Radio.
Nitya Sharma: Hi.
Ahmed: Could you explain to us the concept of 'buy now, pay later'?
Nitya: It's basically, allows a user to buy from retailers, online and online, and pay later, as the name suggests. While it seems new and is a buzzword now, it is actually the original form of money...
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In your evening news update, 43 ministers inducted in Modi Cabinet reshuffle, Mamata Banerjee attacks Narendra Modi over fuel prices and veteran actor Dilip Kumar passes away.
In your news update, Russian Direct Investment Fund and Morepen Laboratories announce production of the test batch of the Sputnik V vaccine in an exclusive facility in Himachal Pradesh; Union Minister and Rajya Sabha Leader of House Thawarchand Gehlot appointed Governor of Karnataka; Delhi High Court pulls up Twitter for dilly-dallying on complying with new IT rules and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee says BJP members "do not know courtesy and decency".
In your evening news brief, Father Stan Swamy passes away; SBI Research report says India could face the third wave of Covid-19 as early as next month, with cases reaching the peak sometime in September; 12 BJP MLAs were suspended today from the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly and India offers Co-WIN platform as a digital public good to other countries to run their own Covid-19 inoculation drives.
In your evening news update, Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police Dilbag Singh says the involvement of Pakistan in the drone attack on an Air Force station here cannot be ruled out; Epidemiologist and health expert Dr Chandrakant Lahariya says the Delta Plus variant is very similar to the Delta variant and is unlikely to cause a possible third wave and West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar was forced to cut short his inaugural address to the newly constituted state assembly amid ruckus by opposition BJP over post-poll violence in the state.
In your daily news update, Army Chief Gen M M Naravane says the availability of drones has increased the complexity of security challenges; Prime Minister Modi appreciates doctors for their relentless service during the Covid-19 pandemic; Anti-CAA activist and Assam MLA Akhil Gogoi was cleared of all charges by a special NIA court and Supreme Court says if an abducted person is treated well and not assaulted or threatened to be killed, then the kidnapper cannot be sentenced to life imprisonment under Section 364A of the Indian Penal Code.
In your daily news update, DCGI permits Cipla to import Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine for restricted emergency use; ICC says this year's T20 World Cup will be played from October 17 to November 14 and former Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh fails to appear before the Enforcement Directorate in connection with a money laundering case.
In this episode of The Lead by DH radio, naturalists and authors of ‘Photographic Field Guide – Wildlife of South India' David Raju and Surya Ramachandran talk about their book and the wildlife.
Hi. before we begin today's episode, here is actor Priyamani with a message for you.
Hi Everybody, this is Priyamani. We are up against a formidable enemy that is the coronavirus. This virus has driven us all indoors and locked us up. We have lived in fear for more than a year. But now I can tell you that it's time to beat the enemy. Take your vaccine shots, jump to safety. Make the difference and don't forget to take the jab.
You heard her. Go get that jab because it's a jab well done!
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. In today's episode, we are joined by naturalists and authors of ‘Photographic Field Guide – Wildlife of South India' David Raju and Surya Ramachandran. Earlier, the two had authored another guidebook called Photographic Field Guide – Wildlife of Central India'
Hi David and Surya, welcome to DH Radio.
David Raju: Hi
Surya Ramachandran: Hi
Ahmed: How did you go about the book?
Surya: To put it in simple terms, we wanted to create a bridge between the scientific community and the layman, who is curious but daunted by the task of exploring the wilderness...
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In your evening news brief, Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti make their participation in Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections conditional; Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal calls for everyone to work together to ensure there is no shortage of oxygen in the next Covid-19 wave; Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar appeals to the farmers to end their agitation and a woman entrepreneur allegedly died in Kanpur after her vehicle was stuck up in traffic following a blockade during President Ram Nath Kovind's visit.
In your evening news update, Twitter denies Union IT and Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad access to his account for an hour; a war of words breaks out between the BJP and AAP over a report by Supreme Court-appointed panel and Maharashtra becomes the first state in the country to cross the three-crore vaccination.
In your evening news update, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met senior leaders from Jammu and Kashmir; Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani announces the world's cheapest smartphone, JioPhone Next and Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah asks MLAs not to project him as the Chief Ministerial face for the 2023 Karnataka Assembly polls.
In your evening news update, NCB takes Iqbal Kaskar into custody; 3 people died and 20 injured after a car bomb went off near Hafiz Saeed's house, AstraZeneca and Pfizer-BioNTech's vaccines remain broadly effective against Delta and Kappa variants, say Oxford researchers and Prashant Kishor met NCP supremo Sharad Pawar.
In your evening news brief, Kashmir parties decide to attend PM Modi’s meeting; The UK launches negotiations to join a trade partnership in and around the Pacific Ocean and in Uttarakhand, ayurvedic doctors can now prescribe allopathic medicines.
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In your evening news brief, Karnataka adds six more districts, including Bengaluru Rural, under Unlock 2.0; Prime Minister Narendra says yoga remains a "ray of hope" and a source of strength for the people in the fight against the pandemic and Supreme Court asks Centre to submit details of compensation provided to people who died of Covid-19.
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In your evening news brief, AIIMS chief says next wave in six to eight weeks if Covid-19 appropriate behaviour not followed; Finance ministry says Indian customer deposits in Swiss banks have fallen since 2019 and Ultraconservative cleric Ebrahim Raisi wins Iran presidential race.
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In your evening news brief, B S Yediyurappa says there is no political crisis in Karnataka; Uttar Pradesh Police sent a legal notice to the Managing Director of Twitter India and Sri Lankan authorities have said that the highly transmissible Delta variant of Covid-19 has been detected for the first time in the community.
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In your evening news brief, CBSE Class 12 results to be declared by July 31; Former encounter specialist Pradeep Sharma was arrested by the NIA and FIR against yoga guru Ramdev for allegedly spreading "false" information.
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Summary: In today's episode, PRS Legislative Research's Prachee Mishra explains the Model Tenancy Act, how it came into being, its advantages, and more.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. A few days ago, the Centre brought in the Model Tenancy Act. To talk about it, we are joined by Prachee Mishra, who heads research at PRS Legislative Research. She has published research focussed on the infrastructure sector, including transport, energy, and land-related matters. Hi Prachee, and welcome to DH Radio.
Prachee Mishra: Hi.
Ahmed: What was the need for this Model Tenancy Act?
Prachee: If we see tenancy or rental housing in India today, it's primarily an urban phenomenon...
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In your evening news brief, Adani Group stocks lose more ground; 5,000 youths in Delhi to be trained as health assistants and Karnataka minister says not a time for change in leadership.
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In your evening news brief, monsoon rains have covered two-third of the country;
centrally-protected monuments to reopen on June 16 and Former Telangana health minister Eatala Rajender joins the BJP.
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In this episode of the Lead by DH Radio, actor Swara Bhaskar talks about her new short film 'Dobara Alvida' and more.
Hi. Hope you are doing good. Before we begin, as part of Deccan Herald's vaccination awareness campaign we have a special message for you from Ms Sudha Murthy.
Sudha Murthy: The virus has brought the world to a standstill. It has claimed millions of lives, and humanity is experiencing immense pain and suffering. But we can now defeat the virus. Take your vaccine shots
You heard her. Make a difference, take the jab. #jabwelldone
Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio, In today's episode, DH's Nina C George speaks to actor Swara Bhaskar, who has started in films like 'Prem Ratan Dhan Paya' and 'Veere Di Weeding' and has made her mark on OTT shows like 'Rasbari' and 'Bhag Beanie Bhag'. Listen in.
Nina C George: Hi, Swara.
Swara Bhaskar: Hi.
Nina: 'Dobara Alvida' is your short film. What was it about the character that impressed you in the short film?
Swara: You know what I love about 'Dobara Alvida' was the fact that there is something very familiar about that idea...
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In your evening news brief, Congress needs widespread reforms to show it's no longer in inertia, says Kapil Sibal; Karnataka minister Jagadish Shettar says no need to read too much into B S Yediyurappa visit to Mutts and Union minister Pradhan says Congress-ruled states should cut tax on petrol, diesel
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In your evening news brief, GST council cuts rates on Covid-19 essentials to 5%; Diesel at Rs 100 mark in Rajasthan, Karnataka sees petrol at Rs 100/litre and Priyanka Gandhi slams govt's Covid response
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In your evening news brief, Mukul Roy back in TMC; Shopping for essentials and marriages at home will be permitted during the weekend curfews till June 21 in Karnataka and Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa exudes confidence in completing his term in office.
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In today's episode, we are joined by a special guest Anandhi Viswanathan to talk about 'Jill the Reckless' by P G Woodhouse.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, Before we begin today's episode, Actor Ramesh Arvind has a message for you. Listen in.
Ramesh Arvind: When climbing a mountain itself is tough, why insist on carrying it? The Covid-19 problem has risen to a mountainous proportion. Refusing vaccination is similar to carrying a mountain load of tension. Get it off your back. Please get vaccinated. My family & I are vaccinated. Your turn now.
Ahmed Shariff: You heard him, Make a difference, get the jab #JabWellDone
Hi and welcome to another episode of Reads of the week, I am joined by my colleague L Subramnai and we have a special guest today Ms Anandhi Viswanathan. Hi mam, welcome to the show.
Anandhi Viswanathan: Hello, I am glad to be here...
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In your evening news brief, Rahul Gandhi demands every person walking into a Covid-19 vaccination centre should get the jab; National Disaster Response Force prepares to face heavy rain in Maharashtra and BJP leader Arun Singh dismisses speculation of change of leadership in Karnataka.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Vikas Khandelwal, CEO of Eqaro Guarantees, explains what rental bonds are and how the pandemic has affected the rental market.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. If you happened to have gone around the town, you would have seen many houses with the symbol 'To-Let'. This is a common scene. Today we will talk about something called the rental bonds that addresses this issue. So let's know what it is and I welcome to the show Vikas Khandelwal, CEO of Eqaro Guarantees.
Vikas Khandelwal: Hi. Nice to be on the show.
Ahmed: What are these rental bonds?
Vikas: Before I answer your question about what rental guarantees are, it's important to understand what the tenancy situation in India is...
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In your evening news brief, Karnataka government considering easing of curbs in four to five different phases; Congress leader and former Union Minister Jitin Prasada joins BJP and NIV scientist isolate two samples of the B.1.1.28.2 variant of Cornavirus.
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In your evening news brief, Centre revises vaccination guidelines; CET to be conducted on August 28 and 29 and Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa is likely to hold a meeting in a day or two about lifting restrictions in Karnataka.
The Government of India on Tuesday issued revised guidelines for the national Covid-19 vaccination programme, to be implemented from June 21.
In a comprehensive set of guidelines, the Centre said that vaccine doses would be allocated to states/UTs "based on population, disease burden & vaccination progress. Wastage will affect allocation negatively".
The Centre will provide states/UTs advance information of vaccine doses to be supplied to them to be likewise allocated by them to districts and vaccination centres. How to prioritise vaccinations with the given supply schedule has been left to the states/ UTs.
States have also been asked to publicise the availability of these vaccines at the district- and vaccination-centre level to make it more visible and convenient for citizens.
The Karnataka Common Entrance Test for various vocational courses, including engineering, is scheduled to be conducted on August 28 and 29.
"The CET exam will take place on August 28 and 29. Each subject will carry 60 marks," Deputy Chief Minister C N Ashwath Narayan said at a press conference on Tuesday.
The Maths and Biology exams will be held on the first day while Physics and Chemistry on the second day. Registration will commence from June 15, he said, adding that the PUC marks will not be taken into account. Narayan further said students will be required to score a minimum mark to clear the entrance test.
Amid talks that Karnataka may start the unlock process by lifting restrictions after June 14, Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa is likely to hold a meeting in a day or two, to discuss the matter and take a call.
The state is currently under lockdown till June 14, and there are indications that the government is likely to go for graded relaxation of restrictions, in districts that have less positivity rate to begin with.
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In your evening news brief, Centre to take care of the entire vaccination process, says PM Modi; a writ petition was filed at Nepal's Supreme Court demanding nullification of the Cabinet reshuffle by Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli and Mehul Choksi says some men in the disguise of Antiguan Police had physically assaulted him.
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In this episode of The Lead, ace actor Manoj Bajpayee talks about his character in 'The Family Man', him venturing in the OTT space, and more.
Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. In today’s episode, DH’s Nina C George talks to ace actor Manoj Bajpayee about his latest project, 'The Family Man' season 2 and more. Listen in.
Nina C George: Hi, how are you?
Manoj Bajpayee: Very well, Nina.
Nina: Welcome to DH Radio.
Manoj: Thank you.
Nina: I realised that Sreekant Tiwari has evolved from season 1, how was it like playing the evolved Sreekant Tiwari?
Manoj: I don't know whether to define that stage of Sreekant Tiwari's mind has evolved but definitely Sreekant Tiwari who is not into his element, someone who is completely held back by the circumstances that he is thrown in and also trying to come to terms with the changed realities and circumstances in his life, he wants to keep everything together...
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In your evening news brief, Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa says he would continue to head the state government as long as the party High Command had trust in him; petrol in Mumbai crossed Rs 101 a litre mark and India sees continuing decline in Covid-19 cases.
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In your evening news brief, G7 nations sign key pact to make tech giants pay fair taxes; Centre issues final notice to Twitter over IT rules compliance and GST revenues up 65% in May at Rs 1.02 lakh crore
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In today's episode, guest Aishwarya Pillai talks about her experiences and the book by Stephen King, Pet Sematary
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of Reads of the week by DH Radio. I am Ahmed Shariff and joining me today is L Subramani and also we have a special guest today, Ms Aishwarya from Hyderabad. She is working as a Rehabilitation Counselor at LV Prasad Eye Institute. She loves all sorts of books, the horror genre and those by Stephen King and some by his son.
L Subramani: Hi Ahmed. It's nice to have someone with the same liking as mine...
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In your evening news brief, Karnataka cancels II PUC examination; SSLC exams in 3rd week of July; RBI keeps repo rate unchanged for 6th time in a row and Ministry of Defence clears mega naval project to build 6 submarines.
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In your evening news brief, Validity of TET certificates extended from 7 years to lifetime; SC asks CBSE, CISCE to place on record objective parameters for assessment of Class 12 marks in two weeks and Serum Institute of India seeks permission to manufacture Covid-19 vaccine Sputnik V in India.
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In your evening news brief, Delhi High Court slams government over vaccination; IMA reveals that 594 doctors succumbed to the virus during the second wave and T20 World Cup could be moved from India to the United Arab Emirates
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In today's episode, CEO and co-founder of Meme Chat, Kyle Fernandes speaks about memes, how they contribute to brand building and his venture.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. We all have been fascinated by memes because they not just shell out humour, but also irony.
To talk about that, we are joined by Kyle Fernandes. He is the CEO and Co-founder of Meme Chat. Hi, Kyle and welcome to DH Radio.
Kyle Fernandes: Hi Ahmed. Thank you.
Ahmed: How do memes help in building a brand?
Kyle: Memes became popular in 2010. That's when the digital boom happened...
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In your evening news brief, Policymakers must have 'ears on ground', SC says on mandatory registration on CoWIN; Bengal govt will not release Chief Secretary for Central duty, says Mamata Banerjee and China says each couple can have three children
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Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. In today's episode, DH's Nina C George talks to versatile actor Priya Mani about her projects the latest being The second season of The Family Man which will be releasing on Amazon Prime on June 4. Tune in.
Nina C George: Hi, Priya. Welcome to DH Radio.
Priya Mani: Thank you
Nina: How have you been?
Priya Mani: Getting along. This year has also been tough because of the second wave. I'm taking one day at a time...
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In your evening news brief, Prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda says India sent a private jet to Dominica carrying documents related to the deportation of fugitive businessman Mehul Choksi; Prime Minister Narendra Modi says country has followed the mantra of "Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas" in the past seven years and Qatar says it has no plans to normalise ties with Syria.
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In your evening news brief, Fuel prices were hiked again; Karnataka asks the GST council to release compensation of Rs 11,000 crore to the state that is pending for the 2020-21 financial year and remaining matches of IPL to be held in the UAE.
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In your evening news brief, The Supreme Court directs states to provide immediate relief to children orphaned due to the Covid-19 pandemic; Rahul Gandhi lashes out at PM Modi and Karnataka 2nd PU exams may go online.
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In your evening news brief, RBI says second wave of Covid-19 pandemic triggered revision of growth; Rahul Gandhi seeks Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention in the withdrawal of new regulations in Lakshadweep, and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar says there is "a political effort" to depict the current government in India in a certain way.
Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and you are listening to, From The Newsroom— your daily evening news catch-up show from Deccan Herald.
Here is the top news of May 27, 2021:
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said that there is "a political effort" to depict the current government in India in a certain way and there is a difference between the political imagery that has been "concocted" and actually the governance record out there.
During a conversation with former US National Security Advisor General HR McMaster in ‘Battlegrounds’ session on 'India: Opportunities And Challenges For A Strategic Partnership’ presented by the Hoover Institution, Jaishankar on Wednesday also said that India is going through “a very stressful time" right now because of the pandemic.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention in the withdrawal of new regulations in Lakshadweep, saying the rules seek to penalise dissent and undermine grassroots democracy.
In a letter to the prime minister, he said all this is being done by the new administrator Praful Khoda Patel in the guise of development and maintaining law and order.
Reserve Bank of India on Thursday said that the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic has triggered revision of growth projections for the current financial year with consensus gravitating towards its earlier forecast of 10.5 per cent.
The central bank, in its annual report for 2020-2021, further said that previous year has left a scar on the economy and "in the midst of the second wave, as 2021-22 commences, pervasive despair is being lifted by cautious optimism built up by vaccination drives.”
Source: PTI
In your evening news brief, RBI says Second pandemic wave triggered revision of growth; Rahul Gandhi seeks Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention in the withdrawal of new regulations in Lakshadweep and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar says there is "a political effort" to depict the current government in India in a certain way.
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Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and you are listening to, From The Newsroom— your daily evening news catch up show from Deccan Herald.
Here is the top news of May 27, 2021:
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said that there is "a political effort" to depict the current government in India in a certain way and there is a difference between the political imagery that has been "concocted" and actually the governance record out there.
During a conversation with former US National Security Advisor General HR McMaster in ‘Battlegrounds’ session on 'India: Opportunities And Challenges For A Strategic Partnership’ presented by the Hoover Institution, Jaishankar on Wednesday also said that India is going through “a very stressful time" right now because of the pandemic.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention in the withdrawal of new regulations in Lakshadweep, saying the rules seek to penalise dissent and undermine grassroots democracy.
In a letter to the prime minister, he said all this is being done by the new Administrator Praful Khoda Patel in the guise of development and maintaining law and order.
Reserve Bank of India on Thursday said that the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic has triggered revision of growth projections for the current financial year with consensus gravitating towards its earlier forecast of 10.5 per cent.
The central bank, in its annual report for 2020-2021, further said that previous year has left a scar on the economy and "in the midst of the second wave, as 2021-22 commences, pervasive despair is being lifted by cautious optimism built up by vaccination drives.”
Source: PTI
In your evening news brief, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee says at least one crore people were affected by Cyclone Yaas; Delhi High Court has awarded Rs 6 lakh interim compensation to a six-year-old victim of sexual assault, JEE (Advanced) postposed due to the pandemic and freedom fighter and centenarian H S Doreswamy is no more.
Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and you are listening to, From The Newsroom— your daily evening news catch-up show from Deccan Herald.
Here is the top news of May 25, 2021:
At least one crore people were affected and three lakh houses damaged in West Bengal due to the rough weather conditions arising out of cyclone 'Yaas', Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Wednesday.
Cautioning people that high tide in seas, caused by the storm surge, would persist, Banerjee claimed that Bengal happens to be the "most-affected state".
Cyclone 'Yaas' made its landfall on Wednesday morning near Dhamra port in Odisha, at 130-140 kmph, gusting to 155 kmph, according to Doppler radar data.
The Delhi High Court has awarded Rs 6 lakh interim compensation to a six-year-old victim of sexual assault, observing that though the system cannot undo the offence it can provide psychological security or empowerment with monetary help besides prosecuting the offender.
The high court, which set aside the trial court’s order awarding Rs 50,000 interim compensation to the boy-child, enhanced the amount to Rs 6 lakh saying the previous sum was low, to say the least.
Justice Anup Jairam Bhambhani said that while attempting to quantify the compensation payable to the victim even at the interim stage, the court’s effort should be to offer monetary recompense, to the extent possible, for atonement of the crime.
The JEE (Advanced) 2021, which was scheduled to be held on July 03, 2021, has been postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The revised date of examination will be announced later.
Noted freedom fighter and centenarian H S Doreswamy passed away on Wednesday afternoon due to cardiac arrest.
The 104-year-old Gandhian was admitted to Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research a few days ago due to old age-related sickness including hypertension and bronchitis. In the first week of May, Doreswamy had tested positive for Covid-19. He had successfully fought the Covid-19 virus and was discharged on May 12 from the Jayadeva Hospital.
Several prominent personalities including Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa have expressed condolences over the demise of freedom fighter.
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In your evening news brief, Ocugen submits ‘Master File’ to US FDA; US Secretary of State Antony Blinken begins a Middle East visit in Israel and Congress vs BJP rivalry heats up over an alleged 'toolkit' on Twitter.
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In your evening news brief, On-site registration enabled for the 18-44 years age group on the Co-WIN; WHO chief calls for global effort to ensure 10% of every country is vaccinated by September and Delhi Police say their special cell has sent a notice to Twitter in connection with a probe on the ‘Toolkit as manipulation media' matter.
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In today's episode, Author Rohini S Rajagopal talks about her memoir 'What's A Lemon Squeezer Doing In My Vagina?,' and more.
L Subramani: Hello this is L Subramani for DH podcasts. While we are talking about a population explosion happening in India, it looks like the country is also inching towards a fertility crisis of some kind.
If the Indian Association of Assisted Reproduction were to be believed, 15% of the country's population is dealing with fertility issues, while 27.5 million couples who are trying to have babies have hit upon some kind of problem with natural conception.
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In your evening news brief, PM Modi reviews preparedness for Cyclone Yaas; Two-time Olympic medallist Sushil Kumar arrested in wrestler murder case and UAE asks to host 2023 UN climate change conference.
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In your evening news brief, SBI reports 80% surge in standalone net profit; Sunderlal Bahuguna succumbs to Covid-19 and Goa government to challenge in the high court Tarun Tejpal's acquittal in a 2013 rape case.
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In today's episode, we discuss 'The vaccine book for Covid-19' and also talks about the various aspects related to the vaccines.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of the Read(s) of the week. Today's I am joined by my colleague L Subramnai to discuss the books that we have read in the past week. Hi sir and welcome to the show.
L Subramani: Hello, Ahmed.
Ahmed: It's a pretty grim situation out there.
Subramani: Absolutely, I agree with you. I have lost quite a few of my friends...
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In your evening news brief, Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai says state to go for stricter implementation of lockdown measures; West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee says she felt ‘insulted’ at the meeting with the PM and Government says nearly two crore Covid-19 vaccine doses are still available with states and union territories.
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In your evening news brief, Karnataka govt announces financial assistance worth Rs 1,250 crore for those affected by the Covid-19 lockdown; Karnataka sets goal to vaccinate all those eligible in the state by November end and plea filed in the Supreme Court seeking details about the current status of the PM Cares Fund.
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Ahmed Shariff: Hi this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. In the past weeks, we have seen a spate of cases of Mucormycosis. Now, what exactly is this? To tell us more about this today we are joined by Dr Arunaloke Chakrabarti, president of the International Society for Human and Animal Mycology. He is the professor and In-Charge Center of Advanced Research in Medical Mycology, WHO Collaborating Center for Reference & Research on Fungi of Medical Importance National Culture Collection of Pathogenic Fungi. Hi Dr and welcome to DH Radio.
Dr Arunaloke Chakrabarti: Hi, thank you.
Ahmed: Dr, What exactly is this Mucormycosis and why is it affecting those afflicted with Covid-19, what is the relationship?
Dr Chakrabarti: First, I am happy that you have called it Mucormycosis because throughout the media and everywhere it is mentioned as Black Fungi. It is not at all Black Fungi, the reason is that there is a separate group of black fungi. I don't know where this term has been coined, this is a misnomer.
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In your evening news brief, K K Shailaja finds no place in the new Kerala Cabinet; PM Modi asserts vaccination is a strong way to fight Covid and Delhi High Court stays proceedings before the trial court in the CBI's INX Media corruption case.
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In your evening news brief, DRDO’s anti-Covid oral drug 2-DG released; WhatsApp says there is no deferment of its privacy policy and Over 400 stranded in barges in Arabian Sea.
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Actor Boman Irani speaks about his new show 'LOL- Hasee Toh Phasee'
Nina C George: You and Arshad Warsi, have hosted 'LOL- Hasee Toh Phasee'...
Boman Irani: It's the show that has franchises all over the world. I have seen the Japanese version and the Australian version. It has a standardised format. And we are the first pair as hosts. Basically, the concept has to be understood by us rather than us conceptualising ourselves. We have to understand what the whole idea of the show is...
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In your evening news brief, 73 Karnataka villages affected by Cyclone; Congress leader Rahul Gandhi dares the government to arrest him and Israeli strikes kill 33 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
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In your evening news brief, Govt says Covid-19 situation stabilising in the country;
Prime Minister Narendra Modi asks officials to step up testing in areas reporting high test positivity rates and rain disrupts normal life in Kerala.
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In your evening news brief, Centre to give 1.92 cr Covid-19 vaccines to states, UTs by May-end; Imported Sputnik V doses to cost Rs 995.40 and Youth Congress president Srinivas BV questioned by police
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In your evening news brief, Sputnik V will be available in the market from next week; The death toll from more than two days of Israeli strikes on Gaza has risen to 83 and four workers including a woman were killed and 10 injured due to the release of Ammonia after a boiler exploded in a chemical plant in Cuddalore.
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In this episode, Saurav Kumar, Founder & CEO, Euler Motors, talks about the electric vehicle industry, its challenges and how the pandemic has affected it.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. Today, we are joined Saurav Kumar, Founder & CEO, Euler Motors, to talk about electric vehicles. Hi Saurav, welcome to DH Radio.
Saurav Kumar: Hi. Thank you for having me on the show.
Ahmed: You have been in the business for a very long time and standing in 2021, how do you see the future of EVs?
Saurav: Let me take a step back and looking the entire EV ecosystem, as a country it has been about 14 years now that India has been toying with the idea of EVs...
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In your evening news brief, Bombay HC says door-to-door vaccination could have saved many lives; UK PM Johnson announces Covid-19 public inquiry and Karnataka government postpones K-CET 2021 due to Covid-19
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In your evening news brief, Telangana decides to impose a 10-day lockdown in the state starting May 12; Enforcement Directorate files a criminal case against former Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh and Karnataka has requested the Centre to allocate as much oxygen as possible for the state.
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In your evening news brief, Shashi Tharoor takes a dig at the government over foreign aid; Centre defends its vaccination strategy in Supreme Court and Germany is to make Johnson & Johnson's Covid-19 vaccine available to all adults.
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In this episode, Dr Prashant answers some of the questions and queries related to the vaccines against Covid-19.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to DH Radio. Today we are joined by Dr Prashant, he is a neonatologist.
Dr Prashant: Hi, Ahmed.
Ahmed: Doctor, we are in the phase of the pandemic where the vaccine is the most important thing. There are also on social media and WhatsApp, myths that have spread about the vaccines. I am going to ask you certain questions to burst these myths.
Dr Prashant: Definitely. This is the need of the hour. It's a good thing to dissipate correct knowledge about the vaccine to the public.
Ahmed: There was a post on social media that said that women who are on their periods should avoid taking the vaccine.
Dr Prashant: Vaccine is given to healthy individuals to induce protection against the specifically directed bacteria or virus. Usually, the normal physiological processes that go on in our body, will not have any impact. Anybody can get the vaccine, anytime...
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In your evening news brief, Himanta Biswa Sarma to be new Assam chief minister; lockdown in Delhi extended by one more week and Karnataka to commence vaccination of 18-44 age group from Monday.
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In your evening news brief, Drugs Controller General of India approves anti-Covid oral drug developed by DRDO for emergency use; Supreme Court passes directions for decongestion of prisons and At least 10 workers killed in a blast at a quarry in Andhra Pradesh’s Kadapa district.
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In your evening news brief, Lockdown in Karnataka inevitable, says chief minister B S Yediyurappa; Karnataka government has decided to cap the price of CT-scan and digital X-ray in private hospitals and labs at Rs 1,500 and Rs 250 respectively and Supreme Court declines to interfere with the Karnataka High Court's May 5 order to the Centre to supply 1200 MT of oxygen to the state.
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In your evening news brief, Supreme Court lauds the role played by the High Courts during Covid-19 pandemic; European Union willing to discuss a proposal to waive intellectual property rights for Covid-19 vaccines and Prime Minister Narendra Modi directs that states should be given help and guidance about leading indicators to ramp up healthcare infrastructure.
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In your evening news brief, Two of the Indian delegation for G7 Foreign and Development Ministers Meeting test positive for Covid-19; Supreme court asks Centre about the supply it has made to the national capital since May 3 and Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa says he is awaiting directions from Prime Minister Narendra Modi on whether or not a full-fledged lockdown.
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In your evening news brief, IPL suspended indefinitely; Kangana Ranaut's account for repeated violations of rules and Karnataka postpones second PU exams.
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In your evening news brief, Supreme Court tells Centre, states to consider lockdown to curb second Covid-19 wave; Medical interns to be deployed for Covid-19 duties and 24 Covid-19 patients dead after Chamarajanagar hospital runs out of oxygen
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In your evening news brief, The results of 5 Assembly elections today have been an interesting watch, with the BJP losing to the TMC in West Bengal but has retained Assam; Prashant Kishor says he has "had enough" of being a poll strategist and Israel has temporarily barred its citizens from travelling to India and six other countries.
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In your evening news brief, Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa flagged off the Covid-19 inoculation drive for the 18-44 age group; eight Covid-19 patients, including a senior doctor, died at a leading hospital in New Delhi due to oxygen shortage and the first lot of Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine from Russia has arrived in Hyderabad.
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In your evening news brief, Former Attorney General Soli J Sorabjee no more; T20 World Cup could be moved to the United Arab Emirates if the Covid-19 crisis does not subside in India and the Supreme Court terms the second wave of Covid-19 cases a national crisis.
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In today's episode, we discuss whether IPL should continue given the pandemic situation in the country.
Sidney Kiran: As the coronavirus continues to ravage the country, a strong debate has been brewing for more than a week: Should the IPL continue or should be cancelled. While some fans feel that it shouldn't as it provides a distraction from all the tragic tales that they see on news 24/7, some others are of the opinion that it should be called off. The Argument: When the country is going through such unprecedented grief, there is no place for entertainment, cricket entertainment, should I say. And medical resources for running a tournament should instead be diverted to hospitals. Hello and welcome to the second episode of DH Radio IPL. Today, Roshan Tyagrajan and I, Sidney Kiran, will be debating on this topic. So, let me first throw this question to Roshan, before I go ahead and start. In your opinion, what do you think, should the IPL go ahead or called off?
Roshna Thyagrajan: Hi, Sidney. It's really hard to say at this point in time because it isn't as black and white as it seems...
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In your evening news brief, Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa directed authorities to conduct an audit of Remdesvir and oxygen; Bajaj Auto chairman, Rahul Bajaj has resigned from the position and Former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh recovers from Covid-19.
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In your evening news brief, SII says Rs 100 reduced per dose price of Covishield offered to state governments; Maharashtra government has decided not to commence inoculations for ages 18 to 44 from May 1 and ahead of Phase 3 of the Covid-19 vaccination drive, many people face issues regarding registration.
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In today's episode, Research scholar Krishnan Thakar speaks about the industrial corridors and what they mean for our country
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to DH Radio. Today we are joined by Krishana Thakar, who is a research scholar, to talk about industrial corridors and what they mean for our country. Hi, Krishnan, welcome to DH Radio.
Krishnan Thakar: Hi, Ahmed. Thank you so much.
Ahmed: What are these industrial corridors and what fuelled their need?
Krishnan: Industrial corridors are these large pathways of industrial activity primarily manufacturing. For example, the Delhi-Mumbai corridor, which is the first industrial corridor in India, which came up in 2007...
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In your evening news brief, BCCI says it would do everything to ensure foreign players competing in the IPL reach their respective countries seamlessly once the tournament ends; TikTok plans to allow European researchers and policymakers to see how its teams moderate content and Rush at railway stations and bus terminus in Karnataka before lockdown begins in the state.
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In your evening news brief, 14-day lockdown in Karnataka to tackle Covid-19 pandemic; free vaccines against Covid-19 for all between 18 and 45 years of age in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu government passes resolution to operate oxygen plants at now closed Sterlite Copper factory in Thoothukudi for four months.
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In this episode, Dr Rajesh Parikh, author of the book 'The Vaccine Book for Covid-19', talks about vaccines.
Ahmed Shariff: As the second wave of the pandemic grips India, there is only one solution in sight: Vaccine. Come May 1, those above 18 in India will be eligible for the vaccine. To talk about vaccine today we have Dr Rajesh Parikh, who has recently authored the book titled 'The Vaccine Book for Covid-19.' Dr Parikh is the Director of Medical Research and Hon. Neuropsychiatrist at the Jaslok Hospital and Research Centre. He is an adjunct Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Iowa, Carver College of Medicine and a former WHO Global Expert on Depression. Trained at the Seth G.S. Medical College and the K.E.M. Hospital, Mumbai and the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Dr Parikh with Harvard Medical School, conducted a large study on stress and depression among college students in Boston and Mumbai.
Hi, Dr Parikh and welcome to DH Radio.
Dr Rajesh M Parikh: Hi, Ahmed. It's a pleasure to be with you.
Ahmed: We all know that vaccines are important and there is no doubt about it. The first question has two parts. The attenuated virus; the vaccines which have the concept of attenuated virus seem to be the more effective ones and why are they no vaccines for Covid-19 under this category? — this is the first. And the second: Have not experimented like (Edward) Jenner, looking at similar viruses which are less virulent but produce an effective immune response that can attack the SARS-COV-II virus?
Dr Parikh: As you are aware, but I'm not sure if all our listeners are aware that an attenuated virus is a weakened virus; a tweaked version of the same virus. For example, in Polio or historically in smallpox. Well, smallpox (vaccine) was not exactly attenuated because they used the cowpox virus, but polio (vaccine) was an attenuated or weakened virus. The great advantage of attenuated virus is that because we are using the weakened version of the same virus, the immunity lasts for a very long time, almost lifelong...
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In your evening news brief, Centre asks Twitter, Facebook to remove ‘inflammatory’ posts; Lockdown extended by another week in Delhi and 82 people killed in Baghdad hospital fire.
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In your evening news brief, Basic custom duty, health cess waived off on oxygen and oxygen-related equipment for three months; Delhi High Court asks Centre about preparedness to deal with the expected Covid-19 second wave peak in mid-May; Twenty patients died overnight at the Jaipur Golden Hospital in New Delhi due to shortage of medical oxygen and Justice N V Ramana takes over as the 48th Chief Justice of India.
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In your evening news brief, Yediyurappa requests Centre to supply over 1 ton oxygen for Karnataka; Bengaluru metro rail services will be closed on Saturdays and Sundays and SpaceX launched its third crew to the International Space Station
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In this episode of The Lead by DH Radio, we talk about Royal Challengers Bengalore's surprising start, the smashing return of Chennai Super Kings, and the insensitivity on the part of the celebrated Indian cricketers on maintaining radio silence over the Covid crisis.
Sidney Kiran: As the nation scrambles to battle the coronavirus which is unleashing unprecedented damage and tragic tales of death and misery on prime time news and newspapers, the Indian Premier League (IPL) is motoring on unhindered. India's most lucrative sporting event has made a blazing start amind the gloom all over us. Hello and welcome to another season of DH lead IPL. Today, my colleague from the Sports Desk, Roshan Tyagrajan, and I will be talking about Royal Challengers Bengalore's surprising start, the smashing return of Chennai super kings, and the insensitivity on the part of the celebrated Indian cricketers, many of whom are worshipped as heroes, for maintaining radio silence on the Covid crisis, largely a result of the government's mishandling. Hi Roshan. How are you doing?
Roshna Tyagrajan: I'm good, Sidney. Thank you.
Sidney: Firstly, Royal Challengers Bangalore. I want to tell the listeners that the show was recorded before RCB's match against Rajasthan Royals (April 22). Three wins from three matches. Unprecedented. In fact, in its entire history, Royal Challengers haven't done it at all...
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In your evening news brief, Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa says Covid-19 situation in the state has become ‘uncontrollable’; India will start receiving Russia's Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine by end-May and US pledged to slash its greenhouse gas emissions by 50-52% from 2005 levels by 2030
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In this episode, we talk about 'Portraits and Observations' by Truman Capote and Anton Chekov's short stories: 'A Chameleon' and 'The Bet'
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of Reads of the week. The two of us are here, me, Ahmed Shariff, and my colleague L Subramani to let you all know what we have read in the past week. Hi Sir.
L Subramni: Hi, Ahmed and hello to everybody. This is a wonderful time to recap on everything that we have read and also to reminisce about books because World Book Day is approaching...
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Summary: In your evening news brief, 22 patients at Nashik hospital die due to low oxygen supply following leakage; Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel announces that the state government would provide free Covid-19 vaccines for all above 18 years in the state and Serum Institute of India said it would sell the Covishield vaccine to state governments at Rs 400 per dose and to private hospitals at Rs 600 per dose.
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In this episode, get to know the ground situation of the pandemic in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state of Gujarat.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. In today's episode, we will look at the Covid-19 situation in Gujarat. According to the tracker maintained by DH, Gujarat has seen a total of over 4 lakh Covid-19 cases and has reported over 5,000 deaths. Of late, as the second wave of the pandemic furthers its grip on the country, the reports coming from the state showing overwhelmed crematoriums is a cause of concern and begs the question: what's going on? To know about it and more, we are joined by our correspondent from Ahmedabad, Satish Jha. Listen to the conversation.
Hi, Satish and welcome to DH Radio.
Satish Jha: Hi.
Ahmed: Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel has said that the capacity of beds, oxygen and other facilities for treatment is lower than the required numbers. What's the situation on the ground like?
Satish: Yes. This is the first time that this government had admitted that there is a shortage of beds across the state because of the rise in the number of people infected by the virus and that's a fact...
In your evening news brief, Supreme Court stays order imposing "complete lockdown" in five UP cities; Rahul Gandhi tests positive for Covid-19; J&J seeks permission for phase-3 trial of its single-shot Covid-19 vaccine in India, import licence and Union Cabinet approves Bangalore Metro Rail Project phase 2A, 2B
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In today's episode, get to know how India's Garden City, Bengaluru, is doing in terms of handling the worsening pandemic situation.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. The voice that you just heard was of a Bengaluru hospital owner appealing for medical oxygen for his patients. We have seen that hospitals' and individuals' need for oxygen has shot up in the past few days. On Monday alone, the city recorded over 9,000 cases. What's happening on the ground? Is the country's tech hub ready to take on the second wave of the pandemic? Today, to talk about this, we have DH's Suraksha P.
Note: This episode was recorded on Monday, April 19. Listen in to the conversation.
Hi Suraksha and welcome to DH Radio.
Suraksha P: Hi.
Ahmed: There is a sudden surge in Covid cases and the state, especially the city is among the worst hit. Were we caught unaware, what could have gone wrong?
Suraksha: Ahmed, we don't think we were caught unaware. I think it's more of a case of complacency and because the state (Karnataka) technical Covid advisory committee had, at the end of last year, said that there will be a second surge in January...
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In your evening news brief, Six-day lockdown in New Delhi; Karnataka Health Minister K Sudhakar indicates tough control measures to curb the spread of Covid-19 and EU hold Russia "responsible" for Navalny’s health.
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In this episode, Professor Sumit Ganguly, a distinguished professor of political science who also holds the Rabindranath Tagore Chair in Indian Cultures and Civilizations at Indiana University, speaks about the recent thaw in India-Pakistan relations, the role of UAE in brokering peace and what this means for geopolitics in South Asia as well as globally.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. The pandemic has been upon us and beneath this wave of fear, India and Pakistan upheld the 2003 agreement of ceasefire, down the line there were more incidents like the opening up of Indian airspace for the Pakistan prime minister to visit Sri Lanka. Are the two countries putting aside animosity and moving towards peace in the region?
Today, to talk about this, we are joined by Professor Sumit Ganguly. Prof Ganguly has authored a number of books on foreign policy including 'Deadly Impasse: Indo-Pakistani Relations at the Dawn of a New Century (Cambridge University Press, 2016)'. Hi Professor and welcome to DH Radio.
Mr Sumit Ganguly: Good Morning.
Ahmed: We know that India and Pakistan had a parting two years ago after the Pulwama attack in Feb 2019 followed by the revocation of Article 370. And now see a thaw between the two countries with upholding the ceasefire. How do you see it?
Mr Sumit Ganguly: I think it has much to do with a host of factors. First of all, there is a new administration in Washington DC which is not particularly well disposed towards Pakistan, because Pakistan has been dragging its feet in terms of the negotiations with the West's withdrawal from Afghanistan...
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Summary: In your evening news brief, Manmohan Singh asks the Centre to reveal the vaccination plan, JEE-Mains postponed and Syria to hold the presidential election on May 26.
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In your evening news brief, India records 2lakh Covid-19 cases for third consecutive day; former Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy tests positive for Covid-19 and former Bihar chief minister Lalu Prasad granted bail in one of three fodder scam cases.
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Summary: In your evening news brief, India records over 2 lakh Covid-19 cases in a day; Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa tests positive for Covid-19 and At least eight people were killed in a shooting at Indianapolis, US.
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In your evening news brief, Delhi announced a weekend; Karnataka government asks those returning from Kumbh Mela to get quarantined and tested and Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai says stringent action against those creating false scarcity of Remdesivir.
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Summary: In your evening news brief, Govt cancels CBSE board exams for Class 10 and postpones tests for Class 12, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adithyanath tests positive and Pat Gelsinger, Intel's CEO, says chip shortage might continue for a couple of years.
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Summary: In your evening news brief, Govt fast-tracks emergency approval for foreign-produced Covid-19 vaccines; Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurapa rules out lockdown in the state and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal appeals to Centre to cancel the Class 10 and 12 board exams.
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Summary: In your evening news brief, Subject Expert Committee approves Russia's Covid-19 vaccine Sputnik V for emergency use; Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa says state government could impose lockdown if the necessity arises and Guillermo Lasso wins Ecuador's presidential election.
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In your evening news brief, 5 states including Maharashtra and Karnataka account for 70% of active Covid-19 cases; strike by employees of Karnataka road transport corporations entered its fifth day and Chinese military says India should cherish the "current positive trend" of de-escalation.
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In your evening news brief, India sees record number of Covid cases for fifth day; Election Commission adjourns polling at a station in West Bengal’s Sitalkuchi Assembly constituency amid reports of violence and Prashant Kisor audio clip rakes up a row.
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In your evening news brief, Ten states including Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka show steep rise in daily Covid-19 cases; Myanmar’s military says government operations would soon return to normal and Malaysia's opposition nominates Anwar Ibrahim as Prime Minister candidate.
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In this episode of the Lead, Special guest Sumaiya Khan talks about Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of the Read of the Week by DH Radio. Joining me today is my colleague L Subramani and also we have a special guest with us, Sumaiya Khan. Hi Sir and Sumiaya, welcome to the show.
L Subramani: Hi, Ahmed. It is always wonderful talking about books here. And welcome Sumaiya.
Sumaiya Khan: Hi. It's pleasure to be part of the show.
Ahmed: Today, we will talk about Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte...
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In your evening news brief, Madhya Pradesh announces weekend lockdown; Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa says he will hold a meeting with the officials concerned regarding the ongoing strike of Road Transport Corporation workers; French Open postponed by a week and Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut claims "dirty politics" was being played out to destabilise the Maha Vikas Aghadi government.
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In this episode of the Lead, we look into the various facets of the pandemic-hit Kannada film industry.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. Today we will talk about the various facets of the pandemic-hit Kannada film industry. To talk about that we are joined by my colleague Vivek M V. Hi, Vivek and welcome to DH Radio.
Vivek M V: Hi, Ahmed.
Ahmed: Vivek, can you tell us how 2020 was viewed by the Kannada film industry and what did they expect initially?
Vivek: 2020, till October the theatres didn't operate and the Industry had also made peace because the pandemic was raging...
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In your evening news brief, new prohibitory orders come into force across Bengaluru, RBI keeps repo rate unchanged at 4% and a Delhi court says that wearing mask even when driving alone in a car is mandatory.
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In this episode of The Lead, Ramnivas Gurjar, a research scholar at the Centre for the study of law and governance at JNU, speaks about the issues surrounding police reforms in the country.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. Today we will talk about police reforms. To talk about that we are joined by Ramnivas Gurjar, who is a research scholar at the Centre for the study of law and governance at JNU. Ramnivas is currently pursuing his research on the role of the police in times of majoritarian politics.
Hi Ram and welcome to DH Radio.
Ramnivas Gurjar: Hi.
Ahmed: Could you explain the police structure in the country before we speak about the reforms.
Ramnivas: First we have to look into the history of how this agency was established. This agency was established in colonial times and its structures was even in the Mughul period too. It was consolidated in colonial times. The purpose of establishing this is clear that the colonial masters wanted to simply control the subjects...
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The Centre asked all its employees aged 45 years and above to get themselves vaccinated to effectively contain the spread of Covid-19. The Maharashtra government moved the Supreme Court challenging the Bombay High Court order directing CBI probe against former state Home Minister Anil Deshmukh over corruptions allegations levelled against him by former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh. Delhi has imposed night curfew till April 30.
In this episode of the Lead, Kashmiri lad Saadath Mohi-ud-din talks about Kashmiri Sufi poetry and his podcast and the challenges dealing with it.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. Imagine walking in the tulip gardens of Srinagar which is surrounded by picturesque sights and listening to poetry in Kashmiri. One youth in the valley has given a digital boost to Kashmiri Sufi poetry. Joining us today is Saadath Mohi-ud-din who has started a podcast dedicated to this genre of poetry
Hi Saadat and welcome to DH Radio.
Saadath Mohi-ud-din: Hello. How are you?
Ahmed: What is the thing about Kashmiri Sufi poetry, what is unique about it and what do you love about it?
Saadat: Basically, I have started a podcast in which I recite some Ghazals and 'Kalaams' of a Sufi saint. I love the spirituality of the words that the saints used in their poetry but today's youth feel uncomfortable in verbalising the poetry or while verbalising the simple Kashmiri language. This is my initiative to attract the youth towards the culture and our mother tongue.
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In your evening news brief, Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh resigns; Byju's acquires Aakash Educational Services and Actor Vicky Kaushal, Bhumi Pednekar and Akshay Kumar test positive for Coronavirus
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In this episode of The Lead, Suraj Sharma of 'Life of Pi' fame talks about his new film "The Illegal" and more.
Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. In today's episode, DH's Roktim Rajpal speaks to Suraj Sharma of the 'Life of Pi' fame about the latter's new film "The Illegal" and more. Listen in.
Roktim Rajpal: Hi Suraj, how are you?
Suraj Sharma: Hi, how are you?
Roktim: I'm fine. I'll begin by asking you: What prompted you to take up "The Illegal"?
Suraj: It was the script. Danish, Danish... Danish Renzu, the director, came to me with the script. I read it and felt that it was a beautiful script and I felt that connected to the character...
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In your evening news brief, Bodies of 17 more security personnel killed in an encounter with Maoists recovered; r Rahul Gandhi promising that every poor person in Kerala will get Rs 6,000 every month "without fail" and The UK is to trial a system of "Covid status certification" at events including football matches.
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In your evening news brief, India on Saturday recorded 89,129 new Covid-19 cases in a day; Iran's government says it is opposed to any gradual easing of sanctions and a Taiwan court releases on bond the manager of a construction site whose truck authorities believe to have caused a train accident in the country.
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In your evening news brief, Election Commission suspended four officials after row over EVMs found in a BJP candidate's car; 41 people dead after train derailed inside a tunnel in Taiwan and Sachin Tendulkar hospitalised.
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In this episode of The Lead, we discuss the books: 'What's a Lemon Squeezer Doing in My Vagina?' by Rohini S. Rajagopal; 'The Dating Plan' by Sara Desai and short stories: 'The Lottery Ticket' by Anton Chekhov, 'The Boarded Window' by Ambrose Bierce and 'Horla' by Guy de Maupassant.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of the reads of the week by DH Radio. Joining is my colleague L Subramani. Hi, sir. How are you?
L Subramani: I am really fine, thank you. I hear that Bangalore is unusually hot.
Ahmed: Yes...
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In your evening news brief, Election Commission of India bars DMK leader A Raja from campaigning for 48 hours; GST collections in March touch a record high and Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa and Health Minister Dr K Sudhakar appeal to eligible people to get vaccine against Coronavirus.
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In this episode, gynaecologist Dr Harita Rao explains the terms ovarian reserve and Anti-Mullerian hormone and the factors they have on one's fertility.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the lead by DH Radio. When one is considering assistive reproduction or help with fertility, some terms need to be known like ovarian reserve and Anti-Mullerian hormone, what do they mean? Today we are joined by well-known gynaecologist Dr Haritha Rao to tell us more.
Hi doctor and welcome to DH Radio.
Dr Haritha Rao: Hi
Ahmed: What is Ovarian reserve, can you explain that to our audience?
Dr Haritha: Ovarian reserve is nothing but a fancy word for in a lay man's term it is called an egg count. Every woman is born with a certain amount of eggs. She is born with millions of eggs. And as she reached the age of menarche that is 13-14 years of age and from the time she reached menopause that is about 48 to 50 years in an Indian woman, the egg count depletes...
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In your evening news brief, World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Report 2021; BioNTech-Pfizer says its vaccine showed 100% efficacy against the coronavirus in 12 to 15-year-olds and former Prime Minister H.D Devegowda admitted to hospital for evaluation of fever.
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In this episode of The Lead, Sahar Mansoor and Tim de Ridder talk about their book: 'Bare Necessities How to Live a Zero-Waste Life', what got them into zero waste, and more.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. We often wonder about the waste mess that we have created and one solution to clean up, or not add more to this mess, is to adopt a zero-waste lifestyle. But how can we?
To answer that question, we have today entrepreneur Sahar Mansoor, CEO of Bare Necessities, and author Tim de Ridder, who has written research papers, including on the livelihoods of low-income communities, and the benefits of carbon farming for indigenous Australians. Sahar and Tim have authored a sort-of guide called 'Bare Necessities How to Live a Zero-Waste Life'.
Hi Sahar and Tim, welcome to DH Radio. My first question is open to both of you. What made to write this book?
Sahar Mansoor: We have been in this sector trying to make sustainability information fun and accessible to as many people as possible. We have been doing various talks and workshops, teaching people how to make their own products...
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In your evening news brief, Manipur government withdraws order that barred the district administration and civil society organisations from providing food and shelter to Myanmarese; Sensex rallies 1,128 points and India underlines that durable peace in Afghanistan would require peace within and around the conflict-ravaged country.
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In this episode of the Lead, research scholar from JNU's Centre for Law and Governance, Pranav Menon explains the various aspects of the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (Amendment) Act, 2021; the previous version of the Bill and the Supreme Court decision vis-a-vis the power distribution between the Delhi government and the Lieutenant Governor of the national capital.
Ahmed Shariff: Recently, the Parliament had passed the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (Amendment) Act, 2021 and a lot many Opposition party members have raised issues about the Bill and what does the Bill exactly mean, to know more about that we are joined by Pranav Menon, a research scholar at the Centre for Law and Governance at JNU. Hi Pranav, welcome to DH Radio.
Pranav Menon: Hi Ahmed.
Ahmed: This is an amendment Ac, can you tell us about the earlier version before we get into the details of the amendment?
Pranav: Before we speak about the original legislation we need to understand why such legislations exist...
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In your evening news brief, Mehbooba Mufti denied passport over ‘national security’ concerns; MV Ever Given, the container ship stuck in the suez canal, moves 80% in the right direction and Lebanon parliamentary speaker Nabih Berri says that country would sink like the Titanic if it could not form a government.
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In this episode of The Lead, get to know the lesser-known facets of NTR from the Telugu leader's biographer Ramesh Kandula, who has penned the book, Maverick Messiah: A political biography of N T Rama Rao.
L Subramani: A year after actor-politician Ronal Regan became the 40th president of the United States of America, a south Indian star contemplated entering politics. After a little hesitation, he learns the ropes quickly, tours across the state and does what is considered the unthinkable, which is becoming the chief minister of the state in just nine months after forming the political party.
But there is a lot more to the character of Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao, who is described as a secularist at heart, a mercurial personality and someone who carried the heft of the opposition against the mighty Congress across the country. We are talking about the life and personality of one of the greatest politicians of India because some weeks ago his biography has come out.
Ramesh Kandula, the author, has produced what could be the most definitive account of NTR's life. Ramesh is joining us now in the podcast.
Ramesh Kandula: Thank you.
Subramani: It is sort of very unfair to restrict NTR's career and life as sort of a template for actors to transcend into politicians. There is something more and expansive about this man and you can, probably, describe us what makes this man great and how this formula cannot be repeated by every actor.
Ramesh: There is quite a lot of difference between NTR and other actors who entered politics...
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In your evening news brief, Over 470 children below the age of 10 infected with Covid-19 in Bengaluru; UK's Cairn Energy Plc plans to bring lawsuits in the US and other countries to pierce the corporate veil between the Indian government and its owned companies and ex-HC judge to probe allegations against Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh.
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In your evening news brief, clinical trials of Covid-19 vaccine Covovax have begun in India; Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) presents its annual Budget for the financial year 2021-22 with an outlay of Rs 9,287.81 crore and Bangladesh braces for violence a day after protests against Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit.
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In your evening news brief, SC upholds removal of Cyrus Mistry as executive chairman of Tata Sons; Japanese owner of the container ship blocking the Suez Canal aims to free the ship "tomorrow night Japan time" and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on a two-day visit to Bangladesh.
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In this episode of The Lead, get to know who are the personalities of the West Bengal polls, how the alliances stack up and will Mamata Banerjee's charisma work for the third time.
West Bengal, once a Left stronghold, saw the rise of another regional leader Mamata Banerjee, whose TMC has ruled the state for a decade. The state is set for a repeat of history: Will Mamata retain power or the BJP will trounce didi, the way she relegated the Left to the fringes in the state.
Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio.
West Bengal has 294 Assembly seats including 68 SC and 16 ST seats. 82.66 % of the voters had cast their vote in the previous election, that is in 2016, Mamata Banerjee-led TMC came to power winning 200 seats.
A state defined by a highly electrifying election campaign will this time a three-corner fight among the TMC, Congress-Left alliance and the BJP
Ahmed: Today, we are joined by our correspondent from Kolkata Soumya Das to tell about the state and what's happening this year.
Hi, Soumya. Welcome to DH Radio.
Soumya Das: Hi.
Ahmed: Will the West Bengal elections be a bipolar contest between the BJP and the TMC, how is the situation on the ground?
Soumya: The situation here is quite unique as far as the West Bengal politics is concerned. Unique because of the rise of the BJP in West Bengal and prior to the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP was considered a fringe element in the state and within a span of 2 years it has made a meteoric rise almost to the situation where it hoping to come to power in a state it has never ruled before...
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In your evening news brief, Supreme Court strikes down as arbitrary and discriminatory benchmarks set for permanent commission for women Army officers; fuel prices cut for second day and Covid-19 negative test certificate must for those travelling to Bengaluru.
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In this episode of the Lead, get to know who are the personalities of the Puducherry polls, how the alliances stack up and how has the Kiran Bedi- Narayanswamy tussle affected the elections.
Once a French Riviera in the east, the Union Territory of Puducherry hogged the limelight with the LG-Chief minister tussle, a somewhat replica of what had happened in Delhi. And more recently, with the fall of the V Narayanaswamy government by defections, the UT was abuzz with political drama. What does this mean for the Congress and will the BJP unfurl its flag here too? Tune in to find out
In your evening news brief, P chidambaram and som Karti summoned by Delhi court in INX media case; Supreme court says the matter of Param Bir Singh's allegations against Maharashtra HM quite serious and NDA promises Love Jihad law in kerala poll manifesto.
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In this episode of The Lead, get to know the star personalities of the Tamil Nadu polls, how the alliances stack up and what is at stake for the Dravidian majors— DMK and AIADMK— and the new entrant BJP.
Tamil Nadu is a unique state. It's here that the national powers are reduced to play a smaller and the regional satraps and the Dravidian parties take up the major role. This time in the absence of J Jayalalithaa and M Karunanidhi, what will the election look like? Will V K Sasikala have a role to play? Can Chief Minister Edapadi Palaniswamy manage to hold power? Can Kamal Haasan be the disruptor or is it time for the DMK's sun to rise?
Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio.
Tamil Nadu Assembly has 234 seats which include 44 SC and 2 ST seats.
The 2016 election saw 74.24 % voter turnout and the return of the J Jayalalithaa led AIADMK to power but ever since the death of the matriarch the party has seen a tumultuous time. While, on the other side, the DMK has been waiting in the wings to take centre stage. Defined by the politics of language identity, the state is one among those uncoloured by the saffron party.
Ahmed: Today, we are joined by our special correspondent from Chennai, E T B Sivapriyan, to talk about the state and what's happening this year.
Hi, Sivapriyan. Welcome to DH Radio.
E T B Sivapriyan: Hi.
Ahmed: Tamil Nadu is identified by the Dravidian majors— DMK and AIADMK. What about the other parties and alliances? Can you tell us who is whose friend?
E T B Sivapriyan: The DMK has stitched up a big alliance and that alliance has been continuing since 2017. They fought the elections in 2019. The DMK alliance consists of the Congress, the Left parties, the influential Dalit party Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi, MDMK of Vaikao, Indian Union Muslim League and Manithaneya Makkal Katchi, another Muslim political party in Tamil Nadu...
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In your evening news brief, Anyone above 45 years can get Covid-19 vaccine from April 1; BJP President J P Nadda says in Assam that the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) has been passed by the Parliament and will be implemented "in time" and a Bangladeshi court hands down death sentence to 14 Islamist militants for attempting to kill Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
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With the Covid-19 surging across India again, anyone above 45 years will now be able to get the Covid-19 vaccine from April 1, Union minster Prakash Javadekar said on Tuesday.
Briefing reporters on the decisions taken by the Union Cabinet, he said even people without comorbidity and above the age of 45 years, can get vaccinated.
He requested people entitled to get themselves registered to take the Covid-19 shot.
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BJP President J P Nadda on Tuesday asserted that the Citizenship Amendment Act has been passed by the Parliament and will be implemented "in time".
Nadda after releasing the party's manifesto for the Assam elections said that the law, (which does not find a mention in the manifesto), is a central legislation and the Congress claims that they will not allow its implementation in the state, if voted to power, may be either "due to their ignorance or they are trying to fool the people of the state".
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A Bangladeshi court on Tuesday handed down death sentence to 14 Islamist militants for attempting to kill Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at her southwestern constituency in 2000. All the convicts are operatives of outlawed Harkatul Jihad Bangladesh.
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In this episode of the Lead, get to know the political landscape of Kerala, the changes in alliances, what are the issues driving the 2021 elections in the state and more.
Kerala, God's own country, blessed with natural beauty, the state is not behind any other in the country when it comes to political enthusiasm. The state, which saw the first democratically elected communist government in the world, has for the past years seen a rotation of power between the two alliances: LDF and the UDF. This time there is another claimant in the form of BJP. Will the UDF come to power following the rotation schema, will the LDF retain its hold or will the BJP be the disrupter. Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio.
Kerala Assembly has 140 seats and in 2016, 77.10 per cent of people cast their vote. 1,203 candidates threw their hats in the poll ring and 871 forfeited their deposits. With 91 seats the CPM-led LDF wrested power from the Congress-led UDF and formed the government with Pinarayi Vijayan being sworn in as the chief minister. The state has seen repeated floods and the health ministry led by KK Shailaja has battled outbreaks like the Nipah virus and is currently overseeing the Covid-19 pandemic, the handling has been well applauded but on the downside, the gold smuggling case has been a spoilsport to the government's track record.
Ahmed: Today, we are joined by our correspondent from Thiruvananthapuram Arjun Raghunath to tell about the state and what's happening this year. Hi, Arjun. Welcome to DH Radio.
Arjun Raghunath: Hi
Ahmed: How are the alliances stacked up in Kerala?
Arjun: The major change is that in the LDF, the Kerala Congress (Mani) is led by the founder-leader K M Mani son Jose K Mani has joined the LDF. He was with the UDF earlier...
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In your evening news brief, Stan Swamy denied bail; Param Bir Singh accused of shielding people with underworld links and AstraZeneca says advanced trial data from a US study on its Covid-19 vaccine shows it is 79% effective.
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Assam, the northeastern state famous for its teas and infamous for the anti-Citizenship Amendment Act protests in 2019, goes to the polls now. What hold for Assam, will be again be ruled by the Congress or will the BJP further solidify its hold there. Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio.
Quick look:
Assam has 126 constituencies among them 102 general, 8 SC and 16 ST. 2016 election saw 84.49% voting percentage with the 1,064 candidates in the fray and the BJP led alliance forming the government with Sarbanand Sonowal swearing-in as the chief minister. The state is defined by the politics of identity whose quintessential example was the anti-foreigners agitation in the 80s.
Ahmed: Today, we are joined by our correspondent from Guwahati Sumir Karmakar to tell about the state and what's happening this year. Hi, Sumir. Welcome to DH Radio.
Sumir Karmakar: Hi.
Ahmed: Let go to the first segment of the programme.
Parties:
Ahmed: How are the alliances stacked up in Assam?
Sumir: This time election in Assam is not a fight of all the parties. It's not a straight fight between the parties. This time, the election is going to be among three alliances...
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In your evening news brief, Karnataka health minister says second wave of coronavirus has begun, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla tests positive for Covid-19 and North Korea's diplomats move out of Malaysia.
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In your evening news brief, NIA to investigate Mansukh Hiren case; Japan hit by earthquake and Imran Khan tests positive for Covid-19
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Maharashtra and Punjab issues new rules to curb the spread of Covid-19 after fears of a second wave of the pandemic. The Centre urged the Delhi High Court to restrain Facebook-owned WhatsApp from implementing its new privacy policy and terms of service. India's economy is likely to grow by 12 per cent in 2021 following a 7.1 per cent contraction last year, as near-term prospects have turned more favourable, Moody's Analytics said.
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In this episode of The Read(s) of the week, we discuss short stories: 'The Lady, or the Tiger?' by Frank Stockton, 'A Horseman in the Sky' by Ambrose Bierce and 'A Terribly Strange Bed' by Wilkie Collins; dabble into a conversation about Sherlock and lay bare the TBRs.
L Subramani: Hello and welcome to another episode of The Read(s) of the week. My name is Subramani and in this episode, we have got some exciting books to discuss and joining me is my colleague Ahmed Shariff. Hello, Ahmed.
Ahmed Shariff: Hello Sir.
Subramani: How are you and how has been your reading so far?
Ahmed: Reading has been great and as we can remember from the previous episode, the short stories that you picked for me — the numbers...
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In your evening news brief, Covid cases with UK, South Africa and Brazil variants of the virus in India rise to 400; Tanzania's main Opposition leader Tundu Lissu said that President John Magufuli had died from the coronavirus; Supreme Court sets aside a Madhya Pradesh High Court's order for making molestation accused to get Rakhi tied from the victim as a condition for bail and Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his rally in Assam said the Congress kept the state disconnected from rest of the country.
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In this episode of the Lead, Dr Irawati Purandare, a consultant developmental paediatrician, explains Down syndrome — what it is, how many people it affects.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of The Lead by DH Radio. In this episode, we will know about a genetic disorder called Down syndrome. To know what the syndrome is, its statistics, we are joined by Dr Irawati Purandare, a consultant developmental paediatrician. Hi doctor and welcome to DH Radio.
Dr Irawati Purandhare: Hi.
Ahmed: Can you tell us what exactly is Down syndrome and how many people it affected?
Dr Irawati: Down syndrome is one of the common genetic disorders that we see. It is prevalent worldwide and is seen in all races and all economic levels...
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In your evening news brief, Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh removed over bomb scare near Ambani house; Prime Minister Narendra Modi expresses concern over a rise in Covid-19 cases in parts of the country and CM B S Yediyurappa rules out imposing lockdown or curfew in any part of Karnataka.
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In this episode of the Lead, the director of the Kannada film 'Rakhta Gulabi' RaBi talks about the challenges in shooting a film in a single take.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of the Lead by DH Radio. In this episode, we are joined by the director of 'Rakhta Gulabi' RaBi. The unique thing about this film is that it has been shot in a single take.
Hi RaBi and welcome to DH Radio.
RaBi: Hi.
Ahmed: Why did you choose to go for a single take for the movie?
RaBi: When I started writing the subject, I was like if I narrate this story in a cut short route or a regular film style, a regular movie pattern, this won't look good.
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In your evening news brief, Union Cabinet approves Bill to set up a Development Finance Institution to generate funds for investment in the infrastructure sector; DMK chief M K Stalin vows unravel the 'mystery' behind the death of former CM J Jayalalithaa and New Delhi was the world's most polluted capital for the third straight year in 2020.
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In this episode of the Lead, Nephrologist Anil Kumar B T talks about how Covid-19 affected kidneys and the general health of the organ among other things.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of the Lead by DH Radio, today we are joined by Nephrologist Anil Kumar B T, who is an expert in Renal transplant and urologist. Hi Dr and welcome to DH Radio.
Dr Anil Kumar B T: Hi
Ahmed: Dr, we know that Kidneys are important organs of our bodies. We have been through the pandemic and often we wonder how would the virus affect our organs. So, can Coronavirus have any impact on our kidneys?
Dr Anil: Yes. Covid-19 does have an impact on the Kidneys. There may be a direct or an indirect impact...
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In your evening news brief, Sachin Vaze was suspended from police force; wholesale price-based inflation rose for the second consecutive month in February to 4.17%; External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar says India will take up with the UK when required the alleged incidents of racism in Britain and Lilly Singh sports a "I stand with farmers" mask at the red carpet of 2021 Grammy Awards.
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In this episode of the Lead, former Principal Chief Conservator of Forests and Head of Forest Force, Karnataka, Brij Kishore Singh talks about the conservation of forests and how one legislation is the acceleration the depletion of forest area.
Ahmed Shariff: Forests are our saviours. It is ingrained in our traditions to honour these green abodes and do so we have some legislations too, one such is the Scheduled Tribes and Other Forest Dwellers Recognition of Forest Rights Act (2006) and Rules of 2008. Now, there some issues dealing with this legislation. To talk more about that we are joined by the Retired Principal Chief Conservator of Forests and Head of Forest Force, Karnataka, Brij Kishore Singh, who has written a book, forest rights act accelerated deforestation, detailing the issues about this legislation. Hi sir and welcome to DH Radio.
Brij Kishore Singh: Hi.
Ahmed: What made you write this book?
Brij Kishore Singh: When I went out in different states on the duties assigned by the Wildlife Institute of India, Global Tiger Forum, National Conservation Authority and all the institutes of the Ministry of Environment and Forests, I came across the Act being misused left, right and centre.
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In your evening news brief, Sachin Vaze sent to NIA custody till March 25; United Forum of Bank Unions gives a call for a nationwide strike and female cub of tigress Avni dead.
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In your evening news brief, ‘India will carry out a deeper review of post-vaccination side effects from the AstraZeneca shot next week’; BJP veteran Yashwant Sinha joins TMC and Quad leaders to discuss the China “challenge”.
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In your evening news brief, TMC lists ‘events and actions’ leading to ‘attack’ on Mamata; Mithali Raj becomes first Indian woman cricketer and second internationally to complete 10,000 runs across all formats and Supreme Court says central and state governments should not appoint persons holding government office as Election Commissioners
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This week we discuss our reads of the week, Karunanidhi's biography by Vaasanthi and Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of the Lead by DH Radio. In this special by the Lead called the Reads of the week, we discuss the books that we have read in the past week and let you know what we think of them. Joining me today is my colleague L Subramani. Hi sir and welcome to DH Radio.
L Subramani: Hello, Ahmed. Thank you so much for having me here. And as always it's a pleasure to discuss books with you.
Ahmed: It is always, it's my pleasure too. If you are a bibliophile or one who loves reading books, this is the podcast for you. Going straight ahead, what was your read of the week.
Subramani: I have two books to discuss this week and for two distinct reasons...
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In your evening news brief, Report ranks India in top 10 countries where democracy has declined.; Mamata Banerjee says she would be back for the poll campaign in a few days and use a wheelchair if needed; Danish health authorities say they were temporarily suspending the use of AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccine and China’s Parliament adopts plan to build hydropower project on the Brahmaputra river in Tibet close to the Arunachal Pradesh border.
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In this episode of the Lead, Furquan Moharkan talks about what went wrong with Yes Bank and his book "The Banker Who Crushed His Diamonds: The Yes Bank Story"
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of the Lead by DH Radio. Today we are joined by Furquan Moharkan the author of "The Banker Who Crushed His Diamonds: The Yes Bank Story". Hi Furquan and welcome to DH Radio.
Furquan Moharkan: Thank you, glad to have you speaking to me.
Ahmed: What pushed you to write this book?
Furquan: I was covering the Yes Bank story before its collapse. 1-1.5 years before its collapse. When I was constantly doing the stories, I realised how rigged the system is. The system was rigged against the retail shareholders...
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In your evening news brief, Senior Congress leader P C Chacko resigns from Congress; Supreme Court seeks Centre's response on a PIL against denial of opportunity to eligible and willing female candidates to join the National Defence Academy and BJP MP Tirath Singh Rawat to become the new chief minister of Uttarakhand.
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In today's episode, Dr. Sunita Bijarnia Mahay explains what rare diseases are, how they are diagnosed and treated, and more.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of the Lead by DH Radio. Today we are joined by Dr Sunit Bijarnia Mahay from Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi. Hi doctor and welcome to DH Radio.
Dr. Sunita Bijarnia Mahay: Hi. Thank you and hello listeners.
Ahmed: What are rare diseases, how do you classify them?
Dr Sunita: The term rare diseases don't sound positive but it defines the disorder. Those diseases that are not uncommon, those that are rare. I mean, you don't see them often in the population, those are the diseases that we have termed rare diseases...
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In your evening news brief, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat steps down; More than 20 lakh people were inoculated against coronavirus on March 8 and Michelle Obama will be inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame.
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In this episode of the Lead, Prasanna Shirol from the Lysosomal Storage Disorder Support Society India talks about helping those affected by rare diseases.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of the Lead by DH Radio. Today we are joined by Mr Prasanna Shirol, who has co-founded and presided over the first national parents' support group for children with ultra-rare diseases, with the goal of raising awareness and shared resources. Hi sir and welcome to DH Radio.
Prasanna Shirol: Thanks for having me.
Ahmed: How do you deal with these rare diseases, because a lot of research has to be done to know their causes and how to be treated. How do you deal with people affected by these rare diseases?
Prasanna: There are 7,000 rare diseases in the world. The major challenge is in diagnosing them. The average diagnosing period is 7 years worldwide even today...
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In your evening news brief, No new taxes announced in Karnataka state budget announced by Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa; NIA to probe planting of the explosive-laden Scorpio SUV near the Mumbai residence of Mukesh Ambani and Supreme Court says news reports and activists quoted out of context a query posed by court to an accused of rape to marry the victim.
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In this episode of the Lead, Oncologist Dr Aparna Srivatsa talks about why women are needed in the field of medicine and why they must be encouraged o take up the profession.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of the Lead by DH Radio. Today, March 8 is observed as International women's Day. Keeping up with the theme of the day and to talks about the role of women in the field of medicine, we are joined by Dr Aparna Srivatsa. Dr Aparna is an oncologist with an interest in the cancers affecting the gynaecological anatomy, breast and lungs. Hi Dr, welcome to DH Radio.
Dr Aparna Srivatsa: Thank you for having me on your podcast.
Ahmed: What can be done to encourage more women participation in the field of medicine?
Dr Aparna: In any country, the women in their workforce need to be encouraged to enter the medical field. When a girl child is in high school or college, we need o to encourage her that she is capable of doing everything that a man can do...
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In your evening news brief, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accuses Mamata Banerjee of resorting to dynasty politics; actor Mithun Chakraborty joins BJP; 5% rebate from automakers for junking old vehicles and buying new ones; Mumbai Indians to face Royal Challengers Bangalore in IPL opener.
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In your evening news brief, India beats England on the third day of the fourth Test; IPL may begin on April 9; Nearly 15 lakh people were inoculated against coronavirus on March 5 and anti-coup protests continue in Myanmar.
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In this episode of the Lead, Prashant Kumar, who took over as the CEO of the embattled Yes Bank a year ago, speaks about the bank, how different it is now and what measures are being taken, among other things.
Hi and welcome to another episode of the Lead by DH Radio. Exactly a year ago, Prashant Kumar took over as the CEO of the embattled Yes Bank. In today's episode, DH's Furquan Moharkan speaks to Kumar about the bank on a range of issues. listen in.
Furquan Moharkan: It's been a year for you at the helm of the bank. How are things from one year ago? You came in at a time when the bank was on the brink of collapse and it had to be bailed out.
Prashant Kumar: Yes.
Furquan: How are things different now?
Kumar: At the time when I took over last year, there were four major problems. One problem was that there was a serious issue on the governance side...
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In your evening news brief, Supreme Court grants protection from arrest to Amazon Prime Video's India head; Narcotics Control Bureau files chargesheet in Sushant Singh Rajput case; China fixes GDP target of over 6% in 2021 and UN report says household food waste in India is about 68.7 million tonnes a year.
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In this episode of the Lead, get to know the issues related to sand mining in the Malaprabha River basin and what drives illegal sand mining there.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. River sand mining is a profitable business but it has its ills. One such river affected by the mining is the Malaprabha. To know more about this, we are joined by Shrinidhi R, DH's senior correspondent from Hubballi.
Hi, sir and welcome to DH Radio.
Shrinidhi: Hi.
Ahmed: What is the situation in the Malaprabha basin?
Shrinidhi: Malaprabha is a lifeline for almost four districts— Bagalkot, Belagavi, Dharwad and Gadag. Apart from drinking water, it provides water for irrigation to 6 lakh hectares of land. But in the last two years (2019 and 2020), there was a flood-like situation...
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In your evening news brief, EPFO retains 8.5% rate of interest on provident fund deposits; 'Metro Man' E Sreedharan is BJP’s Chief Minister candidate for the upcoming Kerala Assembly elections and Bengaluru emerges as the top performer in the Million+ category in final rankings of Ease of Living Index.
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In this episode of the Lead, Minister of Mines and Geology Murugesh Nirani speaks on the issue related to mining in the state.
Hi and welcome to another episode of the DH Radio. A week ago, Karnataka Minister of Mines and Geology Murugesh Nirani spoke to Deccan Herald in an exclusive interview about the issue related to mining in the state. Listen in.
Akram Mohamed: Today we have with us a multi-faceted personality Mr Murugesh Nirani. He is currently the Minister of Mines and Geology and formerly the minister of Industries. Mr Nirani is here as part of the DH campaign that DH has been running called "Mayhem in Mines". First, we will start with the devastating incident that happened recently in Shivamogga. An investigation was launched, what happened with the probe
Murugesh Nirani: They had got illegal explosives from Andhra Pradesh. It's an unfortunate incident (at Shivamogga)...
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In your evening news brief, Karnataka minister Ramesh Jarkiholi resigns following the controversy over the alleged 'sex for job' scandal; government lifts the time restriction on receiving Covid-19 vaccine jabs; high-level committee to conduct a probe into an incident of harassment of girls at a hostel in Maharashtra and Pope Francis calls for release of political prisoners.
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https://www.deccanherald.com/national/west/girls-stripped-forced-to-dance-by-police-maharashtra-govt-orders-probe-957617.html
https://www.deccanherald.com/international/pope-says-hopes-of-myanmar-people-cannot-be-suffocated-by-violence-957622.html
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The recent blast at a quarry site in Karnataka's Chikaballapur has brought to light the mayhem that's happening at these places. Tune in to The Lead to get to know more about the incident and what fuels such activity.
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In your evening news brief, West Bengal Congress president Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury hits out at party colleague Anand Sharma over the latter’s criticism of Congress-ISF ties; former BARC CEO Partho Dasgupta gets bail and Bharti Airtel says it acquired radiowaves worth Rs 18,699 crore.
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In this episode of The Lead, get to know how laterite mining is affecting the Koraga community in Mangaluru.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, and welcome to another episode of the Lead from DH Radio. Continuing with the stories about the mayhem in mines, today we move to Mangaluru, where laterite mining near a community settlement is becoming a nuisance to them. to know more about it, we are joined by Harsha from DH's Mangaluru bureau.
Hi, Harsha, welcome to DH Radio.
Harsha: Hi. Thank you.
Ahmed: Harsha, my first question to you is: How was the laterite stone mining at the Koraga colony before 2019 and what changed? also could you tell us the geography and where is the colony located?
Harsha: This place is called Gundavu Padavu and its called Koraga Model Colony. It's been identified by the department Integrated Tribal Development Project as a model colony because...
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In your evening news brief, Prime Minister Narendra Modi administered Covaxin; Plea in Supreme Court against 8-phase poll in West Bengal and Pope Francis to visit Iraq.
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In this episode of the Lead, Get to know how quarries in Chitradurga pose a threat to structures.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to another episode of the Lead. DH series Mayhem in Mines has highlighted the issue about mining activity in the state of Karnataka. today, we will look at the district of Chitradurga, where quarrying activity is not just affected the forests but also the places where humans dwell. To talk about it we are joined by our correspondent Nrupathunga S K.
Hi Nrupathunga and welcome to DH Radio.
Nrupathunga S K: Hi, Ahmed.
Ahmed: My first question to you is how is the mining situation in Chitradurga?
Nrupathunga: LEt me tell you that Chitradurga is a hot terrain region. It's known for having draught and received less rainfall. And mining activities are prominent in few taluks of the district...
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In your evening news brief, Rahul Gandhi says Modi 'scared' of China; countdown for the launch of the PSLV-C51/Amazonia-1 mission starts and the UAE supports Saudi Arabia's position on US report on Khashoggi
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In your evening news brief, Election Commission announces poll schedule for 5 Assemblies, Ministry of Home Affairs extends Covid-19 guidelines till March 31, 2021 and India tells China that disengagement at all friction points is necessary to contemplate any de-escalation of troops.
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In this episode of Read(s) of the Week, we look into C S Lewis' "A grief observed", Edward Snowden's "Permanent Record" and George Orwell's "1984".
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of Read(s) of the week. This is Ahmed Shariff and joining me today are my colleagues L Subramani and Akash Sriram. Hi and welcome to the show.
L Subramani: Hi
Akash Sriram: Hello
Ahmed: It's nice to have you on the show. What have you been reading?
L Subramni: Ahmed, I sort of suffered bereavement in my family...
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In your evening news brief, Government brings in regulations for social media and OTT; Nirav lost his legal battle against extradition and Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani says that his government will bring in a law against ‘love jihad’.
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In this episode of The Lead get to know what is Sugama Sangeetha, how it developed over the years giving itself an iconic status of Karnataka and what's its status now.
Ahmed Shariff: You have heard the rendering of famous compositions like Nityotsava, Bhavasangama and Mysura Mallige. They all come under the genre called Sugama Sangeetha. What exactly is this and what does it encompass. Today we are joined by Our City editor S R Ramakrishna to know more. listen in.
Hi sir, welcome to DH Radio.
Ramakrishna S R: Hi, Ahmed. Thanks for having me over.
Ahmed: Thank you, sir. It's wonderful to have you on our show.
Getting straight to the questions, what is Sugama Sangeeta? Can you explain that to us?
Ramakrishna S R: Sugama Sangeeta is a form of music, which seems to be a middle path say between film music and classical music. Whereas in film music typically, the tunes are made first and the songs are written later. And there is a song being created for a particular situation. Film music is very brash and colourful and as you know its almost populist in the way a lot of film music is composed. And then classical music has a lot of rules on the other hand. There is the purity of the raga that has to be maintained and restrained is valued in classical music and you cannot break the rule in classical music.
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In your evening news brief, Those above 60 years of age and those over 45 years and having other illnesses will be able to get Covid-19 vaccine from March 1; Five people held in connection with the blast at a quarry in Karnataka's Chikkaballapur district and
The refurbished Sardar Patel stadium in Ahmedabad has been renamed Narendra Modi Stadium.
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In this episode of The Lead, Advocate Vinay Sreenivasa to talk about the laws concerning sedition and jurisdiction, which have once again come to the fore in the form of the Disha Ravi case.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. In today's episode, we are joined by Advocate Vinay Sreenivasa to talk about the laws concerning sedition and jurisdiction, which have once again come to the fore in the form of the Disha Ravi case.
Hi sir and welcome to DH Radio.
Vinay Sreenivasa: Hello.
Ahmed: It's nice to have you on our show. Sir, getting straight to the questions. In legal terms, what constitutes Sedition and how has the Indian system defined it and what are the loopholes in this definition?
Vinay: Sedition is an outdated law, which is there from British times. In fact, you must remember that Gandhiji was also arrested for Sedition...
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In your evening news brief, Delhi court grants bail to climate activist Disha Ravi; Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court gives interim bail on medical grounds to poet-activist Varavara Rao and Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh says sale of Coronil tablets of Patanjali will not be allowed in Maharashtra without proper certification.
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In this episode of The Lead, get to know what is happening in Myanmar, where a recent military coup took place displacing an elected government, and how citizens of the Asian country are reacting to the cracked and internet ban.
Ahmed Shariff: A few weeks ago, a military coup overthrew the government in Myanmar. The leaders have been arrested and it's a military rule there. DH's Akash Sriram spoke to some citizens in Myanmar and gathered what they made of the situation. In today's episode, we are joined by Akash to know more. Hi, Akash and welcome to DH Radio.
Akash Sriram: Hi, Ahmed. How are you?
Ahmed: I'm good. Akash, you have closely been watching what has been happening in our neighbouring country, Myanmar. Can you briefly let us know what is happening there, we know that there has been a coup, can you give us a background?
Alash: What happened was, to begin with, in November, the NLD which is the National League for Democracy, which is Ang Sang Su Kyi's party, that party had won the election for the second time in a landslide...
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Congress govt in Puducherry toppled after CM Narayanasamy failed to win the trust vote in the Assembly. He has resigned as the CM of the Union Territory. Dadra and Nagar Haveli MP Mohan Delkar was found dead in a hotel in the Marine Drive area of Mumbai. A Delhi court sent 21-year-old climate activist Disha Ravi to one-day police custody. Tomorrow, February 23, order on her bail will be issued.
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K Hari Kumar, author of novels like "When Strangers Meet", "That Frequent Visitor", "The Other Side of Her" and "India's Most Haunted" and the one who has penned the screenplay for the series Bhram, talks about the Horror genre, dark tourism and more.
Ahmed Shariff: Horror! a genre that excites and brings us close to the unknown. It delves deep into our fears and inhibitions and brings to the fore the myths, legends and that dark shade of our creative genius.
Today to talk about this genre we are joined by the author of novels like "When Strangers Meet", "That Frequent Visitor", "The Other Side of Her" and "India's Most Haunted" and the one who has penned the screenplay for the series Bhram, K Hari Kumar. Hi, Hari and welcome to DH Radio.
Hari Kumar: Thank you for having me on DH Radio.
Ahmed: It's great to have you on our show. Hari, my first question to you is: What made you choose horror as your writing genre? What is it about the genre that gets you excited and gets you going?
Hari: I grew up in the 90s and feasted on Scooby-Do cartoons, 'Real Ghostbusters' and R L Stine's 'Goosebumps', apart from these there were these periodicals like 'Chandamama' and 'Children's Digest' with had plenty of hair-raising ghost stuff. There was plenty of mythological horror in 'Chandamama' like stories of 'Vikram and Betal' with eerie pictures in the magazine. All those things fascinated me...
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In your evening news brief, Centre highlights the need to fast track Covid-19 vaccinations; Congress MP Shashi Tharoor says E Sreedharan is likely to have a "minimal" impact on the upcoming Kerala Assembly polls and Novak Djokovic wins Australian Open final.
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In your evening news brief, Delhi Police opposes Disha Ravi’s bail plea; Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman dubs the rising fuel price a "vexatious issue”; Japan's Naomi Osaka beats Jennifer Brady in straight sets in Australian Open final and Karnataka Health and Medical Education Minister Dr K Sudhakar rules out imposing of lockdown, as of now, in any part of the state.
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In your evening news brief, Disha Ravi sent to three-day judicial custody; Jharkhand High Court rejects RJD supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav's bail plea in the Dumka Treasury case and WhatsApp says it has conveyed to the Indian government that it remains committed to protection of privacy of personal conversations across the country
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This week we discuss our reads of the week, a story of missed identity of a bookstore, a little about George Orwell and comfort books in the form of chicklets like 'The Brigit Jones's Diary'.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, sir and welcome to another episode of Read of the week.
L Subramani: Hi, Ahmed. It's wonderful to be here with you again and talk about books. So what is happening at your end, you were supposed to get into the Orwellian world.
Ahmed: I will tell you a little story, of what happened to me. This is a perfect plot fr any Orwellian writer. So, I'll tell you this story, so fasten your seat belts...
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In your evening news brief of February 18, 2021:
Popularly called 'Metroman', E Sreedharan is set to join BJP and may even contest the upcoming Assembly elections in Kerala
Novak Djokovic beats Aslan Karatsev to enter Australian Open finals
China says the disengagement process at the LAC was progressing smoothly.
In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, writer-engineer Mookonda Nitin Kushalappa explains the diversity and uniqueness of the Kodava culture including the attire, jewellery, festivals and food. Kodagu also called Madikeri is a district in the state of Karnataka famous for its cool holiday destinations and the place of origin of River Cauvery.
Dhanyata M Poovaiah: Hi, I am Dhanyata M Poovaiah and we have with us Mookonda Nitin Kushalappa.
Nitin is an engineer-cum-writer and he often writes about Kodagu and Kodava culture. Welcome, Nitin.
Mookonda Nitin Kushalappa: Hi Dhanyata.
Dhanyata: In what way is the Kodava culture unique?
Nitin: The reasons for Kodava culture being unique are many. Firstly, the origins of the Kodavas are relatively unknown. And you can say that due to the geographical isolation because of the hills of Kodagu, the culture is distinct...
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In your evening news brief, Priya Ramani acquitted in defamation complaint filed by M J Akbar; Price of petrol crosses the Rs 100 per litre mark in Rajasthan and Activist Nikita Jacob granted three-week transit bail.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Counselling psychologist Anuja Dillibabu gives parenting tips on how to engage children for their holistic development.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to another episode of DH Radio. Taking care of children and moulding them into being responsible citizens is a challenging task that parents have to face. To understand these challenges and what can be done, we are joined by Counselling psychologist Anuja Dillibabu.
Hi mam and welcome to DH Radio.
Anuja Dillibabu: Hi Ahmed.
Ahmed: Maam, you are associated with a new youtube channel called 'Parentook'. What motivated you to start this channel?
Anuja: This is how it was started. I was reading a book called 'Ikigai', which was written with the concept of being busy...
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In your evening news brief, 4 cases of South African strain of Covid-19 virus detected; Delhi Police writes to Zoom, seeks details of meeting of Poetic Justice Foundation and India level its series against England.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, BMT physician Dr Shweta Bansal, who works as consultant paediatric oncologist at the Masina Hospital, gives insights about cancer in children.
Ahmed Shariff: 15th February is marked as International childhood cancer day. How do children develop cancer and what are the reasons behind that. To know more about this, today we are joined by BMT physician Dr Shweta Bansal, who works as consultant paediatric oncologist at the Masina Hospital. Hi, Dr Shweta welcome to DH Radio.
Dr Shweta Bansal: Hi, Ahmed. Nice to connect with you.
Ahmed: Dr, my first question is what are the causes or reasons for children developing Cancer?
Dr Shweta: I would say this is a little complicated. The easy answer would be 'we don't know', but there are multiple kinds of research and information with which we can pinpoint some of the factors...
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In your evening news brief, War of words erupts between BJP, Opposition over Disha Ravi’s arrest; Sensex finishes above the 52,000-mark and Petrol and diesel prices hiked for the seventh day in a row.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Jawaharlal Nehru University's School of Environmental Sciences' Dr A L Ramanathan informs what's happening in the western part of Himalayas and what needs to be done. Recently, a deluge was witnessed in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand and researchers are yet to ascertain the exact cause of the deluge. Climate change is said to be an underlying factor and also the geography of the place sits on a region with tectonic activity— it's a complex issue involving various bio-geo factors.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to DH Radio. Today we are joined by Dr A L Ramanathan, Professor environmental geology, hydrogeochemistry, biochemistry and glaciological laboratory at the Jawaharlal Nehru University. Dr Ramanathan has published more than seventy-five papers in various peer-reviewed journals and has been working intensively in Himalayan glaciers. Hi Dr, welcome to DH Radio.
Dr A L Ramanathan: Hello.
Ahmed: Dr, my first question to you is, can you describe for us the geographical aspects of the Western Himalayas?
Dr A L Ramanathan: the Himalayas is a continuously rising mountain. It is relatively younger because it has tectonic activity. The concerned western part of the Himalayas receives moisture sources from the western disturbances from the Mediterranean...
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In your evening news brief, Rahul Gandhi says Congress will never implement Citizenship (Amendment) Act if voted to power in Assam; seven-kg of Improvised Explosive Device (IED) recovered near crowded general bus stand area in Jammu city and A 21-year-old climate activist arrested from Bengaluru
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In your evening news brief, Supreme Court says custodial violence is abhorrent and not acceptable in the civilised society; Rescue teams begin widening a hole drilled into an approach tunnel inside a choked tunnel of the NTPC's Tapovan-Vishnugad hydel project and A bill to merge the Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) cadre of all-India services officers passed.
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In your evening news brief, Petrol and diesel prices soar to record highs; Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman replies to the Opposition’s charges on the Union Budget and Senior Trinamool Congress MP Dinesh Trivedi resigns from the Rajya Sabha.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we discuss books on tall political leaders like India's first Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, whose writings have been put together by Purushottam Agrawal in 'Who Is Bharat Mata? On History, Culture and the Idea of India: Writings by and on Jawaharlal Nehru'. We then move to the 80s which saw the rise of N T Rama Rao and how the actor-turned-politician built a new opposition party in Indira's India, in Ramesh Kandula's 'Maverick Messiah: A Political Biography of N T Rama Rao'.
Ahmed Shariff: Hello and welcome to another episode of read of the week. Joining me today is my colleague L Subramani. Hi sir and welcome to the show.
L Subramani: Hi Ahmed. It's always wonderful to join you and talk about books. And as usual, we have a lot to discuss. So yeah, let's get on and talk about the book that you have been reading this week.
Ahmed: If you remember last week, I was a bit confused. I didn't know what should I pick up and what should I read. It was almost like I was in an anxiety mode, constantly thinking What... And then I remembered that last month I had ordered a book from Amazon...
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In your evening news brief, Rajnath Singh says India will not allow even an inch of its territory to be taken; Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar backs farm laws and Pakistan conducts training launch of a surface-to-surface cruise missile.
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In this episode of DH Radio, we look at the issue of mining in Mandya district and listen to the plight of people residing near Bebi Betta.
This series from Deccan Herald comprehensively looks at the issue of illegal mining in that state. A sort of activity that affects us— you, me and our planet.
In today's episode, we travel to the district of Mandya. The district is home to the majestic KRS or Krishnaraja Sagar Dam, a 90-year old dam which provides water to millions of people. But quarry activities near the dam pose a threat to the structure. Activists have been demanding that the area within the radius of 20-km around the dam be declared a protected zone.
M Lakshmana, former chairman of Mysuru chapter of Institution of Engineers and founder of Association of Concerned and Informed Citizens of Mysuru, tells us of the dam's importance.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Over 170 still missing after Uttarakhand disaster; China says its and Indian troops at the border began to "disengage simultaneously" and Prime Minister Narendra Modi allays apprehensions on the farm laws.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, founder of Sohfit Sohrab Khushrushahi talks about healthy lifestyle, diets and more.
Ahmed Shariff: Our sedentary lifestyle is a major reason for us developing a range of diseases, which could have been avoided by engaging in physical activity and healthy eating. Diabetes seems to have become the norm of the norm these days. To talk about health and more in today's episode we are joined by founder of Sohfit Sohrab Khushrushahi. Hi, Sohrab and welcome to DH Radio.
Sohrab Khushrushahi: Hi, Ahmed. How are you?
Ahmed: I'm good. It's great to have you on our show. Sohrab, my first question to you is, what constitutes a healthy lifestyle where do diet and exercise fit in?
Sohrab: Healthy lifestyle that is pretty vast and a big area. What we are trying to make sure that when we are talking about a healthy lifestyle, we are talking lifestyle where you have movement involved...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Deep Sidhu sent to 7-day police custody; 197 people are missing while 20 people have died due to floods in Uttarakhand, Union Home Minister Amit Shah told Rajya Sabha and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday said that she would not back down against the BJP.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Parth Chadha Founder & CEO EWar Games talks about the e-sport and gaming industry and his venture.
Hi and welcome to DH Radio. Ever been fascinated or are into mobile games and gaming? get to know about the industry and more in today's episode as DH's Sandeep Menon engages in a conversation with Parth Chadha Founder & CEO EWar Games.
Sandeep Menon: Welcome to DH Radio, Parth. Good to have you here.
Parth Chadha: Thanks for having me.
Sandeep: I wanted to talk to you about e-sports. So, where is this sort of new gaming and booming and the upcoming industry, where is it going?
Parth: E-sports and gaming are growing at a very fast pace, specifically because of this pandemic. Sadly, we needed a pandemic to prove ourselves as an industry...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Modi appeals to farmers to end agitation; Sensex rallies 617.14 points to end at a new lifetime high of 51,348.77; V K Sasikala returns to Tamil Nadu and Nineteen people confirmed dead after the Nandadevi glacier broke.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, S L Bhyrappa talks about his novel 'Uttarakaanda' and more
Jagadish Angadi: Hello all. With me today here is Dr S L Bhyrappa, one of the most popular novelists of India. S L Bhyrappa is a conscious artist who depicts fundamental emotions in his novels. He has a profound knowledge about Indian psychological and cultural traditions and had intense experience about the rural and urban milieu. He is known to describe dwindling human emotions and experiences. His characters are deeply rooted in Indian soil. He has penned 24 novels and 4 volumes of literary criticism and books on aesthetics, social issues and culture. Most of his novels have been translated into almost all Indian languages and 6 into English.
The novel 'Uttarakaanda' is S L Bhyrappa's attempt to look at Rama's story from Sita's perspective and experience. He adds a tinge of today's perspective in an interesting and engaging way. The novel brings out the voice of a neglected female character. It fills and uncovers a philosophical gulf. The overhyped mythological sub-stories that have masked and covered up so far. The novel captures emotions as he narrates the story from a person's perspective. The raw emotions running across the mins of Sita, Rama, Laxmana and Sita's though about Rama and his Rajdharma, and Laxaman's unmatched love towards his brother are the elements that make 'Uttarakaanda' the novel read. In an exclusive interview, Bhyrappa speaks on a range of issues including his stands, his novel, his ideologies and contemporary literary work. Welcome to Deccan Herald sir.
S L Bhyrappa: Thank you.
Jagadish Angadi: Sir, the first questions to you is: Parva was your response to Mahabharata 40 years ago. Why did you take so much time to respond to Ramayana?
S L Bhyrappa: After reading Parva, some of my friends asked me 'why don't you write Ramayana the same way you have written Parva'...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, At least 100 labourers feared dead or missing in Flash floods in Uttarakhand; Prime Minister Narendra Modi begin election blitzkrieg; A farmer hangs himself from a tree near Delhi’s Tikri border.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Net ban, arrests mark chakka jam called by farmers; Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa says his government is taking steps to reclaim more than 300 acres of BDA land encroached upon across Bengaluru and Myanmar sees anti-coup protests.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Third phase of Covid-19 vaccination to begin next month; Sensex jumps 117 points after Reserve Bank keeps interest rates unchanged and US warship moves close to South China Sea
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we talk about our reads of the week which are: 'When Breath Becomes Air' by Paul Kalanithi and 'Close to the Bone: A Memoir' by Lisa Ray and towards the end, we discuss what's in for TBR.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to another episode of the reads of the week. Joining me today is my colleague L Subramani. Hi sir and welcome to the show.
L Subramani: Hi Ahmed. It's always a pleasure talking about books with you.
Ahmed: Sir as you know February 4 is marked as World Cancer Day. If you rewind the time, there were a lot of celebrities who had come out and talked about their experience with Cancer. And of course, this particular disease is seen as something dreadful. Something which takes away your personality and more scaring is the radiation therapy, the balding and weakening of the body. Have you read any books regarding this?
Subramani: Yes, I should tell you about one book that stands out... Of course, I have read the fictional young adult book "The fault in our stars" by John Green which deals about mortality and cancer among juveniles. It's basically a very poignant story...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Delhi Police file case against Greta Thunberg; Opposition MPs stopped from meeting farmers and UK begins alternate jabs for Covid-19
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Scientific Affairs Manager, MedGenome Labs Ltd Dr G Arun Kumar talks about the gene factor in cancer.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to DH Radio. Today, 4th of February is marked as World Cancer Day. We are all aware of what cancer is. But do genes also play a role in developing this disease? what could be the causes and how do we know? to know more about this, we are joined by Scientific Affairs Manager, MedGenome Labs Ltd Dr G Arun Kumar.
Hi Dr and welcome to DH Radio.
Dr G Arun Kumar: Hi and Thank you.
Ahmed: Dr, my first question to you is: How do genes affect our chances of developing cancer?
Dr Arun: A very pertaining question. Genes literally dictate every aspect of our lives. Genes are nothing but the genetic material that codes for a specific protein in every cell of the body...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Farm laws dominated debate in Parliament; Bengaluru’s local communities upset over state government's decision to create tree park inside Turahalli forest and Reserve Bank of India’s rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee likely to hold interest rate.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, instructor-pilot Major Andrew Moenter talks about what it's like to fly American B-1B Lancer, a plane that holds almost 50 world records for speed, payload, range, and speed of climb in its class.
Hi and welcome to DH Radio. The three-day Aero India show beginning in Bengaluru today and the highlight would be the backbone of America's long-range bomber force— The B-1B Lancer.
In today's episode, DH's Nina C George speaks to instructor-pilot Maj Andrew Moenter about what's its like to fly this sophisticated aircraft.
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Nina C George: Did you always want to fly as a child?
Major Andrew Moenter: As a child, I always loved aeroplanes. But, I didn’t know that I actually wanted to fly until I got a job at a local airport in my hometown. That’s where the love for flying actually started to take hold.
Nina: Which were the first few aircraft that you flew?
Major Andrew: I started by flying the T-6 Texan (an American single-engine advanced trainer aircraft used to train pilots), moved on to the T-38 Tower and then headed for B-1B Lancer heavy bomber.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Peer reviewed results say that Russia's Sputnik V vaccine 91.6% effective; Police beef up security and build cement barriers near Delhi borders and CBSE announces board exam schedule.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Executive Chairman of Asia Healthcare Holdings Vishal Bali talks about the healthcare factor in the latest Budget
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to DH Radio. Yesterday, the Finance Minister laid the Union Budget. Since it was presented at a time when we are approaching the pandemic's end, the motive was clear: Health is a priority.
Rs 35,000 crore outside the purview of the Budget was allocated to the Covid-19 vaccine and the section under health and wellbeing saw a 137% jump in fund allocation. But, what does it mean? Will the funds be enough?
To talk about this and more, we are joined by Vishal Bali, Executive Chairman of Asia Healthcare Holdings who was former Group CEO for Fortis Healthcare Limited and CEO and Managing Director of Wockhardt Hospitals. Mr Bali has also been a past member of the Global Agenda Healthcare Council of the World Economic Forum.
Hi, Mr Bali and welcome to DH Radio.
Vishal Bali: Hi, Mohamed. Good to be with you.
Ahmed: It's wonderful to have you on our show. My first question to you is how do you see this Budget? Did it meet your expectations?
Vishal: Given the fact that the industry, particularly the healthcare sector, has for the last many years been talking to the government about giving priority to healthcare in the Budget, from that context, I think, the Budget 2020-21 definitely lays that out...
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In this episode of Union Budget 2021 special coverage, we are going to speak some experts and our correspondent on their thoughts on various aspects of the Budget that Finance Nirmala Sitharaman presented. She said that the Budget will revive the economy, create jobs, improve infrastructure, and importantly strengthen the health sector. We have a few guests with us, to give us some insights into the Budget.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitaraman presents Union Budget; Internet suspended at farmers’ protest site in Delhi borders and Myanmar Army stages coup and arrests Aung San Suu Kyi.
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This is special coverage of Union Budget 2021 on DH Radio. Finance Nirmala Sitharaman has presented the Budget, which is aimed at reviving the economy, create jobs, improve infrastructure, and importantly strengthen the health sector. Presenting India’s first digital budget, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the preparations for the annual exercise culminated in an environment like never before. Here are some key takeaways with Annapurna Singh, Assistant Editor for Business at Deccan Herald.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Farmer leader Naresh Tikait Sunday said that protesting farmers will honour the dignity of prime minister; Reserve Bank is likely to maintain a status quo on benchmark interest rate in its next monetary policy meet outcome and V K Sasikala discharged from hospital following her recovery from Covid-19 infection.
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The Centre is set to unveil the Union Budget on Monday, February 1, which is expected to get India back on track as the world’s fastest-growing major economy by boosting spending on job-creation and rural development while battling the Covid-19 pandemic. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is likely to generously allocate funds for development, put more money in the hands of the common man to spur demand as she presents the Budget at 11 am in the Parliament. In this episode, we are going to look at some major expectations from the Budget with Annapurna Singh, Assistant Editor, Business at DH.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Farmers’ protest gains momentum; internet suspended services at Singhu, Ghazipur, and Tikri borders with Delhi and Chief Economic Adviser K V Subramanian says India will have to persistently make efforts for improvement in its sovereign rating by different global agencies in line with its economic fundamentals.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2021. In this episode we examine the concept of Outcome Budget. Outcome Budget looks at the performance of various ministries, how they have handled programs, schemes, expenses that ministries incurred to execute the functions of the ministry.
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Welcome to DH Radio, in this episode on Union Budget 2021, we are going to take a look at some instances where finance ministers weaved poetry into their budget speeches. Finance ministers in the past have delivered quite a few Budget speeches with poems weaved in them. Often they have used poems to emphasise or substantiate policy stands or principles that guided them in formulating the Budget.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, The Economic Survey 2021 has said that India’s exports are expected to contract by 5.8% and imports by 11.3% during the second half of the current financial year; BJP slams Opposition for boycotting President's speech and Asif Apathbandhava wins popular choice award of DH Changemakers.
Podcast episode on Economic Survey: https://anchor.fm/deccanherald/episodes/Union-Budget-2021--Key-takeaways-from-Economic-Survey-2021-epl45n
DH Changemakers event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AelH3DOhWJE
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Hello and welcome to a special episode on Union Budget 2021 on DH Radio. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, today, tabled Economic Survey 2021 in the Parliament. The Economic Survey of India is the flagship document prepared by advisors to the finance minister which comprises the current trend and a comprehensive report card of the economy in that fiscal year. Unlike previous years, the Economic Survey this year was not printed but digitally distributed to MPs and officials.
Tune in to know more. You can download the Economic Survey here: https://www.indiabudget.gov.in/economicsurvey/
Welcome to DH Radio, in this episode on Union Budget 2021, we are going to take a look at a time when married and unmarried Indians had different tax slabs. Yes, you heard that right.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we talk about our reads of the week which are: "The Hundred Years' War on Palestine: A History of Settler Colonial Conquest and Resistance" by Rashid Khalidi; "Uncles, Aunts and Elephants" by Ruskin Bond and "I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer and The American Predator" by Michelle McNamara.
L Subramani: Hello and welcome to the reads of the week. I'm L Subramani. This week to discuss the books that we are reading, I'm joined by my colleague Ahmed Shariff.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, sir. How are you?
Subramani: Yes I'm fine and I hope that you had some success with the books that you started last week.
Ahmed: Yes, success... I've started the journey. Not come to the finish line but yes, I've started the journey...
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2021. In this episode, we explore the concept of Finance Bill and what it entails. The Finance Bill helps the government insert amendments with all the proposed changes into all those laws concerned, without having to bring out a separate amendment for each of those Acts.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Opposition parties planning to boycott President’s address to Parliament; CBSE to announce exam schedule for Class 10 and Class 12 students on February 2 and Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister Laxman Savadi’s remarks draw ire from Maharashtra leader.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2021. Some customary activities have developed around this financial exercise over the years as India’s 28 finance ministers presented the budget. Some of these are bound to be impacted due to Covid-19 and related protocol.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2021. In this episode, we look at the concept of asset monetisation. Asset monetisation is the process of creating new sources of revenue for the government by unlocking the economic value of unutilised or underutilised public assets.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2021. in this episode, we look at the concept of trade deficit. If a country imports more goods and services than it exports in a given period of time, then such a situation is called a trade deficit. A trade deficit is also known as a negative trade balance.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Head of Outreach at PRS Legislative Research Chakshu Roy tells us about this year's Budget Session, what are the issues that may be raised and what's new this time.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to DH Radio. The Budget Session is to start soon. In this podcast, we are joined by Head of Outreach at PRS Legislative Research Chakshu Roy, who will spell out for us whats and hows of the Session.
Hi Chaksu, welcome to DH Radio.
Chakshu Roy: Hi, Ahmed.
Ahmed: Chakshu, as you know, last year has been a sort of double whammy for the states both the pandemic and the centre asking them to borrow to compensate for the GST shortfall. How do you think this will impact the states?
Chakshu: In the upcoming Budget Session of the Parliament and other fiscal contractions is something that will come up for discussion...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma retained top spots in ICC rankings for ODI batsmen; BCCI President Sourav Ganguly taken to hospital after he complained of chest pain; Samyukta Kisan Morcha alleges "antisocial" elements attempted to "torpedo" their peaceful agitation and Supreme Court stays Bombay High Court order which held that groping a child without skin-to-skin touch would not amount to sexual assault under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2021. In this episode, we examine the concept of Appropriation Bill. In order to withdraw the money, the government passes an Appropriation Bill, which gives the government the authority to withdraw funds from the Consolidated Fund of India to meet its expenses during the course of a financial year.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2021. In this episode, we look at the concept of vote on account, what it entails, the significance of it and more. A vote on account is a grant in advance for the central government to meet short-term expenditure needs from the Consolidated Fund of India.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2021. In this episode, we are looking at the concept of revenue budget. The revenue budget is the total of the government's revenue receipts and revenue expenditures.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2021. The Economic Survey of India is the flagship document prepared by advisors to the finance minister which comprises the current trend and a comprehensive report card of the economy in that fiscal year.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2021. In this episode, we look at the concept of indirect tax. Indirect tax is levied on goods and services and not on the income or revenue of an individual or a company.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your questions on Union Budget 2021. In this episode, we look at Demand for Grants, what they are and why they are used.
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio. Answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2021. In this episode, we look at the concept of Capital Budget. The Capital Budget primarily deals with capital receipts and capital payments.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Sanjay Kumar, CEO of Elior India, tells us about the issues pertaining to the food service industry and the hopes from the Union Budget.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. The Pandemic hit every industry including those operating food businesses. The upcoming Budget may come as a glimmer of hope them but let's understand what are there needs and what do they want. To talks about this, we are joined by Sanjay Kumar, CEO of Elior India, a food service company.
Hi Sanjay and welcome to DH Radio.
Sanjay: Hi. It's really nice talking to you. It's a pleasure being on your channel.
Ahmed: That's fantastic. Sanjay my first question to you is how did the pandemic disrupt your business?
Sanjay: We did see a deacceleration in the business even prior to Covid-19 because of the fact that there was a decline in economic growth. But the onset of Covid-19 was literally like the last nail in the coffin for all foodservice players...
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This is Budget Explained from DH Radio, answering your frequently asked questions on Union Budget 2021. In this episode, we look at the concept of fiscal deficit and the role it plays in the Budget. Fiscal deficit is the difference between the government's total expenditure and its total revenues excluding money generated from borrowings.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Farmer’s rally turns violent; internet suspended in parts of Delhi; Reserve Bank of India says it is open to exploring the possibility of a digital version of fiat currency and Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte handed in his resignation.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we share our memories of the Republic Day.
Ahmed Shariff: Hello and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. Today is the Republic Day of India. This day celebrates the idea of India. If you are in the national Capital you may witness the annual tradition that is the Republic Day parade and elsewhere in the country where almost in every school and every capital, the day being celebrated in almost in a festive fervour. Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and today I am joined by my colleague L Subramani to talk about our stories of the Republic Day. How we have celebrated over the years, how it has evolved over the years and our ideas of the Republic Day. Hi sir and welcome to DH Radio.
L Subramani: Hi, Ahmed. It's excellent to be in your company once again and wishing you a Happy Republic Day.
Ahmed: Thank you and same to you. I just want to ask you, your memories of Republic Day. Maybe in school or college, can you tell us about that?
Subramani: I belong to a generation where Republic Day Parades were witnessed both in black-and-white and colour television...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Karnataka says it has become the first state in the country to vaccinate more than two lakh healthcare workers; Minor skirmish between Indian and Chinese troops in Sikkim and Partho Dasgupta claims he had received money from TV anchor Arnab Goswami over three years to manipulate TRPs.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, a former member of Union Public Service Commission of India and author Purushottam Agarwal tells us about early modern Indian poetry and literature, the ideas they hold and what we can learn from them.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. We are all intrigued by the simplicity and beauty of early modern Indian poetry and literature. What is the message that they carry and what ideas do they hold?
To peek into this world, In today's episode, we are joined by a former member of Union Public Service Commission of India and author books like "Akath Kahani Prem Ki: Kabir Ki Kavita Aur Unka Samay" and "Padmavat: An Epic Love Story", Purushottam Agarwal.
Hello sir and welcome to DH Radio.
Purushottam Agrawal: Thank you.
Ahmed: It is wonderful to have you on our show. Sir, my first question to you is: In today's India, in your opinion, why should one read the works of Kabir, Jayasi and other early modern writers of the Subcontinent? Why should we look at these texts and what can we learn from them?
Purushottam Agrawal: Before we start with your question, why we must read them. Let me start with the disclaimer of how we should not read them. We must read them with the consciousness of the fact that the centuries of the distance between us and them cannot be erased...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Farmers to take out tractor rally on Republic Day; BBMP Commissioner N Manjunatha Prasad expresses unhappiness over the number of vaccinations in Bengaluru so far and Union Home Minister Amit Shah targets Congress and AIUDF.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, IAF chief sends out a strong message to China; West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee says that there should be four national capitals in the country and Chinese planes entered Taiwan's air defence identification zone.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Serum Institute of India has suffered losses to the tune of Rs 1,000 crore in fire incident; Congress to hold internal elections after Assembly polls and Walmart Inc is preparing to offer Covid-19 vaccinations in seven more states of the US.
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Injury-hit India team rose from the ashes to hold on to the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in one of the greatest Test victories against Australia. India scripted a story of grit, guts and glory at Brisbane Test as it scored 329 against Australia. India beat Australia by three wickets in the fourth Test in Brisbane, pulling off a record run-chase in a thrilling final session to hand Australia their first defeat at Brisbane's Gabba ground since 1988.
In a conversation, we talk about how stars of the series, Rishabh Pant, Washington Sundar, Ajinkya Rahane and others took India from losing a match being bowled out for 36 runs to an emphatic victory in the fourth Test, widely considered, the best Test series win in Indian history.
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Sidney Kiran: Hello and welcome to another episode of DH Radio. Cricket fans in India couldn't have asked for a better New Year's gift than this. What a performance by the Indians, bruised, battered and struggling to field personnel in the final Test of a riveting series. We Indians or other India A that I should be saying, pulled off one of the biggest heists in cricket when they stunned a full strength of Australia to retain the Border-Gavaskar trophy. Every journalist and critics were immensely scrambling for words to describe the heroic show. Today, Roshan Thyagarajan and I talk about one of the finest series ever played between the two great cricketing nations. Hi, Roshan, how you doing?
Roshan Thyagarajan: Hi, Sidney. I'm good, man. Thank you.
Sidney: Firstly, so let's start off. I mean, the whole world was talking about this entire series, the series initially looked as if it might never take place. There were troubles before the series. Indians had problems with the bio-bubble. We didn't know if a match could happen in Brisbane. And both the nations are battling a pandemic and Australia now more so very stringent.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we discuss the book that we have read over the week— a week that witnessed India's historic cricket test win in Australia. Latching on the almost festivity of the event, cricket takes centra stage in this episode with "281 and Beyond" by V V S Laxman. Sports evokes enthusiasm and gives out a positive vibe, a quality shared by the "motivation and self-improvement" genre. We look at "The Science of Success" by Napoleon Hill and dwell upon this popular genre.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to DH Radio. Today I am joined by my colleague L Subramani to discuss the books we have read last week.
Hi sir and welcome to another episode of Read of the week.
L Subramani: Hi Ahmed. Wonderful to be here with you.
Ahmed: It's been long since we have been doing this read of the week. Before we begin I would like our audience or listeners to give their suggestions to us. If you are listening to this podcast, let us know the books that you would like to read or the books that you have in mind and would want to give your opinions on the book, do mail us, you can note down my email address: ahmedshariff@deccanherald.co.in.
L Subramai: Podcast is not a monologue, a dialogue. The very fun of the podcast is to be interactive and to interact with the audience and let's hope to hear more from our audience...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Five die in fire at Serum Institute of India; Twin suicide bombing rock Baghdad and RBI says India's GDP is within the striking distance of attaining positive growth.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Educationist and a former senior journalist based in Shivamogga, Vidya Joseph tells DH about the emancipation of women in Karnataka and the issues relating to it.
Ahmed Shariff: Karnataka's Defining Moments: Women and rights
We are here in the 21st Century but atrocities against women still persist.
But when compared to the past, things have improved. What was the road for women's rights and emancipation? How things came to be like they are today? to answer these questions and more, today we are joined by Educationist and a former senior journalist based in Shivamogga, Vidya Joseph.
Hi mam, welcome to DH Radio.
Vidya Joseph: Thank you. It's a pleasure connecting with Deccan Herald after a long time.
Ahmed: Mam, my first question to you is: Can you tell us or chart for us the emancipation of a Kannada woman through the years?
Vidya Joseph: To chart the emancipation of a Kannada woman over the years; I think it's a difficult task; mainly because of the enormous variations and also the complexities we see in this process...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Centre proposed to amend farm laws; Sasikala shifted to hospital and Biden may ease immigration rules.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, actor Akul Tripathi talks about his travels and his "Ekaant."
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to another episode of DH Radio. Today we are joined by actor Akul Tripathi to talk about travel and the beauty in abandoned historical places, listen in.
Hi Akul and welcome to DH Radio
Akul Tripathi: Hello, and thank you for having me
Ahmed: What motivated you to take up a project like "Ekaant"?
Akul: Ekaant was really not a project that anyone had to take up. Somewhere I have always believed that part of a destined plan or fate or whatever it is. I put out a social media post saying that abandoned places and how beautiful they are, which was with regards to treks. And a producer whom I had worked earlier, Monia Pinto, she happened to chance upon it. She called and said: "Hey, do think there are enough of these to make a show out of it?" And I said that they are more than enough for a show and it's like an encyclopedia can be made out of it...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, ‘India will start exports of COVID-19 vaccines’; Russian’s second Covid-19 vaccine said to be 100% effective in initial trails; government asks WhatsApp to withdraw changes in its privacy policy and Question Hour will be allowed during Parliament Session
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, musicians Sanjay Sugumaran and Nithin John Francis from Sugar Shot Films and Dusk & Dawn Productions talk about their latest music video which is a Ritviz Mashup and the challenges that musicians face
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, and welcome to the DH radio. This is Ahmed, Shariff. And lately, I think you've heard about this new song. It's called Ritviz mashup. I'm joined by the team. Nithin and Sanjay Sugumaran from Sugar Short films and dusk and dawn productions. Hi, Nithin and Sanjay. Welcome to DH radio.
Nithin: Hey
Sanjay: Hi!
Nithin: Too much energy for me...
Ahmed: I think that's what we want: positivity everywhere for 2021. So that's great. Okay, my first question to both of you happen to both of you is like, can you tell us about the people who are involved in this project?
Sanjay: Alright, so first of all, there is this guy called Raheal Roy Thomas. Raheal and I, Sanjay Sugumaran said to that initial idea about, you know, to do something about it, and then we roped in this acapella group called no Treble. And then sugar short films came into the picture. So that's when everything elevated to a different level. So it was like the entire set was, you know, it started off as a very small plan. And then, you know, started building up piling up and you know, turned out to be something that, you know, none of us expected...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, The Supreme Court refuses to consider a plea by Centre against proposed tractor rally; a ward boy at a government hospital dies a day after receiving Covid-19 vaccine jab; Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa lashed out at his Maharashtra counterpart Uddhav Thackeray for raking up the border dispute between the two states and WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has said that the world was on the brink of a "catastrophic moral failure" on distributing vaccines.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Author Aakar Patel tells DH about his latest book "Our Hindu Rashtra: What It Is. How We Got Here" published by Westland Publications.
Shemin Joy: Akar Patel needs no introduction. He is a well-known author, columnist, journalist. He has edited a number of English and Gujarati dailies. He was the executive director of Amnesty India till 2019. Recently his book, "Our Hindu Rashtra: What It Is. How We Got Here" hit the stands. Welcome to the podcast
Aakar Patel: Thank you very much.
Shemin: Does Hindutva differ from what see as the right wing?
Aakar: When we speak of Right-wing globally, we tend to think of a particular party that holds on to specific ideological impulses...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Covid-19 vaccination drive begins; RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said the central bank remains steadfast to take any further measures as may be required to support growth without compromising on financial stability and A farmer union has requested the Supreme Court to remove the remaining three members of the committee
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, India and Nepal undertake review of all aspects of bilateral ties; farmers and Centre decided to meet again on January 19 and Erdogan says he wants to find a solution to Turkey's suspension from the F-35 fighter jet programme with the new US administration
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we discuss "The Comeback Summer: When Smith and Stokes got the Magic Back" by Geoff Lemon, "India's Most Haunted: Tales of Terrifying Places" by K Hari Kumar and the trouble of slow reading.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to DH Radio. Today I am joined by my colleague L Subramani to discuss the books we have read last week.
Hi sir and welcome to another episode of Read of the week.
L Subramani: Hi Ahmed, thank you. It's always a pleasure to join you. How is it going for you? What book have you read this week?
Ahmed: Last time, my TBR (To Be Read) was for "...100 years war on Palestine" and the book seems jinxed to me. Every time I open it, something comes us and am not able to finish this particular book...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, IISc’s Professor Rohini Godbole honoured with French Ordre National du Merite; Bharatiya Kisan Union President Bhupinder Singh Mann recuses himself from the Supreme Court-appointed panel and Union Budget to go digital this year.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, former director, Indian Institute of Science G Padmanaban tells us how IISc came into existence and the people who made it into an edifice.
Ahmed Shariff: Bangalore is the hub of technology and science in India. How did this city come to this? Who were the people behind this and what was the role of the Indian Insititute of Science (IISc) in this? We will get to know the answers in today's episode. Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and joining us today is former director of Indian Institute of Science G Padmanaban. Listen in.
Ahmed: Hi sir and welcome to DH Radio.
G Padmanaban: Thank you.
Ahmed: Sir, my first question to you is: When did the thought of IISc come into being?
G Padmanaban: I think the seed was sown when Swami Vivekananda accidentally met J N Tata. In a steamer, they were travelling from Japan and to Vancouver...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa expanded Cabinet; government approves procurement of 83 indigenously-developed light combat aircraft Tejas for the Indian Air Force; IT major Infosys has clocked a growth of 16.6% in its net profit and Google says it would support Joe Biden's efforts to pass a new US immigration law.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Nutrition and Wellness Consultant Sheela Krishnaswamy reveals the secret on nutrition.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to DH Radio. As we leave behind 2020, a year engulfed by the pandemic, we need to take care of our health. To do this, one important thing is to have a re-look at our diet and nutrition.
In today's episode, we are joined by Nutrition and Wellness Consultant Sheela Krishnaswamy. Listen in...
Hi mam and welcome to DH Radio.
Sheela Krishnaswamy: Thank you and hello, Ahmed.
Ahmed: My first question to you is how should one look at diet and nutrition. Can you tell us what are the consequences if we don't maintain proper diet and nutrition?
Sheela Krishnaswamy: I would look at it as a bridge between food and health. I believe nutrition bridges the gap between food and health...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Supreme Court stays implementation of farm laws; the first consignment of Covid-19 vaccines were rolled out of the SII facility and Aditya Alva held from Chennai.
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Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the Lead to DH Radio. Assistive reproduction technology has taken a big leap over the years. We have heard the term IVF and recently we have heard 'freezing the eggs', What are they? To know more about, today we are joined by Dr Devika Gunasheela she is the managing Director, IVF specialist and Gynecologist at Gunasheela Surgical and Maternity Hospital. Hi Doctor and welcome to DH Radio.
Dr Devika Gunasheela: Hi, Ahmed.
Ahmed: Dr, my first question to you is: What does freezing of eggs mean? Is it something like a stem cell bank?
Dr Devika: Eggs are what women have in their ovaries. Women produce eggs and men produce sperms. the sperm and the egg unite to produce an embryo, which later on develops into a baby once it's implanted into the uterus...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Supreme Court comes down heavily on Centre on farm laws; Virat Kohli and his wife Anushka Sharma were today blessed with a baby girl; Aam Admi Party legislator from Delhi Somnath Bharti was detained and Centre has signed a purchase order for Covid-19 vaccine with Serum Institute of India.
In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Karnataka Minister for Large and Medium Scale Industries Jagadish Shettar tells us about ease of doing business in the state.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of the Lead by DH Radio. Today, you will hear Karnataka Minister of Large and Medium Scale Industries Jagadish Shettar tell DH all about the government's measures to improve ease of business and the statistics related to investment in the state. Listen in.
Shruthi HM: In the year's last press conference of the CMO, he sounded an alert that there will be difficulties in the next year too. And everybody is saying, raising revenues, investment is one way forward. Which are the sectors which will receive the boost. What are some of the projects that will receive the boost?
Jagadish Shettar: At the time when I became the Industries Minister, went to Davos and there were suggestions from Industrial captains and accordingly we started implementing reforms, particularly land reforms amendment...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Protesting farmers ransack Haryana CM’s event venue; study says COVID-19 patients admitted to intensive care in the early months of the pandemic experienced a higher burden of delirium and coma and Education Ministry has asked states to conduct a door-to-door survey to identify out-of-school children.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, India will launch Covid-19 vaccination drive from January 16; Bhopal Covaxin participant dies 10 days after participating in trials; BCC lodges complaint over “racial abuse” of Indian players and Indonesian plane goes missing.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, No breakthrough in Centre-farmers talks; IHS Markit says Indian economy is likely to rebound with an 8.9% growth in the fiscal year beginning April 2021 and UK approves Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we discuss our reads of the week which include 'Padmavat', 'My Dark Venessa', 'Excavation' and 'The truth about the Harry Quebert Affair' with L Subramani.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, sir. Welcome to the DH Radio. This is the first 'Reads of the Week' programme for the year.
L Subramani: Hi Ahmed and Happy New Year.
Ahmed: Happy New Year to you too. How has the start of 2021 been for you?
Subramani: The New Year has been good from the point of view of reading. I sort of tied up some of the books that I could not complete last year...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Advanced estimates of the economy show contraction in all sectors except agriculture; US congress certifies Joe Biden as the next US president; Karnataka minister urges people to use products made of cow dung and urine and Farmers conducts dry-run of tractor rally.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Namita Bajaj, author of "At the threshold of love" and "Cupid is complicated", tells us about her books, content writings inter alia.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. As the digital industry booms, there is a need for content generators and writers. And we often see that this talent pool is the least paid, why is that? What may be the reason? To dwell deep into this we are joined by a woman who combines the talents of being an author, poet, content writer and a voice-over artist Namita Bajaj and we will talk about the issue said, her books and more.
Hi, Namita and welcome to DH Radio.
Namita Bajaj: Hi, Ahmed.
Ahmed: It's great to have you on our show. Namita, my first question you is: Can you tell us about your two books?
Namita: Yes, Ahmed. Absolutely. Firstly, thank you for the warm welcome and it's an honour to be here. My relationship with books began at an early age...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Bird flu reported at 12 epicentres in four states; Bidding for the sixth round of spectrum auction will start from March 1; Petrol price near all-time high and a 50-year old woman was murdered after allegedly being gangraped by a priest, his disciple and another person in Uttar Pradesh.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, career counsellor and executive coach Prof. R S S Mani talks about an education solution called Any Time Learning Kiosk.
Ahmed: Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. We have seen the detrimental effect the pandemic has had on education. The digital divide was clearly visible. What can be the solution?
Career counsellor and executive coach Prof. R S S Mani, Vice President, Institutional Development at ITM group of institutions, may have the answer in the form of Any Time Learning Kiosk. Listen in.
Hi, Prof Mani. Welcome to DH Radio.
Prof Mani: Hi.
Ahmed: Prof, will begin by asking you: What is Any Time Learning Kiosk? And can you detail us the idea behind it?
Prof Mani: Any Time Learning Kiosk, what I like to popularly refer as ATL is an idea that came to mind especially when we have now got hooked to digital learning in the past 9 months. Though, of course, it was the outcome of the pandemic and the fact that people would have to be confined at homes and yet needed to communicate with the outside world...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Covid Vaccine to be available from Jan 13; Russia-Germany may jointly produce vaccine; UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson cancels Republic Day visit and Parliamentary committee recommends to hold Budget Session from January 29 and April 8
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we look back at 2020 and talk about how the year changed the way films are reviewed and more.
Ahmed Shariff: When we talk about entertainment, 2020 has been a year that saw the big screen coming to the smaller ones. There were a few releases and many had the time to visit old and cherished shows and movies. Hi, I am Ahmed Shariff and I am joined by my colleague Vivek M V to talk about this aspect of the year bygone.
Hi, Vivek and welcome to DH Radio.
Vivek M V: Hi, Ahmed.
Ahmed: Vivek, what was your traditional movie-going experience like?
Vivek M V: I would look forward to Fridays so that I could go in the mornings, review the movie and come back and write about it...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Covid vaccine to cost government around Rs 300; healthcare experts raise questions over Covaxin and Sourav Ganguly will have to undergo another angioplasty.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Former Congress leader Sanjay Jha talks to DH about his latest book published by Westland, "The great unravelling: India after 2014", politics and the role of Congress in the last 6 years.
Shemin Joy: For those who regularly watch TV debates, Mr Sanjay Jha is a familiar face. An outspoken politician, he is now suspended form the Congress for raising questions which many say are uncomfortable for its leadership. Jha has come up with a new book on politics; politics after 2014. He names it "The great unravelling: India after 2014". I am Shemin Joy and I am joined by Sanjay Jha to talk about his book and politics and the role of Congress in it the last 6 years.
India after 2014, is it a story of hopelessness or a story of despair? How do you see it?
Sanjay Jha: Frankly, Shemin I see it as a story of hope. The reason why I have painted some of its dark interiors is because you cannot lay the foundation of hope or as Dr Amartya Sen calls it a curated movement. Until you realise how frail the foundations of India have become...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Vaccines of Serum Institute of India and Bharat Biotech approved; Prime Minister Narendra Modi hails DGCI decision; Congress leaders question the move to approve the vaccine; D V Sadananda Gowda collapsed due to low blood pressure and British Prime Minister Boris comments on the possibility of a fresh vote on Scottish independence.
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In today's episode, From the Newsroom, Union minister Prakash Javadekar said that India has approved the Covid-19 vaccine developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University; farmer unions have taken a tough stand saying that they will take out a tractor parade to Delhi on January 26 if their demands are not met. Farmer leader Darshan Pal Singh said their proposed parade will be called "Kisan Parade."
In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, UK officially out of EU; Taiwan offers olive branch to China; GST collections reach a high and Covishield may get nod for emergency use.
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Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio, in today's episode we discuss what was written in 2020 and what literary buffs and bibliophiles can expect in the New Year.
Ahmed Shariff: Welcome to Another episode of DH Radio and we wish all our listeners a Happy New year. What defines a year? The answer may be subjective and to some extent objective. But to summarise the passage of seasons, one only has to look at the literature produced during these seasons and that is what we are discussing today. Joining us is a special guest today. She is the Assistant editor of the features wing of Deccan Herald, Rashmi Vasudeva. Hi, Rashmi and welcome to DH Radio.
Rashmi: Hello, Ahmed. Thank you.
Ahmed: Also, joining us is L Subramani.
L Subramani: Hi. Hope everybody is doing well with your books...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Haryana Police use water cannon and tear gas against protesting farmers; CBSE board examinations for Class 10 and 12 will be held between May 4 and June 10; Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai says preliminary inquiry into the death of state's Legislative Council Deputy Chairman S L Dharme Gowda was underway and EU regrets the US decision to slap more tariffs on French and German products.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know the next Table Tennis star Yashaswini Ghorpade
To those tracking Yashaswini Ghorpade's climb in the Indian table tennis circuit, her transformation as a player as been apparent.
An unassuming teenager of few words, Yasahaswini has let her skills do the talking on court, clinching twin titles at the Sub-junior nationals in Chandigarh in December 2018.
She was part of the Indian team that won four medals at the Bahrain Open. The only Indian in the Asian girls' squad, Yashaswini guided her team to a bronze at the World Cadet Challenge in Poland. She finished by winning the UTT West Zone National-ranking junior singles title in Thane.
Yashaswini has her eyes firmly pinned on the top-8 rankings for women in India.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know how Umi, a trans-woman, has grown to be a role model for the LGBTQ+ community.
For many in India, coming out as trans is fraught with anxiety. For Umi, the isolation was made more stark growing up in Ramanagara, a rural town on the outskirts of Bengaluru. For years, she believed that her identity was an aberration until a chance encounter with another transperson in Bengaluru turned her life around.
Umi moved beyond thoughts of suicide to founding her own NGO, Jeeva an organisation that works for transgender rights in policy and politics.
The driving force behind her work? Her community, and the hope and belief that the path to acceptance for the younger generations will be easier.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know T S Goravara, the editor of a quarterly literary journal in Kannada, ‘Sangaata’.
TS Goravara is charting a fresh course in the Kannada literary world, with a single-minded ambition to bring non-mainstream writers to the fore. His publishing house, Sangaata Pustaka in Dharwad, Karnataka has tapped into a varied range of writers, while his quarterly literary magazine Sangaata, has made a name for itself in Kannada literary circles.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know Sharadamma Malage and how she is helping people from a nomad community set their documents right.
Hundreds of Alemari children in North Karnataka's Bidar district are finally studying in schools, thanks to Sharadamma Malege's relentless dedication to realise Dr Ambedkar's vision.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know how even at the age of 81, Ramaswamy Natampally continues to volunteer.
A retired aeronautical engineer from HAL, Ramaswamy Natampally is part of the band of volunteers at Helping Hands. With energy and passion that belie his age, Natampally volunteers at various hospitals in Bengaluru, counselling and guiding patients, often going beyond city limits to bring help to those who need it. Despite working six days a week, and receiving calls for help round the clock, Ramaswamy Natampally insisted that we add his number, so that a larger audience can reach him if required. So here it is: +91 99459 73585
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know about Mysore’s Project ReachOut and how it helps people in myriad ways from one of its members Adarsh Ramesh.
Born in the corridors of Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering in Mysuru, Adarsh Ramesh's Project ReachOut has made volunteering an exciting activity, creating bonds that last a lifetime.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know Pavin Pankajan, a budding engineer, who is on a quest to solve the rural water crisis.
Hundreds of villages in Karnataka had access to clean drinking water, even during the prolonged lockdown. Pavin Pankajan's fully-automated drinking water plants also provide uninterrupted drinking water in Syrian refugee camps in Jordan and Lebanon.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know Dr Padmanabha Kamath and his Cardiology at Doorstep initiative, which is bringing changes in rural healthcare.
Dr. Padmanabha Kamath is the pioneer of Cardiology at Doorsteps (CAD) programme which has managed to provide ECG machines and services to the rural parts of Karnataka. By doing this and by providing a network of specialists, Dr. Kamath has made it easier for heart attacks to be detected in time.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know Nagaraj Banjara, who is changing people’s attitude towards cleanliness with his relentless efforts.
Nagaraja Banjara is a school teacher in Kottur in the newly created Vijayanagar district of Karnataka. Apart from his regular teaching job, Nagaraj cleans the streets, and breaks the shackles of cleanliness and caste every morning.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know a teacher of a different kind Murali Kadekar and how he is giving back to his place of employment and in turning helping many people
It is a tough job to pin down Murali Kadekar to one category.
As a teacher at the Nittur High School in Udupi, his concern for his students wasn't limited to academic excellence alone. He has been a mentor and a beneficiary for thousands of children, the impact of which has been long-lasting.
As a Yakshagana artist, he works tirelessly to support both the art, as well as the artists.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know Mamatha Rai, a former lecturer turned handloom entrepreneur, who has revived the Udupi Saree
For Mamatha Rai, reviving traditional handloom practices is an answer to the challenges posed by climate change. Through her Kadike Trust, she is striving to revive the practice of weaving sarees, which is unique to her hometown of Udupi.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know Mallige, her activism and how Mahila Munnade helps women in distress.
Long before becoming Karnataka Janashakthi's Secretary, Mallige Sirimane had been involved in activism, advocating for the rights of the oppressed. The year marked by the Covid-19 pandemic, has not been any different.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know Mahesh M’s passion for maths and how this lead him to be an inspiration to many.
When Mahesh M speaks of his love for teaching, his disability fades into the background. But it was this disability that kept him out of school for the first ten years of his life.
Once in school, Mahesh realised that he had an affinity to numbers and has since made it his mission to introduce the joy of math to other children.
His institute Prajna Mathematics, tucked away in the bylanes of Hebbal in Bengaluru bubbles with the excitement of young learners applying algebraic formulae to rubik's cubes and origami.
Alongside, Mahesh continues to help others with mobility devices, opening up new avenues for them."
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know Jayanand Derekar, whose Sanjeevani Seva Trust in Joida to provide electricity, medical care, education, food security and development in his home taluk
As the first PhD holder among the Kunbi community in Karnataka, Jayanand Derekar is bringing to life his dream of transforming Joida, a small town in Uttara Kannada district in Karnataka.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, Karnataka Haemophilia Society’s Dr Suresh Hanagavadi tells us how the society was founded, what is Haemophilia and more.
Dr Suresh Hanagavadi's Karnataka Haemophilia Society in Davanagere in Karnataka, takes in patients suffering from Rare Bleeding Disorders, and has ensured free-of-cost treatment for the afflicted.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know wildlife activist Giridhar Kulkarni, who is on a quest to save the forests.
Notwithstanding the many threats, Giridhar Kulkarni has single-handedly stopped numerous infrastructure projects from ravaging the forests in Uttara Kannada and Belagavi. The software engineer from Bengaluru, has made an impact in wildlife sanctuaries in Bhimgad and Dandeli, as well as the Kali Tiger Reserve.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know Fathima Benazir, a molecular biologist, whose invention— non-toxic fluorescent dye— could be a game-changer in DNA testing.
When the covid pandemic swept across the world, RT-PCR tests became household terms.
But what many did not know, was that the dyes used in the testing of nucleic acids such as DNA and RNA, contain toxic and carcinogenic substances that endager the health of those who come in contact with it. Disposal of these dyes is also a serious problem.
Dr Fathima Benazir, the Chief Scientific Officer and co-founder at Azooka, a Bengaluru-based startup, and the maker of the world's only food grade safe fluorescent dye, Tinto Rang.
The only Indian name in the molecular biology space, Tinto Rang is cheaper than other dyes in the market, making it a strong contender for lower income countries.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know Fancy Ganapathy, who has turned the pandemic into an opportunity with the formation of a 700-member strong association involved in producing and selling homemade items.
Fancy Ganapathy's passion for traditional recipes of Kodagu led her to create a food cluster in Madikeri and Virajpet taluks. Today, the women of the cluster have a steady source of income, and rest of us are a click away from ordering Kodagu's Nature's Best!
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know Deputy Commissioner of Kalaburagi B Sharat and how he handled the Covid-19 pandemic there.
When the nation’s first Covid-19 death was reported from Kalaburagi, then deputy commissioner of the district B Sharath did not waste any time before closing off the borders.
In the face of the pandemic, Kalaburagi successfully contained the spread of the novel coronavirus, thanks to B Sharath’s able leadership.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know how Mohammed Asif runs Maimuna Foundation, which oversees Apathbhandava Psycho Rehabilitation Centre and more.
In Mangaluru and the surrounding regions, Mohammed Asif and his ambulance are known to traverse the highways and bylanes to help the needy and destitute, no matter the hour. From saving lives to disposing dead bodies, Asif 'Apatbandhava' is at your service.
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In this episode of DH Changemakers, get to know a 22-year-old engineer, Anirudh N Sharma, uses nanosatellites to track space junk.
While most of us are struggling with waste disposal on earth, Anirudh Sharma is working on a solution to navigate satellites amidst debris in space. Discarded satellites form space junk, which can pose a problem to active satellites in space.
A computer science engineer by training, an opportunity to participate in the ISRO student satellite programme catapulted Anirudh into the space science domain.
His startup Digantara is currently being incubated at the Indian Institute of Science, and has already signed on to partnerships with European communications firms Telespazio and Okapi Orbits.
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Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio, today we discuss India's international affairs and how the country maintained its relationships with its neighbourhood and the US.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of DH Radio. The year 2020 was no less than any year for news regarding international affairs. As we say goodbye to 2020, in this episode we take a look at India's relationship with other countries and to talk about that we have our external affairs correspondent Anirban Bhaumik.
Hi, Anirban and welcome to DH Radio.
Anirban Bhaumik: Hi, Ahmed.
Ahmed: Anirban, my first question to you is how has India fared in the year in terms of external affairs and what were some of the achievements?
Anirban: The year 2020, as the entire world is calling it 'Annas Horribilis', was no better for foreign relations of India also...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Govt extends ITR filing deadline for third time; government-farmers’ meet makes no headway; The coronavirus-induced suspension of scheduled international passenger flights has been extended till January 31 and European Union and Chinese leaders meet to approve a major investment pact.
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Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio, in today's episode we discuss how the year 2020 unravelled in the universe of sports.
Sidney Kiran: Just like every industry in this world, the multi-billion dollar sports industry was affected by the coronavirus pandemic, this year. Leagues across the world were ground to a halt, athletes were forced to lock themselves inside their house like each and every one of us. And then big-ticket events like the Tokyo Olympics, R-20 Australia were postponed to next year It looked nothing but doom and gloom for sports. But Administrators realised that the show must go on...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Rajinikanth not to launch political party; India likely to extend a ban on flights from Britain; Madhya Pradesh Cabinet okays ordinance on the bill against religious conversion through fraudulent means and Karnataka Legislative Council deputy chairperson S L Dharme Gowda was found dead near a railway track.
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Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio, we discuss the pandemic of 2020 from a journalist's point of view.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to another episode of DH Radio. 2020 was marred by the pandemic. We read about and saw the news of the Corona warriors. But, we haven't seen or heard the stories of those bringing you those stories. In today's episode, we are joined by our very own Akhil Kadidal and Suraksha P, both of who have relentlessly been covering the pandemic. Hi, Akhil and Suraksha, welcome to DH Radio.
Akhil Kadidal: Hi, it's good to be on the DH podcast.
Suraksha: Hi, Thank you.
Ahmed: Akhil, my first question to you is: How has the pandemic been to you?
Akhil: It's been very interesting that you asked this question, Ahmed, because you know I have found that I have actually grown a lot as a journalist...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Karnataka Cabinet decides to promulgate an ordinance to give effect to an anti-cow slaughter law; a post office in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur printed postage stamps carrying pictures of underworld don Chhota Rajan and gangster Munna Bajrangi; Andhra Pradesh’s Krishna district administration has successfully conducted a dry run of the Covid-19 vaccination programme and India captain Virat Kohli wins Sir Garfield Sobers Award for the ICC Male Cricketer of the Decade.
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Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio, in today's episode we discuss what the year 2020 had in store for the field of politics as we move on to welcome the new year.
Shemin Joy: Hello and welcome to the DH podcast. As we approach the end of a tumultuous year, we present to you a series of year enders. This episode is all about politics in 2020, a year ravaged by the Covid-19 pandemic. Just as the pandemic has redefined everything in our lives, politics was no different. We witnessed a few elections, so-called lapses of the government and some preparations for future elections. I am Shemin Joy and today I am joined by Deccan Herald's political editor and chief of bureau in New Delhi Anand Mishra and Principal correspondent Sagar Kulkarni, who covers the Congress, to discuss politics in 2020.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Rajinikanth discharged from hospital; Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar resigns as JD(U) national president; Bengaluru city police are considering clamping Section 144 during New Year's eve across Bengaluru and next round of negotiations between the Taliban and the Afghan government will be held in Qatar from January.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Omar hits out at BJP, accuses saffron party of horse trading; Prime Minister Modi slams Congress over local polls in Puducherry; Madhya Pradesh Cabinet approves law against ‘Love Jihad’ and Britain publishes Brexit text.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Prime Minister Narendra Modi lashes out at TMC government; Union Minister Rajnath Singh has appealed to farmers to try the three new farm laws as an "experiment" for a year or two and Tamil superstar Rajinikanth was admitted to Apollo Hospital in Hyderabad on Friday after severe fluctuations were recorded in his blood pressure.
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Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio, in today's episode, we discuss 'Empire of the Moghul' by Alex Rutherford, 'The Great Unravelling' by Sanjay Jha, 'Durbar' by Tavleen Singh and why Rahul Gandhi should write a book.
We also, dwell into the sky novels, the skill of John le Carré.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to DH Radio. Joining me is my colleague L Subramani. Hi sir, welcome to another episode of Read of the week.
L Subramani: Thank you, Ahmed. Wonderful to be here once again to talk about books that we read in the week that went by. So what about you, what book have you read?
Ahmed: In the previous episode, I told you that I would be reading 'Dara Shukoh: The Man Who Would Be King' by Avik Chanda. I haven't started with the book, I diverged a bit in the same direction though. I would like to talk about... This is my suggestion to our listeners, 'Empire of the Moghul' by Alex Rutherford...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, No night curfew in Karnataka; A Covid-19 positive woman, who recently arrived from the UK was picked up from Rajamahendravaram; The BCCI's governing body ratifies the entry of two new franchises in the IPL to make it a 10-team affair from 2022 and government again invites protesting farmer unions for talks
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Actor Shakeela talks to DH about her biopic starring Richa Chadda and Pankaj Tripathi.
Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. Some love her, some abhor her, but the fact is you can't ignore her. She is Shakeela.
In today's episode, the actor talks to DH's Nina C George about her biopic, which releases on December 25. Starring Richa Chadda and Pankaj Tripathi, Shakeela is among those films which have braved to have a theatrical release. Listen in to the conversation.
Nina C George: Mam, welcome to DH Radio.
Shakeela: Thank you.
Nina: Mam, you would have seen the snapshots of the film Shakeela, which is releasing on December 25. It's a theatrical release. How did you like it?
Shakeela: It's my biography so I liked it. And I am happy that my movie after a long time is re-starting the theatres.
Nina: We have read your biography, we know a little bit about your life from there. When you watched the snapshots of the film, did it bring back a lot of memories of your heydays when you were active?
Shakeela: It did. Actually, when we did the launch of Shakeela here in Chennai. In Bangalore, we saw in Hindi and Kannada. In Tamil, when I saw. It brought back a lot of memories. And I was so emotionally touched that I even couldn't, after the launch, sit with the press and talk about it...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, National Conference president Farooq Abdullah says forging alliance was a tough After leading People’s Alliance for Gupkar Deceleration to victory in DDC elections; Karnataka will impose a state-wide night curfew from 10 pm to 6 am starting Thursday. The curfew will be in effect till 6 am on January 2, 2021, and Scientists said that there could be a chance that a new mutated variant of the Sars-CoV-2 virus has already made its way into Karnataka.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we look into the graph of the automobile industry through the pandemic, what went wrong and the hope for a better new year.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. 2020 is hasn't been a star of a year for many and more so for the automobile industry. The pandemic hit it hard. In today's episode, my colleague Vivek Phadnis tells us what went wrong for the automobile industry and its hopes for a better new year.
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Ahmed: Hi Vivek and welcome to DH Radio. My first question to you is: Before 2020, that is the pre-pandemic era, how was the auto industry like?
Vivek Phadnis: Before the pandemic hit, the auto industry was one of the largest markets in the world. Even before the pandemic hit, the auto industry was going through a slowdown for approximately one and a half years...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Six passengers from UK test positive for Covid-19 on arrival; The co-founder of BioNTech says that it was "highly likely" that its vaccine against the coronavirus works against the mutated strain; Bharat Biotech says recruitment of volunteers for a late-stage trial of the shot was on track; Cricketer Suresh Raina and some other celebrities were booked for violating Covid-19 norms and Prashant Kishor challenges BJP leaders to say on record that they would quit their positions if the party failed to get 200 seats in West Bengal.
In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Programme Director-Water Programme Centre for Science and Environment Dr Suresh Kumar Rohilla shares insights about the sewage treatment of water.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. Ever wondered what happens to the waste that you generate and how it affects the environment? It's a question to ponder over. In today's episode, we are joined by Programme Director-Water Programme Centre for Science and Environment Dr Suresh Kumar Rohilla, who will tell u all about sewage treatment and more. listen in.
Hi, Dr Rohilla and welcome to DH Radio.
Dr Suresh Kumar Rohilla: Hello.
Ahmed: It's our great pleasure to have you on our show.
My first question to you is: For a layman, can you explain how human waste contaminates and what are the harmful constituents? The diseases they cause and how it affects the environment, given the fact about our diet and mixing of human waste with industrial. Can you give us an overview of that?
Dr Rohilla: Human waste contains pathogens and microbes which are not good for good health. And some of these are reflected in the indicators which the pollution monitoring agencies measure in the form of Biological Oxygen Demand in the rivers...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, India bans all flights from the UK; The United Kingdom goes back into strict lockdown due to the discovery of the new strain of the Sars-CoV-2 virus; Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan says the government is fully alert and there is no need to panic and Taiwanese contract manufacturer for Apple Inc., Wistron Corp says the recent violence at its facility in Karnataka will not cause significant impact to the company.
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Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio, in today's episode, DH's Sagar Kulkarni speak to author Vinay Sitapati about the latter's latest book "Jugalbandi: The BJP Before Modi".
Sagar Kulkarni: Why this book Jugalbandi?
Vinay Sitapati: Well I felt that India has changed and Indian politics has changed very rapidly for a lot of people and Modi's India seems so dominant. Really, the argument of the book is that it's taken 100 years to create Narendra Modi. To understand politics, today's changing India and society is a 100-year project that begins in the 1920s.1920s is when Savarkar writes his famous essay 'the essence of Hindutva'...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Union Minister V K Singh says farmers’ protest was ‘more political’; Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray says wearing masks will be mandatory for the next six months in the state; Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister Dr C N Ashwath Narayan said that the National Education Policy 2020 will be implemented in the state from next year; A car bombing in Kabul targeting an Afghan lawmaker kills at least nine people; Nepal’s President Bidya Devi Bhandari dissolves the country’s Parliament and Facebook takes down content spreading lies in Israel against coronavirus vaccinations.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Poonawalla bats for immunity of vaccine manufacturers from lawsuits; Two cases of alleged ‘Love Jihad’ fail to clear the initial legal test and Wistron releases a press statement acknowledging that senior executives failed to take corrective measures.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Prime Minister Modi slams Opposition over farm laws; Karnataka government instructs removal of contents from the class 6 social science textbooks after Brahmin Development Board complained it was "insulting" to the Brahmin community; CBI files its chargesheet in Hathras case; China’s citizen journalist to face trial later this month and British and EU negotiators divided on fishing rights.
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In the past few weeks, we have seen the farming community stand up against the three new laws enacted by the Union government. As I speak and you hear this episode dated 18th of December 2020, there are farmers still in protest at the borders of Delhi.
In today's episode, we are informed by the situations faced by the farmers in Karnataka and the history of the state with regards to farming and the movements by agriculture economist T N Prakash Kammardi, who has also held the position of the Chairman of Karnataka Agricultural Prices Commission.
That's all in today's episode. This is part of a series by Deccan Herald where distinguished voices discuss the inspiring ideas that shaped the history of the state in the last six decades.
See you next week with another moment that has defined Karnataka.
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In today's episode of From the Newsroom, A protest is constitutional till it does not destroy property or endanger life. Centre and farmers have to talk, he added. Supreme Court asked the Centre to explore the possibility of putting legislation on hold. Supreme Court asked the Attorney General if the government can assure the Court that it will not take any executive action on implementation of the law till the court hears the matter. A health worker in Alaska had a serious allergic reaction after getting Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine Tuesday and was hospitalized, according to three people familiar with official reports of the person’s health.
In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we discuss our reads of the week that are "The Brass Notebook: A Memoir" by Devaki Jain, "Gandhi: The Years That Changed the World" by Ramachandra Guha and more.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the Read of the Week, where we open troves of artefact which is defined by the words and worlds they lock-in. Who knows this trove can be your read of the week. I'm Ahmed Shariff and joining me today is L Subramani, my colleague.
Hi, sir. Welcome to Read of the Week.
L Subramani: Hi, Ahmed. Thank you for having me.
Ahmed: Shall we open the trove?
Subramani: Yes! So how it is going for you?
Ahmed: It's going good. great. What I did this week was that I went to a famous bookstore in Bangalore...
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In today's episode of From the Newsroom, The Supreme Court on Wednesday said a committee with representatives from farmers unions can be formed to resolve the issue of road blockade at Delhi by those protesting against three farm laws. A bench presided over by Chief Justice S A Bobde posted a PIL by a law student, Ritvik Singh for consideration. A few hours after the counting of the Kerala local body polls began, the CPM-led Left Democratic Front (LDF) has an upper hand. Trust between the Indian Army and China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) evaporated after the clash in Ladakh’s Galwan Valley, a top military commander said today, on the 49th anniversary of the Vijay Diwas.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, CMO of Octro inc, an online gaming company, Manav Sethi tells DH about the company and the industry.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. People have resorted to various forms of entertainment during the pandemic. One such is online games. I spoke to CMO of Octro inc, an online gaming company, Manav Sethi, about it. Listen in to the conversation.
My first question to you is, what is Octro, what does it do and what was the motivation to start it?
Manav Sethi: Octro is one of the largest companies emerging in online gaming. Started by a serial entrepreneur Sourab and Octro came into existence largely as a YP play and very soon pivoted into an online gaming play...
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we will listen to Dushyanth Sridhar, who has broken several stereotypes when it comes to Harikatha and religious discourses. Dushyanth gives Harikatha performances in English.
L Subramani: Hi this is L Subramani for DH Podcast. For several centuries Harikatha has remained the story-telling form in South India. Exponents of this artform have entertained and educated their audiences right from temple courtyards to community halls. While it may seem impossible for a youngster to take this art form, Dushyanth Sridhar has broken all stereotypes. Born and bred in Bengaluru, Dushyanth Sridhar has an engineering degree from BITS-Pilani and has experience working for the corporates. What more? He gives his Harikatha also in English. Recently, Dushyanth has started a Pathashala to teach the concepts of Hinduism to people of all faiths. Dushyanth is joining us to talk about his work.
Dushyanth Sridhar: Namaste and I am very happy to be a part of this series.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Centre issues guidelines for Covid-19 inoculation drive; Shiv Sena MLA Pratap Sarnaik moves breach of privilege motion against Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut; Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar says government engaging with farmer leaders to decide on the next date of talks and Russia conducts a second launch of its new heavy-class Angara rocket.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Arshad Warsi talks to DH all about his latest film 'Durgamati'
Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. In this episode, Arshad Warsi talks to DH's Rohktim all about his latest film 'Durgamati'. Listen in.
Rohktim Rajpal: Hello, sir. How are you?
Arshad Warsi: I am fine, Rohktim. I am very amused by your name. What does it mean?
Rohktim: It means red. So I will begin by asking you: What encouraged you to give a nod to 'Durgamati'?
Arshad: Great script. Really interesting and Very intriguing, exciting, etc. All the things that will make you go to the cinema to watch the film.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, BJP president JP Nadda tests positive for Covid-19; Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has asked the BJP-ruled Centre to shun "arrogance" and scrap three farm laws; Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala has asserted that farmers who are protesting the Centre's farm laws will reach consensus with the government in 24-48 hours; The Indian Railways is working on using artificial intelligence and data analytics in a big way to improve its operational efficiency and Chaos reigned at the Karnataka Examination Authority’s CET cell in Bengaluru after hundreds of students, plus parents, thronged a small seating area, throwing Covid-19 social distancing norms out the window.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Farmer leaders ready to hold talks with government; Ministry of Home Affairs unilaterally summons three IPS officers of West Bengal to serve in the central deputation; strike called by the Karnataka transport corporation workers continues and adviser to Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei condemns Morocco's normalisation of ties with Israel.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Prakash Javdekar says India is not responsible for the problem of climate change; New Year celebrations in all public places and high streets like MG Road and Brigade Road are banned; Bharatiya Kisan Union has approached the Supreme Court challenging the validity of recently enacted three farm laws; Filmmaker-choreographer Remo D'Souza was admitted to a hospital here on Friday after he suffered a heart attack and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has issued the starkest warning yet that the UK could be out of the EU on January 1, 2021.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Rajeev Khandelwal tells DH all about his new series on Zee5, Naxalbari.
Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. In this episode, actor Rajeev Khandelwal tells Dh's Roktim all about his new series on Zee5, Naxalbari.
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Roktim Rajpal: Hi, how are you?
Rajeev Khandelwal: Excellent.
Roktim: What encouraged you to give nod to 'Naxalbari'?
Rajeev: It's a world of Naxals that we are completely unaware of. As a normal person, as a normal citizen of the country, I am talking about, we don't much about the world of Naxals. When I read the script, it introduced to me to a world, different altogether. It gave me the perspective of the Naxals and what exactly is the issue. What it was and it is now. The definition of Urban Naxals, there are not Naxals in villages but also living in towns and cities, who are part of the movement or the so-called movement...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, PM lays foundation stone of the new Parliament building; Union Agriculture Minister says government is open to amending some provisions in new farm laws; Karnataka Assembly passes Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) Bill and BJP chief J P Nadda says West Bengal has become a state of "lawlessness and intolerance".
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we discuss our reads of the week that are "A Burning" by Megha Majumdar and the issue of representation of India in literature.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the Read of the Week, where we open troves of artefact which is defined by the words and worlds they lock-in. Who knows this trove can be your read of the week. I'm Ahmed Shariff and joining me today is L Subramani, my colleague.
Hi, sir. Welcome to Read of the Week.
L Subramani: Hi, Ahmed. Thank you for having me.
Ahmed: Shall we open the trove?
Subramani: Yes!
Ahmed: What has been your week to you?
Subramai: Yeah, it's been a pretty absorbing sort of a week. Reading-wise, it was pretty good so far.
Ahmed: So what did you read?
Subramani: So I just finished reading "A burning" by Megha Majumdar. When I started looking for a good, a sort of an absorbing Indian Novel, the internet rather Google threw up this name. It seemed very interesting when I read the blurb about a terrorist attack...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, government proposes to make significant changes to the three farm sector laws; Centre approves framework for the proliferation of public Wi-Fi networks through PM WANI scheme; As many as nine states have completed One Nation One Ration Card reform; Union Cabinet approves Rs 22,810 crore outlay for a new employment scheme; Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw says she will get vaccinated though its durability is not known as of now; Earth remains on course to warm more than 3 degrees Celsius and the head of Britain's medicine regulator says two allergic reactions were reported on the first day of the rollout of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, DR N K Ganguly tells DH all about how the ICMR has handled the Covid-19 pandemic.
Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. The pandemic has been here for quite some time. How has it been handled? In today's episode, former director-general of Indian Council of Medical Research DR N K Ganguly tells DH's Suraksha P about how the ICMR has fared so far.
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Suraksha P: We are joined by DR N K Ganguly, the former director-general of Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR). As you know, the ICMR has had its hands full for the past 8 months of the pandemic, whose scale the world hasn't seen before. Hi, Dr Gangully, thank you so much for joining with Decan Herald.
DR N K Ganguly: Thank you, Suraksha
Suraksha: So, let me begin by asking: You have been at the helm of affairs of ICMR, what do you think of how the apex research body has handled the pandemic so far?
Dr Ganguly: The ICMR has been at the helm of handling the pandemics. In my time, we handled 11 of them. Whether it was H5N1 or it was SARS...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Nationwide strike called by farmer unions against the Centre's agri laws was underway; government may allow emergency use of Covid-19 vaccine in two weeks; The UK woman become the first person in the world to receive the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine; China cancels plans to jointly launch commemorative stamps with India and Australia beat India n the third and final T20 International.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Dr Yatin Mehta, Dr Ravindra Mehta and Dr Tanu Singhal talk about the pandemic and the drugs used in the treatment of Covid-19 infection.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio.
It may take some time before the Covid 19 vaccine is made available to the public, but in the course of the ongoing pandemic, there have been many repurposed drugs that have come to the limelight. To talk about this we are today joined by eminent doctors that include Dr Yatin Mehta, is the chairman of critical care and anesthesiologist from Medanta with 40 years of experience. Then we have Dr Ravindra Mehta who is a senior consultant from Apollo hospitals and has expertise in Pulmonology, Interventional Pulmonology and Critical Care Medicine and finally, we have Dr Tanu Singhal who is a Consultant on Pediatrics and Infectious Diseases with Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital and medical research institute.
Hi all doctors and welcome to DH Radio.
My first question is to Dr Yatin Mehta. Sir. when you first see the signs of such infectious diseases what are the protocols to be followed?
Dr Yatin Mehta: First we have to have a high degree of suspicion. At this time anybody who comes with fever, cough and general malaise, you have to have a high degree of suspicion to rule out Covid-19...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, MHA asks authorities to keep strict vigil during Tuesday's Bharat Bandh; Prime Minister Narendra Modi says that the country will not have to wait too long for the coronavirus vaccine; The Supreme Court on Monday expressed its displeasure over the Union government's move to go ahead with the Central Vista Project and Karnataka Revenue Minister R Ashoka said the state government will not table a Bill against ‘Love Jihad’ in the winter session of the legislature.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, director, actor, screenwriter and lyricist Nagathihalli Chandrashekar talks about his journey and how cinema has changed.
Hi and welcome to another episode of DH Radio. In today's episode, director, actor, screenwriter, lyricist and a legend of Kannada cinema Nagathihalli Chandrashekar tells DH's Nina C George all about his journey and how cinema has changed.
Nina C George: Hi sir, welcome to Deccan Herald Radio.
Nagathihalli Chandrashekar: Hi Nina.
Nina: Tell us about your parents and the village that you grew up in Nagathihalli, how did that influence your childhood and your growing up years?
N Chandrashekar: Nagathihalli is my village in Nagamagala taluk in Mandya district. It's dry land and the greats metaphors of my village were the highway, the old primary school and my teachers with their vast knowledge. This kind of childhood was very very common for all the rural boys in all those days. My father and mother were both school teachers and that helped me to read and write and think in Kannada well. I found my expression in writing short stories. My first story to be published was when I was in standard eight and the title of the story is 'Aavarta'...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Olympic medallist in boxing Vijender Singh threatens to return his Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award; Opposition parties declare support to the ‘Bharat Bandh’ call on December 8; NCP chief Sharad Pawar asks the Centre to take serious cognisance of the ongoing farmers' protest and West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar alleges that the Trinamool Congress government is distancing itself from rule of law
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Union Health Ministry clarified on vaccinated Haryana Minister testing Covid-19 positive; Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar tells farmer unions protesting against the new agri laws that the government is committed to cordial talks; Congress says it's too early to make an assessment on the likely impact of Rajinikanth's party in poll-bound Tamil Nadu; Assam Bajrang Dal leader issues 'warning' to Hindus against attending Christmas celebrations in churches and Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai says comprehensive law to prevent 'Love Jihad' to be brought by the state will stand the court's scrutiny.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Covid-19 vaccine will be first given to about one crore health workers; farmers' group give a call for Bharat Bandh on December 8; Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa appeals to pro-Kannada organisations not to go for Karnataka bandh on Saturday; India beats Australia in the first T20 International and Supreme Court issues notice to the Karnataka government on a plea by Kannada film actor Ragini Dwivedi for bail in a drug case.
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In the history of Karnataka, there was a point when Kannada the language based on which the state was re-organised was losing its sheen in the educational sphere. But the one movement, the Gokak movement changed it all. today we are joined by a literary and cultural critic based in Shivamogga Rajendra Chenni, who will tell us about this turning point in the state's history.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi sir and welcome to DH Radio.
Rajendra Chenni: Hello.
Ahmed: Let's rewind the time to go back to the 1980s. The state was peaceful and there was a sudden upheaval of the Gokak agitation. Can you shed some light on that?
Rajendra Chenni: One cannot say that it's kind of a sudden phenomenon in Karnataka. We have to understand the background and the hinterland associated with the language policy in Karnataka...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, UP farmers threaten to intensify their stir; B C Patil says farmers who commit suicide are cowards; Enforcement Directorate conducts raids at 26 premises linked to the Popular Front of India in nine states; Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai says state will have a law against "love jihad and Mahashay Dharampal Gulati, the MDH owner and CEO, passed away.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we discuss our reads of the week that are Jugalbandi: The BJP Before Modi by Vinay Sitapati and move on to talk about books on Narasimha Rao and Rajiv Gandhi. The difficulty of reading on a phone and the classics conundrum continues.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the Read of the Week, where we open troves of artefact which is defined by the words and worlds they lock-in. Who knows this trove can be your read of the week. I'm Ahmed Shariff and joining me today is L Subramani, my colleague.
Hi, sir. Welcome to Read of the Week.
L Subramani: Hi, Ahmed. Thank you for having me.
Ahmed: Shall we open the trove?
Subramani: Yes!
Ahmed: Hi sir and welcome to another episode of the Read of the week.
Subramai: Hi, Ahmed. And it's, as usual, it's nice to talk about the stuff that we are reading. Reading is anyway a private activity and it's sort of a luxury to sit and discuss.
Ahmed: What was your week like sir, what was the previous week like?
Subramani: When you with a particular genre of book, you tend to go sort of full-throttle into it. I first completed 'Jugalbandi'.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Rahul Gandhi attacks Centre over farmers’ income; Mumbai special court grants bail to Showik Chakraborty; The UK approves the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine; Indian team wins morale-lifting ODI match and Sri Lanka evacuated 75,000 people.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Founder & CEO TAC Security Trishneet Arora talks about his venture and how it is providing services to tackle the cybersecurity threats.
Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. It's 2020 and the pandemic while ameliorating the use of the internet also exacerbated the issue of cybersecurity. In today's episode, DH's Sagar Kulkarni speaks to Founder & CEO TAC Security Trishneet Arora.
TAC focuses on vulnerability management in the cyber world protecting enterprises and governments around the world.
Sagar Kulkarni: Mr Arora, tell me how safe is the Internet in the increasingly networked world because the government tells us that about 7 lakh cyber attacks have been reported till August this year.
Arora: Internet is as safe as we try to use it safely. You won't become a victim of cyberattack till you don't want to become one. People become victims of a cyberattack until unless they are aware of cybersecurity stuff and secondly people who don't care about cybersecurity and they get hacked. There are two kinds of people: One who believes that they are already hacked and the other who believe they are not hacked. Everybody has been hacked because we have been using smartphones and the Internet...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Union Health Secretary says entire country might not be vaccinated against the virus; Serum Institute of India clarifies that the Covishield vaccine is safe and immunogenic; the government expresses confidence that it will reach a solution after discussing issues raised by protesting farmers; Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expresses its concerns over farmers’ protests in India; Election Commission of India approaches government to allow NRIs to vote through postal ballots and Nirav Modi further remanded in custody.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, actor Nanda Gopal talks about his new film to hit the screens 'Arishadvarga'.
Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. Today, we are joined by the man who has worked in many of the entertainment channels from Radio to the silver screen, it's none other than Nanda Gopal, who stars in his latest flick "Arishadvarga".
Hi and welcome to DH Radio.
Nand Gopal: Hi and Thank you for having me over.
Ahmed: How did you channel the cop in you? Can you tell us about your role?
Nanda: A close friend of mine told me that the director was looking at casting for a movie called "Arishadvarga" and I heard the script and we went ahead and collaborated. This is probably one of those few film noirs in Kannada. The film's universe is not of blacks and whites, but shades of grey. And Arvind (Kamath) is trying to capture most of those shades.
My character is a very hard-boiled police inspector, who is lonely and that adds a certain dimension to the way he sees everything.
Ahmed: What was your favourite part of the film?
Nanda: I was allowed not to say it when I could do it. Most of the roles that are written these days are verbose and its because oral tradition plays a more important role. Most of our roles are weighed in terms of the dialogues they get to say. One of the happiest things for me was that you could behave where it was necessary and in case there was some line that could be passed because you could explore it in terms of nonverbal communication, that was favoured. This approach by Arvind gave me immense pleasure as an actor. There was no fear of not getting enough lines. This is not the film about lines, per se, but about behaviour and a lot of interesting things that unfold.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Prime Minister Narendra Modi once again defends the new farm laws; S&P Global Ratings retains its forecast of 9% contraction in the Indian economy for the current fiscal; Tamil Nadu and Kerala brace for heavy rain over the next few days; Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa’s political secretary NR Santhosh got discharged from the hospital and Maryam Nawaz says Imran Khan should have "some courage" to question ISI.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, A veteran of the southern film industry Avinash talks about his latest film "Arishadvargas", the evolution of the Kannada film industry, the pandemic, and more.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Union Home Minister Amit Shah launches scathing attack on the Opposition while campaigning for Hyderabad civic polls; Dave Prowse no more; Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut says farmers protesting against the Centre's new agri laws are being treated as if they are "terrorists"; Uttar Pradesh has registered its first case under the new anti-conversion law and Pennsylvania's supreme court dismisses another legal challenge to the US election by supporters of Donald Trump.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Punjab CM Amarinder Singh slams Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar; Haryana Police has booked state Bhartiya Kisan Union chief Gurnam Singh Charuni and several farmers on attempt to murder; National Security Advisor Ajit Doval takes part in the high-level trilateral maritime dialogue in Colombo among India, Sri Lanka and the Maldives; Indian cricket team was fined 20% of its match fee for maintaining a slow over-rate against Australia in the series opening first ODI in Sydney; police have registered a criminal case against the Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa's political secretary N R Santosh and Islamic State-linked extremists kill four people in Indonesia.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Data shows Indian economy contracted by 7.5% in the July-September quarter of this fiscal; India's federal fiscal deficit in the seven months to end-October stood at Rs 9.53 lakh crore; farmers gathered at various entry points into the national capital allowed to hold a peaceful protest and R Roshan Baig hospitalised.
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Movies in Karnataka are unparalleled. What's more fascinating is its history and a part of which was its turning point: New wave cinema of the 1970s. Joining us film critic M K Raghavendra to shed some light on this aspect of the state.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, football legend Diego Maradona no more; Kerala announces a two-day mourning; FC Kohli passes away; Prime Minister Narendra Modi pitches for 'One Nation, One Election’ ; Pakistan yet to initiate any serious efforts to nab 26/11 accused and Two army soldiers were killed in a militant attack on the outskirts of Srinagar
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we discuss our reads of the week that are Barack Obama's "A Promised Land", "The Audacity to Win: The Inside Story and Lessons of Barack Obama's Historic Victory" by David Plouf, "Night and Day" by Virginia Woolf and also dwell upon the US elections and the NaNoWriMo.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the Read of the Week, where we open troves of artefact which is defined by the words and worlds they lock-in. Who knows this trove can be your read of the week. I'm Ahmed Shariff and joining me today is L Subramani, my colleague.
Hi, sir. Welcome to Read of the Week.
L Subramani: Hi, Ahmed. Thank you for having me.
Ahmed: Shall we open the trove?
Subramani: Yes!
Ahmed: What has been your week like, what have you been reading?
Subramai: The week was busy given that I had been sitting with Barack Obama. Depending on who you are listening to Shashi Tharoor's tweet. He said it is about 903 pages. I read the review of the book in the Washington Post and they are saying that it's 720 pages. In my Kindle app, it shows 1099. It's basically about the format and who you trust, but the bottom line is it's a long book; a very long book. It's gripping for the most part.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, MHA issues Guidelines for Surveillance, Containment and Caution; government approves merger of Lakshmi Vilas Bank with DBS Bank India Ltd; West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee dares BJP to arrest her; Union Cabinet approves equity infusion of Rs 6,000 crore in NIIF Debt Platform sponsored by National Investment and Infrastructure Fund; Malayalam feature "Jallikattu" selected as India's official entry for the International Feature Film category at the Oscars; Cyclone Nivar increased its speed and Congress leader Ahmed Patel no more.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Co-Founders and CEOs of Furtados School of Music -- Tanuja Gomes and Dharini Upadhayaya -- talk about the musical venture.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. Joining us today is Dharini Upadhayaya and Tanuja Gomes from Furtados School of Music. Welcome to the show.
Dharini Upadhayaya: Hi
Tanuja Gomes: Hi.
Ahmed: My first question yo you is: What motivated you to start this venture. The thing is that both of you have been in the banking sector, how did the currency notes turn to Musical notes?
Dharini: This question is asked to us but I like the addition of the currency notes turning into musical notes, it's the first time we are hearing this. Maybe from the journey from the heart to the soul, for me, arts has been the passion of my life, not that I pursued it professionally, but there was some kind of love that was always there...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, the government blocks access to 43 more Chinese mobile apps; India has conducted over 13.36 crore tests so far to detect Covid-19 cases; Russia will charge less for its Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine than rivals; Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday cautioned states and union territories against any laxity in fighting the Covid-19 pandemic; Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Tuesday said that the Covid-19 vaccine may be available in a month; Virat Kohli and Ravichandran Ashwin nominated for ICC Men's Player of the Decade Award and Narcotics Control Bureau busted an international drug racket.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Actor Anand Deverakonda talks about his movie 'Middle Class Melodies' released on Amazon Prime Video.
Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. In today's episode, Actor Anand Deverakonda talks to DH's Roktim Rajpal about his movie 'Middle Class Melodies' released on Amazon Prime Video. Listen in.
Roktim Rajpal: I'd like to begin by asking you, what encouraged you to take 'Middle Class Mellodies'?
Anand Deverakonda: I fell in love with the first narration of not just my character but the entire movie. It sort of mirrored the lives of middle-class people in general and the stereotypes of the middle class and there are these tendencies that Vinod has to show these stereotypes, hardships and the struggles in a very humorous and comic way. I really believe that comedy sells more easily than anything else even though it is incredibly hard to do. I fell in love with all these aspects...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman assures industry; Kerala government decides against implementing an amendment to Kerala Police Act; AstraZeneca unveiled interim late-stage trial results; Bharti Singh and Haarsh Limbachyaa get bail; India has been registering less than 50,000 Covid-19 cases daily since November 8; Delhi High Court dismissed plea by A Raja and CBI officials raid R Roshan Baig’s residence.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Ace director Mansore talks about his new release "Act 1978"
Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. In today's episode, you will be listening to the director of captivating films like "Nathicharami" and "Harivu" and whose latest flick "Act 1978" is out in the theatres. It's none other than Mansore, whom we caught up while he was at work. listen in.
Hi sir and welcome to DH Radio.
Mansore: Hi.
Ahmed: My first question to you is can you tell us about your latest movie, Act 1978?
Mansore: Act 1978 is a social thriller movie. It's inspired by the events that have happened in our society, especially in government offices, the services that they provide and how they behave with a common man. That is the inspiration for this movie...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, NCW says acid attack victims have not been paid compensation in 799 out of 1,273 cases across the country; comedian Bharti Singh and screenwriter Haarsh Limbachyaa sent to judicial custody; India will soon launch an ambitious 'Deep Ocean Mission'; Karnataka government will decide on reopening of schools in the state on Monday; Karnataka Health Minister Dr K Sudhakar says colleges may be shut again if the coronavirus cases go up; BMTC will begin gender sensitisation training for all staffers and self-defence training for its women employees to counter sexual harassment and Iran vows to defeat any Israeli attempt to harm its role in Syria
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Farooq Abdullah objects to treatment meted out to Gupkar declaration candidates; Narcotics Control Bureau questions celebrity couple Bharti Singh and Haarsh Limbachiyaa; Study says India is reportedly losing over $10.3 billion, annually owing to international corporate tax abuse and private tax evasion; Prime Minister Narendra Modi says India plans to nearly double its oil refining capacity in the next five years; Karnataka Congress president D K Shivakumar says CBI had summoned him to appear on November 23.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Congress panels on key policy issues included ‘dissenters’; Ashok Gehlot says "love jihad'' is a term manufactured by the BJP to divide the nation; RBI proposes to allow the big-ticket corporate houses into banking business; Prime Minister Narendra Modi holds meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah, National Security Advisor, Foreign Secretary, and top intelligence officials following the killing of Jaish terrorists; Netflix to host 'StreamFest' in India and ancient Hindu temple discovered in Pakistan.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, professor and head of Department of Urdu in New Delhi's Jamia Millia Islamia Dr Shahzad Anjum talks about Urdu and its status in today's India.
Ahmed Shariff: Every year November 9 is celebrated as Urdu Day. But what about the language which embraces the aura of romanticism and mystic. What about it in today's India. I had spoken about this to Dr Shahzad Anjum, who is the professor and head of Department of Urdu in New Delhi's Jamia Millia Islamia. Listen in to the conversation.
Welcome to DH Radio, Professor.
Shazad Anum: Thank you.
Ahmed: Professor, my first question to you is can you chart us the history of Urdu language?
Prof. Shahzad: Urdu is India's language. It originated in the Deccan and spread throughout the country. Earlier, Persian was prominent and the language which resulted when Persian synergized with others is Urdu. Urdu has elements of all other languages from English to french and southern Indian languages.
Ahmed: During the partition period, there was a divide. Urdu took a more purist version with Persianate influence and Hindi tilted towards Sanskrit. How has that affected the Urdu of the 21st Century?
Prof. Shahzad: Urdu's script is Farsi and that of Hindi is Devanagari. Before partition, there were many irrespective of religion, who were literate in Urdu. I have been hearing that the language will cease to exist but the language is growing. Though there are Persian words in Urdu, it's grammar is the same as Hindi. Language is not bound to any religion; it's independent.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Hafiz Saeed sentenced to 10 years in jail; Four Jaish-e-Mohammad militants killed in Jammu and Kashmir; Health Minister Harsh Vardhan says coronavirus vaccine will be available in a couple of months; parliamentary committee questioned Twitter the recent tweets by stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra; Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge lashes out at colleagues for “weakening the party from within”; Bihar Education Minister Mewalal Choudhary resigns three days after taking oath and Karnataka government says it is aiming to mould the state into a $300 billion digital economy in the next five years.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Akshay Saxena, the Co-Founder of Avanti Learning to talk about the venture which aims to teach Maths and Science to government school students in Class 9-12
Ahmed Shariff: Hi this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to the LEad by DH Radio. Joining me today is Akshay Saxena, the Co-Founder of Avanti Learning to talk about the venture which aims to teach Maths and Science to government school students in Class 9-12
Hi Akshay and welcome to DH Radio.
Akshay Saxena: Hi, Ahmed. Thank you for having me.
Ahmed: It's great to have you on our show. Akshay, my first question to you is: Can you tell us more about Avanti, what it is and how it functions?
Akshay: Sure. Avanti is a 10-year-old non-profit that we started in 2010 as a collective of volunteers mainly focusing on giving students from low-income homes giving the opportunity to study at Indian top colleges; primarily focused on science and maths. The way we tray to achieve this is that we work in two different ways. We have some programs that focus on very very high performing low-income students from the Navodaya Vidyalaya Samita schools. These are magnet schools or sort of elite schools set up by the Indian government in rural districts. For those children, we have run a test-prep programme which helps them prepare for IIT-JEE...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Sasikala initiates release by depositing Rs 10 crore; Vedanta Group expresses interest to buy government's stake in Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd; BSE touches lifetime intra-day high; the third phase of the trial of Covaxin will begin in Haryana on November 20; A K Antony tests positive for Covid-19; Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa says government will not allow 'bandh' on December 5 and new Karnataka district Vijayanagar to carved out of from Ballari.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we discuss our reads of the week that are "Identity" by Milan Kundera; "The Endgame" by Kunal Basu and "The Lost Horizon" by James Hilton and briefly dwell on Janet Evankovich's "Stephanie Plum"; "Upcountry" by Nelson Demille and Gregory David Robert's "Shantaram".
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, AirAsia Group indicates that it could exit India; Goldman Sachs revises India’s growth forecast; former Bengaluru Mayor R Sampath Raj arrested; Prime Minister Narendra says there was a need to ensure that countries supporting and assisting terrorists are held guilty; World Health Organisation praises Uttar Pradesh government for Covid-19 management strategy and India asserts it is time for a “decisive movement” to achieve the long-delayed reform UN Security Council.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Musician Jai Matt talks about his latest release Yelelo and his journey in the world of music.
Anila Kurian: Hi, today we have Jai Matt joining us all the way from Philadelphia, the USA for DH Radio. So, Jai how's your day? You're done for the day, right? So, how has it been?
Jai Matt: Yes. Currently, it's midnight here but the night is still young I guess.
Anila: We wanted to connect with you and learn about your journey with fusion music because that is your genre. We hear that you were born in Kerala before you moved to the US. Could you tell us a little about your life back then?
Jai: I was born in a small town and I was there for about 9-10 years and from there my family shifted to the states. And that was basically the age-old story of my family getting the visa call and my family dropping everything and moving to the states.
Anila: And how has that influenced the music that you do right now?
Jai: Where I grew up was a small village and everybody sort of Knew everybody. Ever since I was born I was gravitated towards the arts, in general. Especially movies, just Malayalam, Tamil and Hindi movies. Both actors and singers were my idols...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Moderna Inc says its experimental vaccine was 94.5% effective; World Health Organization head says a vaccine would not by itself stop the coronavirus pandemic; Covid-19 vaccine, Covaxin, being developed by Bharat Biotech is now undergoing phase-3 trials; The wholesale price-based inflation rose to an eight-month high of 1.48 per cent in October; External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar says that world was gradually becoming aware of the global nature of international terror.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Author of "Every creature has a story" Janaki Lenin talks about her book and the creatures in it.
Ahmed Shariff: Hi this is Ahmed Shariff and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. You must have read her articles that are filled with information about the wonderful creatures, some must have inspired or surprised you.
Yes, am talking about Janaki Lenin, who joins us today to talk about her book "Every creature has a story". Listen in.
Hi, mam. Welcome to DH Radio.
Janaki Lenin: Hi. Thank you very much for having me.
Ahmed: It's great to have you here. My first question to you is: What drove you to write this book?
Janaki: When I was working on my previous book, which was called: "My husband and other animals part 2", I dove into research answer questions like why does one gender leave the family in which it was born in. Like in our societies, women get married and move to live with their husband's family. I was looking at other primate societies to see what they did and I found that the whole research process very fascinating. The more questions I asked, I found the answer but that was just spun off more questions. I really wanted to create an opportunity for myself to spend time, looking at research and what was coming out of the animal world...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Nitish Kumar to take oath as Bihar Chief Minister on Monday; West Pakistani Refugees (WPRs) and Valmiki community in Jammu and Kashmir to vote for the first time; BSF says Pakistan used heavy artillery and modern weapons during multiple ceasefire violations along the Line of Control; first batch of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine for Covid-19 likely to reach Kanpur's Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Medical College by next week for Phase 2 and Phase 3 human clinical trials and The United Arab Emirates has approved granting "golden" visas allowing 10-year residency to certain professionals, specialised degree-holders and others.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Akhilesh rules out alliance with Congress, BSP in the next Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls; Mehbooba Mufti asks India and Pakistan to initiate dialogue; Prime Minister Narendra Modi terms expansionism “mental disorder”; Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa says his government would try to get additional funds from the Centre for the state’s flood-hit districts and Armenia says over two thousand fighters were killed in six weeks of clashes with Azerbaijan over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, six people killed in multiple ceasefire violations by Pakistani troops along the Line of Control; Maharashtra government has warned of a possible second wave of Covid-19 infection; Congress irked over Rahul Gandhi’s characterisation by former US President Barack Obama as “lacking in aptitude” and “eager to impress” and popular writer in Kannada Ravi Belagere passes away.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we discuss why Mumbai Indian has had a successful run at the IPL and look at issues including the captaincy of Virat Kohli that is affecting the prospects of the Bengaluru franchise The Royal Challengers Bangalore.
Sidney Kiran: And just like the snap of your fingers, the Indian Premier League (IPL) is over. Living up to its promise as the best T20 league in the world. The IPL through a riveting entertainment for two months. Cricket fans, especially the ones in India, overfed with news about drugs, Bollywood and all other masala and controversies, finally got to enjoy prime time in a joyful way. Hello and welcome to probably the final episode of DH Radio IPL. In today's episode, I Sidney Kiran and my colleague Roshan Tyagrajan will kick off a discussion on what made the Mumbai Indians win the title a record fifth time, before switching on to the local franchise The Royal Challengers Bangalore. Hi, Roshan. How are you?
Roshan Tyagarajan: Am well. Thank you.
Sidney: I want to make an opening statement about Mumbai Indians. Generally, before every tournament starts and even when we write the curtain raisers, we handpick the favourites. Ever since 2011, the unanimous favourites for the IPL have been Mumbai Indians or Chennai Super Kings...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, India announces additional Rs 2.65 lakh crore Covid-19 stimulus package; Moody's Investors Service says it expects India's economy to shrink by 8.9 per cent in the 2020 calendar year due to the Covid-19 pandemic; Karnataka approves to borrow Rs 7,438 crore for the Bengaluru suburban rail project; Actor Asif Basra found dead in Himachal Pradesh; RJD's Tejashwi Yadav elected leader of the Grand Alliance legislature and a special court rejects default bail plea of businessman Deepak Kochhar.
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With us today is the man who got the middle class to fly and created a revolution in air travel. Captain G R Gopinath has worn many hats: An officer in the Indian Army, a silk farmer and an entrepreneur. But he created history by the launch of the first budget airline, Air Deccan. Actor Suriya's must-waiter film "Soorari Pottru" that was released on Amazon Prime releases today is based on G R Gopinath's book "Simply Fly". Let's listen in to what Gopinath has to tell us.
Nina C George: Sir, tell us a little about your growing up years. You grew up in a small village in Karnataka. From there you reached the global stages. What was the journey like?
Captain G R Gopinath: I have vivid memories of my village. Very fond ones. The village was well known because my grandmother's brother was a well known short-story writer and novelist called Goroor Ramaswamy Iyengar, who has immortalised a rural Kannda village. So people know that village, much before me. My father was a school teacher in a local school and he also had a landholding there. He was greatly influenced by Gandhi, Tagore and our very own Shivramkarant. He never put me to school until my 5th standard. He said in any case you are bound, regulated and put in a kind of school prison. So he said, learn from home and learn from nature...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Supreme Court grants bail to Arnab Goswami; Karnataka Health Minister K Sudhakar emphasises on learning the Hindu way of life and adopting ancient practices of wellness; Bihar BJP president Sanjay Jaiswal credits Prime Minister Narendra Modi's welfare policies for the ruling NDA's win in the Assembly polls and government has brought OTT platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+ Hotstar besides other online news and current affairs content under the ambit of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
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In this episode of Karnataka's defining moments, senior journalist and author based in Bengaluru Nagesh Hegde charts the environmental movements in the state.
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We all know the disparities and hardships the pandemic brought to children's education across the world and those most affected are the ones coming from poor backgrounds. Teach For India with support from the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation, has announced a three-year commitment to ensure that learning does not stop, and also the funding from the foundation will be used to support close to 80 Fellows across Mumbai, Delhi and Pune over the period.
In today's episode, Prachi Windlass, Director, India Programs, Michael & Susan Dell Foundation speaks to Ahmed Shariff from DH.
Hi, Prachi. Welcome to DH Radio.
Prachi Windlass: Hi, Ahmed.
Ahmed: It's nice to have you on our show. Prachi, my first question to you is can you tell us more about the foundation and its collaboration to provide better education?
Prachi: We are the family foundation of Michael and Susan Dell. We have been operating in India since 2006. The mission of the foundation is to improve the lives of children and families living in urban poverty and we do this through improving learning outcomes for children in education, improving access to financial services to the poor and improving their jobs and livelihood opportunities. Amongst these three portfolios, our focus is on to get superior outcomes for our beneficiaries. Specifically, in education, our focus is to improve grade-level competency. We define that and measure through seeing how well kids are doing before the start of the intervention...
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Bihar elections underway; Arnab moves Supreme Court; major fire in Bengaluru and Dawoos Ibrahim’s property auctioned.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Genesis Foundation's Jyoti Sagar speaks about how his organisation is helping children with congenital heart disease, the number of children affected by this and much more.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, NGT imposes a total ban on the sale or use of all kinds of firecrackers in the National Capital Region; Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav accuses the BJP of rigging the elections in its favour; Bihar prepares for Assembly election results day; Congress asks senior leaders to be in their place in all the 38 Bihar districts and keep a close watch over the EVMs kept in the strongrooms; Virat Kohli to go on paternity leave and TMC MP Derek O'Brien accuses Joint Committee of Parliament examining the Personal Data Protection Bill 2019 of rushing through the deliberations.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Rajyotsava Prashasti awardee and transgender activist Akkai Padmashali on why she entered politics.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Biden will work towards providing a roadmap to American citizenship for nearly 11 million undocumented immigrants, including over 500,000 from India; Four security forces personnel, including an Army officer, and three militants were killed during a failed infiltration bid by the ultras along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir; Over 1100 candidates with criminal antecedents contested the Bihar assembly polls, according to data collated by the Election Commission; Former Karnataka-cadre IAS officer S Sasikanth Senthil will join the Congress; Congress leader Rahul Gandhi slams the government on anniverssary of demonetisation and Ministry of Shipping renamed as the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Gautam Gambhir feels Virat Kohli must step down as RCB captain; Isro launches PSLV with the Earth observation EOS-01 and nine other foreign satellites; State Bank of India chief says economy expected to bounce back from the next fiscal; IISc-incubated startup developing Covid-19 vaccine which can be stored at higher temperatures and Democrat Joe Biden said he was going to win the US presidency.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Karnataka bans bursting of firecrackers for one year; Survey says Indians are the keenest on getting vaccinated whenever a Covid-19 vaccine is available; Isro to launch 10 satellites on Saturday; About 4.39 crore bogus ration cards have been weeded out since 2013; Amit Shah says need to restore West Bengal's "lost glory" and Joe Biden inches closer to become the next US president.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we discuss the final stages of the IPL, the concerns areas for RCB and Kohli's performance in the middle overs as the Bangalore team gears up to face "the Pakistan of IPL" Sunrisers Hyderabad, which has shown bowling prowess. Before the two teams clash, we see what each one holds and who has the best chance to go ahead. We also talk about the players who have made their mark in this season of the IPL and the upcoming young talent.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Karnataka to take strong measures against love jihad; Reliance Industries Ltd's retail arm raises Rs 9,555 crore from Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia; Joe Biden leads in US presidential elections;
Bihar Chief Mininster Nitish Kumar declares the Assembly polls under way in the state were his "last"; Bharat Biotech’s Covid-19 vaccine could be launched in Februray; Delhi High Court observes that the national Capital city could soon become ‘corona capital of the country’ and BMTC begins its third attempt to lease 300 electric buses.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Anantha Bhargava, Founder & CEO Enercent talks about his company and the EV charging infrastructure and its nuances in India.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Uncertainty persists in US election result and Trump wants to move Supreme Court; BJP president J P Nadda and senior Union ministers slam the arrest of Republic TV editor-in-chief Arnab Goswami and Rahul Gandhi says said he is not scared of "MVM or Modi ji's media"
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In this episode of Karnataka's defining moments, the journey starts with the unification of Karnataka with writer Rajendra Chenni charting the history of the moment which gave birth to the state of Karnataka.
Music credits: Changing times by GeriArt and Modular Ambient 03 by Sscheidl.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, CEO of My Lang books Pavaman Athani and the company's co-founder and head of content and marketing Vasanth Shetty speak about the Kannada publishing industry and their digital venture.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, onions thrown at Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar; Centre throws spanner in the shifting of the Mumbai Metro car shed from Aarey forest; Gunmen opened fire on people in Vienna's cafes; Rahul Gandhi says Modi, Nitish "looted" Bihar and Nearly 50% of Indians have primarily depended upon borrowed money to run their households during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic; Malabar exercise begins.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, veteran civic activist from Bengaluru N S Mukunda talks about citizen activism in India's silicon city.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, India continues to occupy the top position globally in terms of Covid-19 recoveries; Supreme Court stays Election Commission's decision to revoke the status Kamal Nath as a "star campaigner"; 30 Indian cities figure in the list of 100 cities across the globe that face dramatically increased water risks; Central Crime Branch sleuths conducted raids at eight places in Bengaluru and arrested 10 drug peddlers, including a Nigerian national, and seized drugs worth Rs 90 lakh.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Congress MP and party's in-charge of Bihar, Shaktisinh Gohil talks about the Bihar elections and dissects the alliance politics of Mahgathbandhan's rivals.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Jammu and Kashmir police chief Dilbagh Singh says militancy in north Kashmir areas was almost over; Mahendra Singh Dhoni confirms that he will be back in the IPL next year; Rahul Gandhi says three new farm laws will "weaken" the foundation of the nation; Chirag Paswan claims that Nitish Kumar may ditch the BJP after Bihar Assembly poll results are out; Kannada actor Darshan booked for flouting Covid-19 protocols; Karnataka government to announce framework to promote Kannada; Two more men arrested in connection with a knife attack in Nice and Turkey's foreign minister Mevlut Cavusoglu arrives in Azerbaijan amid Azerbaijan-Armenia tensions.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, India's Covid-19 case fatality rate falls below 1.5%; Congress MP Shahsi Tharoor says Hindutva movement is the "mirror image" of the Muslim communalism of 1947; IMD says October was the coldest in 58 years in the national capital; Russia says it would provide "necessary" assistance to Yerevan in its conflict with Azerbaijan if fighting reached Armenia and mayor of the Italian city of Florence lashed out against protesters.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Zuckerberg says Facebook helped protect integrity of over 200 elections; Pakistani minister Fawad Chaudhry reportedly says his remarks on Pulwama misinterpreted; new suspect in the French church stabbing in custody; An employee of a diagnostic centre in Bengaluru caught offering fake Covid-19 negative results for Rs 12,000 and Karnataka government proposes a ban on government servants acting in films and television programmes.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we debate on Suryakumar Yadav's gesture, the story behind Kings XI Punjab, Gayle's number three position in the team, it's death bowling and whether the team, which has put on field 20 of its players, is desperate on finding the perfect eleven; the case of transparency of news of a player's injury and our pick of the top 4 teams who will qualify for the playoffs.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, ED arrests Bineesh Kodiyeri; Ahead of RR Nagar Assembly bypoll, ban on liquor sale imposed in certain parts of Bengaluru; Rajinikanth may not jump into poll fray next year; Mayawati says that to ensure defeat of Samajwadi Party candidates in future elections, her party will vote for BJP or any other party's candidate; BJP leader Kapil Mishra has tendered an unconditional apology to senior AAP leader and Delhi health minister Satyendar Jain; Veteran politician Keshubhai Patel passes away and knife-wielding man killed three people in France.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we discuss shows that resemble the current times and talk about how cinema reflects society. Suggest your favourite shows to us @deccanherald on social media.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Suspension of international passenger flights extended till November 30; South Korea announces to go carbon neutral by 2050; BBMP marshals allotted target of booking a minimum of twenty offenders— Those not wearing masks and maintaining social distance; Congress launches a sharp attack on Chief Minister Nitish Kumar over Munger firing; Rahul Gandhi says Prime Minister Narendra Modi talks about other countries in his speeches but not about the problems facing India and NCP chief Sharad Pawar blames Centre's policies for the spiralling prices of onion.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Director Akash Srivatsa talks about his film 'Shivaji Suratkal: The Case of Ranagiri Rahasya,' its second part, the new normal and more. Listen in.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, The Supreme Court refuses to monitor CBI probe into Hathras case; India and the US signed the landmark defence pact; Karnataka Health and Medical Education Minister Dr K Sudhakar said that it was difficult to pinpoint the month in which Covid-19 vaccine will be available in Karnataka; MHA extends guidelines for reopening to further ease Covid-19 restrictions; Outsiders can now buy land in Jammu and Kashmir and blast kills 8 in Pakistan.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Director Saif Baidya talks about his film "Noise of silence".
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Pralhad Joshi rules out change in Karnataka leadership; Supreme Court suspends order appointing Lokur commission to monitor the steps being taken to check stubble burning; Shares of Future Group companies decline; US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Defence Secretary Mark T Esper arrive in India for 2+2 ministerial dialogue; Rahul Gandhi has targeted RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat; Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar concludes Sharannavaratri celebrations; Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa says state government will celebrate Dasara in a grand manner next year; Cricket South Africa's 10-member Board of Directors resign and Sachin Pilot to take on Jyotiraditya Scindia.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we talk about all that you need to know about BS-VI standard.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urges people to light a 'diya' at their homes to honour security forces; Defence Minister Rajnath Singh says that India wants an end to the border tension with China in eastern Ladakh; BJP’s Uttar Pradesh chief Swatantra Dev Singh said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has decided when the country would be at war with Pakistan and China and Samsung chief Lee Kun-hee no more.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Nirmala Sitharaman defends free Covid-19 vaccine announcement; A 16-year old girl was shot dead in UP after she protested against 'molestation'; the deadline to file tax returns for individual tax payers has been extended; Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa announces a compensation of Rs 25,000 for every family affected by floods in Bengaluru and auto-rickshaw and taxi drivers join Congress in Karnataka.
In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Kapil Dev undergoes angioplasty; Tejashwi Yadav says that his father and party supremo Lalu Prasad will come out of jail on November 9 after securing bail in a fodder scam case; Prime Minister Narendra Modi launches a stinging attack on the RJD-led opposition in poll-bound Bihar; colleges in Karnataka are set to open from November 17; Amazon refuses to appear before a Joint Committee of Parliament on Data Protection Bill and Bengaluru's first Covid-19 victim autopsy shows virus absent from the skin surface.
In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we discuss the recent row over Krishnamachari Srikkanth lambasting M S Dhoni on his remark that youngsters lack the spark; the significance of batsmen like Chirs Gayle; performance of Indian openers like K L Rahul, Shikhar Dhawan, and Mayank Agarwal; Standards of Fitness in cricket and the upcoming match between RCB and Mumbai Indians.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, BJP promises free Covid-19 vaccine to all in Bihar; Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi tests positive for Covid-19; government conveys to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey its strong disapproval over misrepresentation of the Indian map; Active cases of Covid-19 in India have remained below 10% of the total caseload for the last three days; India decides to restore all existing visas, except electronic, tourist, and medical categories, with immediate effect and BMTC starts another trial run of the electric bus.
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Hi and welcome to the lead. In today's episode, you will be listening to Sonal Parikh, the great-great-granddaughter of Mahatma Gandhi who believes change can come about if we start at the individual level. Listen in.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh calls BJP-JD(U) partnership as "superhit" as the opening pair of Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag in cricket; British scientist says that coronavirus will be around for "evermore" as it is unlikely it will be eradicated; the government decides to give Rs 3,737 crore bonus to 30.67 lakh central government employees; Eknath Khadse leaves BJP to join NCP and former CBI chief R K Raghavan says Bofors scandal is an example of a genuine case being sabotaged by a government run by a party that has a lot to hide.
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In today's episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we talk to Johnson, a counselor, and a social worker on how suicide cases are on the rise and how they can be prevented. He is co-founder and director of Aasra a 24/7 crisis intervention emotional support service for depressed and suicidal. The Centre has been at the forefront of suicide prevention services since 1998.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, The number of new coronavirus infections reported daily in India dropped below 50,000 after nearly three months; Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath urged the people of Bihar to vote his development-oriented counterpart Nitish Kumar back to power; Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday condemned the 'item' remark, saying that he does not like the type of language used by Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath.
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In today's episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we speak to Suvrat Khanna from Verve Renewables about a solution to stubble-burning in Punjab and Haryana that cause severe pollution in Delhi and other parts of North India.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, A Corporal of Chinese People's Liberation Army was apprehended in the Demchok sector of Eastern Ladakh; Twitter shows Jammu and Kashmir, Leh as part of China; irate users lambast platform; Calcutta High Court declared all Durga Puja pandals no-entry zone in West Bengal.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we speak to actor Saqib Saleem about his latest film, 'comedy couple' and his experience of acting with Shweta Prasad.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Union health minister says, no mutation of the coronavirus has been detected in India; Niti Aayog Member V K Paul says that the number of new coronavirus cases and deaths have declined in the last three weeks as the spread of the pandemic has stabilised in most of the states; Naval version of the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile was successfully test fired; Chirag Paswan downplays BJP's recent attacks; Luv Sinha says he is not contesting polls to avenge his father's defeat; Central Crime Branch tells High Court that it has found incriminating evidence in Aditya Alva’s house in the drugs case; flood situation remains grim in Karnataka.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Russian Covid-19 vaccine gets renewed approval to conduct late-stage clinical trials in India; Jacinda Ardern wins landslide victory in New Zealand's general election; Rahul Gandhi slams Modi government over Global Hunger Index 2020 report and B S Yediyurappa says Karnataka government was effectively responding to the havoc caused by heavy rains and floods
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, The BJP appears to be the favourite for corporates when it comes to donations, with the party bagging 82.3% or over Rs 2,300 crore given to national parties in seven years; Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad tested positive for coronavirus. Wicketkeeper-batsman Dinesh Karthik stepped down as captain of the Kolkata Knight Riders team, handing over the reins to his English deputy Eoin Morgan.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we dive into the magic that is AB de Villiers, his technical prowess and superhuman consistency, we also look at the role of spinners in slowing UAE pitches, the rise of southpaws, Royal Challengers Bangalore and Delhi Capitals and upcoming matches in the second half of the season.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Moody's Investors Service says that government's second round of stimulus will spur consumer spending in the near term but support to economic growth will be minimal; Bengaluru's Central Crime Branch search actor Vivek Oberoi's house; Sensex slid back below the 40,000 mark; Broadcast Audience Research Council India decides to pause rating system with immediate effect and undertake a review; Rajinikanth pays Rs 6.56 lakh property tax and Cinemas in several parts of the country open.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we talk to several NGO workers and others about the significance of October 15, a day that is marked as World White Cane day. Several organisations and individuals use the occasion to discuss the significance of the white cane and also highlight problems affecting the blind. We speak to Shalini Khanna, Director, NAB Centre for Blind Women in Delhi, Kameshwari Kiran, Programme Manager with Google, and Summaiya Khan who works with an NGO on the use of the white cane and the problems faced by blind women. Kameswari and Summaiya are blind and based in Bengaluru.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, A vaccine against Covid-19 will be first made accessible to those who need it most regardless of the fact that if they can afford it or not, the committee created to decide who gets the vaccine first said. CM Nitish Kumar after two days of virtual rallies, held four short rallies on the ground in Bihar today. Deaths directly or indirectly attributable to the first wave of Covid-19 infections across 21 wealthy nations earlier this year exceeded government tallies by 20 per cent on average, according to a study.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, When Chai met Toast talks about their new album and more.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, A CBI team visits the spot of Hathras crime; three minor sisters belonging to a Scheduled Caste attached with acid; Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan on Tuesday said that Covid-19 vaccine is expected to be available in India by early-2021; Attorney General K K Venugopal says the comments made freely on print and electronic media on pending matters in an attempt to influence the judges and public perception was causing great damage to the institution; B Sriramulu rubbishes claims of rift between him and K Sudhakar; Congress corporator R Sampath Raj named as one of the accused in Bengaluru violence; A BJP leader demand that beef supply to Assam zoo be stopped immediately.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Dr Rajesh Parikh talks about the pandemic and his book "Coronavirus: What you need to know about the global pandemic", co-authored by Dr Swapneil Parikh and Maherra Desai.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, US duo win Nobel Economics Prize; Karnataka Medical Education Minister K Sudhakar takes up health portfolio; Power outage hits Mumbai; Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu tests negative for Covid-19; Supreme Court issues notice to the Centre on pleas challenging the validity of farm laws; govt announces Rs 12,000 crore interest-free 50-year loan to states for spending on capital projects; Hathras victim’s family appears before high court and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh says that China is also creating a dispute at the border with India as if it was part of a mission.
In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Finance Minister of Kerala Thomas Isaac speaks about the stalemate between the Central government and the states over the GST compensation.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Schools in Karnataka will be shut for ‘midterm holidays’; Harsh Vardhan says government has not yet taken a view on granting emergency authorisation to Covid-19 vaccines in India; Doctors say Donald Trump is no longer a transmission risk for Covid-19 and Rahul Gandhi attacks Yogi Adityanath government.
In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, China has amassed more than 60,000 troops on India's northern border, said US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo; Congress leader Rahul Gandhi attacked the government over provision of non-bullet proof vehicles for soldiers; CSK captain Dhoni’s daughter received rape threats after the team lost a match to KKR.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, A special NIA court in New Delhi on Friday remanded 82-year-old human rights activist Father Stan Swamy; A priest died after being set on fire allegedly by five people who wanted to encroach on temple land in Rajasthan's Karauli district, police said on Friday; President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tributes to Union minister and LJP leader Ram Vilas Paswan.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we look at the veterans in the Indian Premier League, how they have been performing, their role as mentors and guides, if they have it in them to keep the game ticking and make it big. We also look at the concept of the "spirit" of the game and the recent near-Mankading incident to which Ravichandran Ashwin has brought attention.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, Three broadcast news channels including Republic TV are being investigated for TRP manipulation; Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said he was deliberating allowing domestic airlines to operate at 75% capacity; The World Bank said that India’s GDP is expected to contract by 9.6 per cent this fiscal.
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Over past week, the Hathras rape case has dominated the airwaves. Opposition parties have slammed the BJP govt headed by Yogi Adityanath for the way in which Dalits have been treated. However, one doesn't realise how pervasive the nexus between caste and sexual violence is in India. Listen in to Chetana Kumari P, a Dalit rights activist talk about the nexus.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Emmanuelle Charpentier of France and Jennifer Doudna of the United States won the Nobel Chemistry Prize; Rhea Chakraborty granted bail; Amazon has joined hands with IRCTC; Chinese experimental coronavirus vaccine shown to be safe in an early-stage clinical trial; Dasara festival may be confined to the Mysuru Palace and Chamundi Hills this year and Greece's neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn was branded a criminal organisation.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Blade runner Shalini Saraswathi talks about her journey from losing all four limbs to gaining confidence by being a runner.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, in an affidavit filed by the Uttar Pradesh govt in the Supreme Court, they said that, the Hathras gangrape victim was in the dark of the night to avoid riots; A Mumbai court extended the judicial custody of Rhea Chakraborty, her brother Showik Chakraborty and others till October 20.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Actor Shweta Tripathi talks about the lockdown and her latest science-fiction Nextflix film Cargo.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Nobel prize for Medine announced; Supreme Court unhappy over centre response on moratorium period and CBI carries raids at DK Shivakumar’s premises.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, DH's E T B Sivapriyan talks to DMK MP A Raja about Hindi imposition and Tamil Nadu politics.
E T B Sivapriyan: DMK has been out of power in Tamil Nadu for the past 10 years and the assembly elections are less than seven months away in the state. What are the chances for the DMK this election, according to you?
A Raja: The chances for DMK are very bright this time on two counts. First reason is that the DMK has proved that it is the only party that is concerned about people’s issues, the needs of the people and highlighting the errors of the governments. All the issues that concern the people have been democratically, legally and legitimately debated within the Parliament and outside the Parliament and hence the DMK has proved under the able leadership of our leader M K Stalin that it is a real democratic party that has stood by issues of the people. In 2011, one of the reasons for a government change was 2G spectrum allocation and in 2016 everyone knew money played a major role. Right or wrong, the government changed in 2011 and admittedly the DMK has not been in power for the past 10 years. The 10 years of AIADMK government has been marred by corruption, misrule, commission, and people’s aspirations were not reflected both inside and outside the Assembly. The Edappadi Government has miserably failed to fulfill the aspirations and expectations of the people. Even if you compare the leadership of Edappadi and Stalin, our leader was not a crisis-made or time-made leader. Edappadi was elevated because of the crisis and because of the vacuum. Stalin climbed up the ladder in the party by proving he was a good mayor (of Chennai), good MLA, good minister, good deputy chief minister and good leader of Opposition. The position that Stalin has attained is evolution-based and not based on crises. The government will change and DMK will come to power.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, target would be to receive and utilise 400 to 500 million doses covering approximately 25 crore people by July 2021; US President Donald Trump tweeted a video from the hospital where he is battling Covid-19, saying he was improving and would be "back soon"; Two naval officials were killed after an Indian Navy glider crashed at Kochi in Kerala.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the strategically important all-weather Atal Tunnel; A 15-year-old girl was allegedly kidnapped and raped in Uttar Pradesh's Ballia; Bihar's opposition Grand Alliance has hammered a seat-sharing deal for the upcoming assembly elections in the state and a formal announcement on the allotment of seats among the partners is expected to be made.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, US President Donald Trump and First lady Melania Trump tested positive for Covid-19; Tesla Inc chief executive Elon Musk indicated on Friday that the US electric carmaker will make a foray into India in 2021; A blast was reported at the Karnataka Power Corporation Limited (KPCL) plant in Yelahanka, Bengaluru.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Santosh Koulagi of the Janapada Seva Trust tells us what Khadi means, the message that Mahatma Gandhi gave, and the state of Khadi culture today.
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In this episode of The Lead, from DH Radio. We look at rising young Indian talent in the Indian Premier League. From Devdutt Padikkal and Navdeep Saini to Kamlesh Nagarkoti and Sanju Samson, young Indian cricketers have been spectacularly impressive, scoring more runs and scalping more wickets than established international legends. Tune in to catch up on how young Indian cricketers have made a mark in the 13th edition of the IPL.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra were detained by the Uttar Pradesh Police today as they set off on foot to meet the kin of the gang rape victim at Hathras; a 22-year-old Scheduled Caste woman died after allegedly being raped by two men in Uttar Pradesh's Balrampur district; Supreme Court has approved the proposal prepared by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation for the airlines to refund air tickets booked for flights cancelled due to Covid-19-induced lockdown.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, DH's Sagar Kulkarni talks to CEO of Desai Fruit Ventures Marco Kling to find out more about Farm Trace, a QR code solution that helps consumers trace the journey of farm produce back to the farmer.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, Twenty-eight years after the demolition of the Babri Masjid by thousands of 'karsevaks' at Ayodhya, a special CBI court in Lucknow acquitted all thirty-two accused; Family members of the gangrape victim alleged the Uttar Pradesh police had forcefully cremated mortal remains in the wee hours of Wednesday; Donald Trump, Joe Biden exchange barbs and accusations in first US presidential debate.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, want to know about the farm laws— the reason for farmers' protest? Listen to Suyash Tiwari, a senior analyst at PRS Legislative Research, explain them in detail.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Outrage over the gangrape of 19-yr-old in UP; Serum Institute to make 100 million more doses for low-income nations and a special CBI court to pronounce its verdict in the Babri Masjid demolition case tomorrow.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, get to know the politics behind the farm laws and listen to what Congress leader Manish Tiwari has to say about it.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Maharashtra government wants to know from CBI about the status of probe into the death of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput; Bengaluru witnessed farmers’ protest; Congress MP T N Prathapan moves the Supreme Court challenging the validity of the Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement of Price Assurance and Farm Services Act, 2020; MLA in Karnataka H K Patil tests positive for Covid-19; Mike Pompeo began talks to de-escalate tension in eastern Mediterranean and Delhi Capitals leg-spinner Amit Mishra on Monday said Rahul Tewatia exceeded his expectations by conjuring up a magical knock.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, K Annamalai talks about politics in Tamil Nadu, his views on Hindi imposition and more.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, Bengaluru epicentre of terror activities, claims Tejasvi Surya; Ex-Union Minister Jaswant Singh passes away, Leader of Opposition in Maharashtra Assembly Devendra Fadnavis says that BJP is not keen on toppling the Maha Vikas Aghadi government; Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) is currently undertaking a comprehensive review of the cases involving Bollywood celebrities and World Health Organization (WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus lauds Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, BJP in a rejig of its core team, have elevated Lok Sabha MP Tejasvi Surya to the position of president of BJP’s youth wing, replacing Poonam Mahajan; Bollywood actors Shraddha Kapoor, Deepika Padukone and Sara Ali Khan are being grilled at the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB); Legendary playback singer S P Balasubrahmanyam was on Saturday laid to rest at his farmhouse in Thamaraipakkam near Chennai.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, S P Balasubrahmanyam breathed his last at 1.04 pm after suffering a cardio-respiratory arrest in the morning, MGM Healthcare announced in a statement; Four people were injured, two seriously, in a knife attack in Paris Friday outside the former offices of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo; The Election Commission announced the schedule of the assembly polls in Bihar.
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In today's episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we look into an NGO's novel idea to use postcards to mentor children in Bihar. When their project with school children in Bihar was interrupted by Covid-19, Bengaluru-based NGO, Centre for Budget and Policy Studies (CBPS) came up with the idea to continue the project using postcards. Its director Dr. Jyotsna Jha, talks about how the project succeeded and could well provide an alternative for electronic devices children use for online classes.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, Legendary former Australian batsman Dean Jones has died of a cardiac arrest; Congress' Basavakalyan legislator B Narayan Rao died due to Covid-19 complications; Indian equities continued to tumble as benchmark indices crashed by nearly 3%, continuing the losing streak for the sixth consecutive day.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Bengaluru and Karnataka's Covid-19 case numbers are rising every day, we figure out how the city and state are coping with the pandemic and try to understand how authorities are attempting to tackle it.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, Parliament approved three key labour reform Bills that will remove impediments for winding up of companies and allow firing of staff without government permission in firms with up to 300 workers; Police evacuated the Eiffel Tower in Paris after a bomb threat; Supreme Court directs a Delhi Legislative Assembly panel not to take coercive action against Facebook India VP and MD Ajit Mohan till October 15 in connection with a summon asking him to depose before it with regard to north east Delhi riots.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, listen to Dr Sharon S Rajkumar on the challenges of being a counsellor in unprecedented times like Covid-19 pandemic. Also, listen to what a swab collector and Covid-19-ambulance drivers have to say.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, The Opposition on Tuesday announced the boycott of Rajya Sabha till suspension of its eight MPs gets revoked; Rajya Sabha in a matter of three and half hours passed seven key bills including one that removes cereals, pulses and onion from the essential commodities list; The sixth round of military talks between India and China that lasted 14 hours focused on ways to defuse rising tensions ahead of a harsh winter.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, hear the voices from the COVID command centre in Bommanahlli Command Centre in Bengaluru, fighting the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Eight opposition MPs in Rajya Sabha suspended; PM Modi defends farm reform bills and non-NDA parties ask the president not to ratify the farm bills.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Captain Manivannan talks about Covid-19 control in Bengaluru's Bommanahalli.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Tensions soar in Rajya Sabha over Farm bills; very heavy rainfall pounds parts of Karnataka and no Question Hour during the five-day monsoon session of the Gujarat Assembly session.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, India overtakes the US in terms of Covid-19 recoveries; Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister CN Ashwath Narayan tests positive for Covid-19 and Rajya Sabha passes legislation for stricter punishment for those hurting healthcare workers.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, President accepts Union minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal’s resignation; Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh slams farm legislations; PM Modi defends them.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Supreme Court advocate Shashwat Anand talks about a recent plea in the apex court on declaring animals as legal entities.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Rajnath Singh says India and China have different perceptions of LAC; the government aims to bring the Covid-19 mortality rate down to less than 1% and India's Covid-19 recoveries have crossed 40 lakh.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, a former F1 racer and TV presenter Karun Chandhok on motorsport during the pandemic and much more.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Army says fully prepared to fight a full-fledged war even in winters; Babri Masjid demolition case judgement on September 30 and Delhi Police files charge sheet in northeast Delhi riots case.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, get to know what's brewing in the Parliament and listen to Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi on the government's plan to ensure safety from Covid-19 inside the Parliament.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, CCB officials served notice to Diganth and Aindrita Ray in the drug scandal case; Defence Minister Rajnath Singh says that India is committed to a peaceful resolution of the border stand-off with China in Ladakh and Flipkart says that it will create over 70,000 direct jobs ahead of its upcoming Big Billion Days sale and the festive season.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Prof Dhruv Raina talks about Bharat Ratna M Visveswaraya, the latter's legacy as an engineer par excellence.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Government has no data about job loss of migrant labourers during lockdown; KSRTC switches to environment-friendly ticketing technology; 25 MPs, including Meenakshi Lekhi, Anant Kumar Hegde and Parvesh Sahib Singh, test positive for Covid-19, and Centre tells Delhi High Court that marriage between same-sex couples was "not permissible".
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Home Minister of Karnataka Basavaraj Bommai tells DH how his government is cracking down on the drug mafia.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, RJD leader Raghuvansh Prasad Singh no more; Union Health Ministry issues management protocol for Covid-19 recovered patients and Amit Shah admitted to AIIMS.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, DGCA warns airlines of repeating mid-air chaos; ahead of NEET exam, a 19-year-old medical aspirant died of alleged suicide and Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren meets RJD president Lalu Prasad and said they will fight Bihar polls together.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Supreme Court allows NLSIU to conduct separate online admission test; Microsoft will on Tuesday launch its Xbox cloud gaming service and Delhi-based rapper alleges IPL anthem copied from his track. A special court in Mumbai rejected the bail application of actor-model Rhea Chakraborty and her brother Showik, besides four others in a case related to sourcing drugs for late actor Sushant Singh Rajput.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Find out about the mysterious cases in children post Covid-19 recovery. With Schools soon opening, this discovery has further fuelled the debate of starting schools.
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Kangana Ranaut crossed swords with the Shiv Sena and a complaint has been filed against her today for allegedly using foul language against the CM of Maharashtra, Uddhav Thackeray; Reliance Industries Ltd. is offering to sell a roughly $20 billion stake in its retail business to Amazon; The world’s largest vaccine maker, Serum Institute of India, has decided to pause trials of the Covid-19 vaccine in the country.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Miss Transqueen India 2019, Nithu R S and Radio Jockey Priyanka talk about their challenges, the pandemic, and more.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Bombay HC asks BMC to stay demolition work at Kangana Ranaut’s office’ Rahul Gandhi says that lockdown was not an attack on coronavirus but on the poor people and proved to be a "death sentence" for the unorganised sector as it "finished" jobs and small businesses and AstraZeneca pauses global trials of its experimental coronavirus vaccine.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, director of shutterbug Film Company Abhiram Rajan on how the wedding photography landscape has changed due to the pandemic.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, Actor-model Rhea Chakraborty was arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau on Tuesday, after three days of grilling; Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh ordered a probe into Adhyayan Suman's alleged statements that Kangana Ranaut used to consume drugs; India firmly rejected the Chinese allegation of opening fire at the LAC and pointed out that it was the People’s Liberation Army soldiers who fired a few rounds in the air in an attempt to intimidate Indian troops on Monday.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, South Indian actor Nadiya Moidu, talks about acting in Telugu movie Drishyan, her illustrious career and what she’s been up to this lockdown.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, In a new twist in the case involving the death of Sushant Singh Rajput, Rhea Chakraborty has filed a police complaint against the actor’s sister Priyanka Singh for forgery and sending a bogus prescription; Kannada actress Ragini Dwivedi's police custody has been extended for five days; The Ministry of Railways has proposed to decriminalise begging at railway stations and in trains, according to multiple media reports.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, the actor who played Roger on 'Contagion' John Hawkes talks about his other films and what makes him choose a movie.
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In your evening brief, From the Newsroom, BCCI released the IPL 2020 schedule, and Mumbai Indians will battle Chennai Super Kings on September 19 in the UAE. India recorded a spike of over 90,000 coronavirus cases pushing the tally to over 41 lakhs. Rhea Chakraborty revealed Sushant Singh Rajput was a habitual marijuana smoker and Kesavananda Bharati, the chief pontiff of the Edneer Mutt situated at Kasargod in Kerala passed away. For more details on today's top stories, tune in to today's episode.
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In your evening brief, From The Newsroom, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh warned Chinese Defence Minister Wei Fenghe to not make attempts to unilaterally change the LAC's status quo. The railway board chairman said on Saturday that 80 new special trains will be started from September 12, reservations for which will open September 10. Rhea Chakraborty's brother Showik was remanded to the custody of Narcotics Control Bureau till September 9.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, get to know the stories of teachers in the hinterlands of Karnataka who bear heavy rain, lack of public transport during the Covid-19 pandemic, and non-motorable jungle roads to discharge their duty, a duty to educate.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Seven women were killed and two others injured on Friday when an explosion ripped through a firecracker unit in a village near Kattumannarkoil in the Cuddalore district of Tamil Nadu; The recent riots in Bengaluru were "pre-planned and organised" and it was "undoubtedly communally motivated", the Citizens for Democracy in its fact-finding report; Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) president DK Shivakumar, who was discharged after recovering from Covid-19, has been admitted to hospital again after he developed fever and cough.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, get to know what's happening in West Bengal viz-a-viz the Covid-19 pandemic and politics. Listen to Rajya Sabha MP from the CPI(M) Bikash Ranjan Bhattacharya about his thoughts on the pandemic management in the state.
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In your evening brief, From The Newsroom, A former MLA from Ladakh has claimed that China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) was just 80 kms away from Leh; US wireless carrier Verizon and Amazon reportedly may invest more than $4 billion for a stake in India's Vodafone Idea; hitting out at the BJP government, Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said the sharp fall in the GDP and a sustained attack on the unorganised sector was the “scary result” of demonetisation.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Comedian Raghu Gowda tells us how he left his career in IT to follow his dreams and most importantly spread awareness about mental health and bringing a smile on people's faces during this pandemic.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Centre has blocked 118 mobile apps including PUBG, Army commanders of India and China hold another round of talks; Supreme Court judge Justice Arun Mishra retires and Karnataka to go with first of the two options to compensate the state for the GST revenue loss.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Member of Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Committee and MD of Kotak Mahindra Asset Management co., Nilesh Shah tells us all about the market and more.
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In your evening brief, From The Newsroom, Supreme Court gives telecom companies 10 years to pay adjusted gross revenue dues that they owe the government; former President Pranab Mukherjee who passed away yesterday was cremated today; The Chinese embassy in India has released a statement saying Indian troops illegally trespassed LAC again at the southern bank of Pangong Tso.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, get to know the leadership issue of the Congress, some history of the party, and listen to the view of Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdary on the latest development in India's grand old party.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Former President Pranab Mukherjee no more; Supreme Court imposes fine of one rupee on advocate Prashant Bhushan in contempt case; The Chinese PLA carries out "provocative military movements" to "unilaterally" change the status quo on the southern bank of Pangong Tso lake and Supreme Court dismisses a review petition filed by Vijay Mallya against his conviction in a contempt case in 2017.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, India's comedy pioneer Vir Das talks about the new normal way of comedy and helping charities.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Modi tells entrepreneurs to 'team up for toys'; South Western Railway begins transporting the trucks on flat wagons between Karnataka and Maharashtra; senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid speaks about the party’s leadership issue.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, former Finance Minister P Chidambaram takes a swipe at Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman over 'Act of God' remark; Amit Shah to be discharged shortly and American star Chadwick Boseman no more.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announces his resignation; Congress president Sonia Gandhi urges the government to listen to the voices of students on the issue of conducting NEET and JEE and act according to their wishes and Retired High Court Justice H S Kempanna has been appointed as the Claims Commissioner to assess the damages caused to public and private properties during the recent Bengaluru riots.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Prof K Srilata reads her poetry about the lockdown and tells us the various facets of her poetry.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, B S Yediyurappa says Metro services will be soon restarted; Congress leader Kapil Sibal hits out at a section of party workers for seeking the ouster of Jitin Prasada and Vital health parameters of the two Covid-19 Oxford vaccine volunteers normal.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, all-rounder Krishnappa Gowtham talks about training under coach Anil Kumble and his learnings from the Indian Premier League so far.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Supreme Court tells the Modi government to clarify stand on interest waiver; Congress president Sonia Gandhi meets seven opposition chief ministers to discuss issues relating to NEET/JEE examinations and GST and Covid-19 tests to be doubled in Delhi.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Cricketer Karun Nair of Kings XI Punjab tells us that he is excited to get back on the field after a months-long of a period of uncertainty because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, Karnataka Congress D K Shivakumar has tested positive for Covid-19. Interpol has put out a red corner notice for Nirav Modi's wife Ami Modi at the request of the Enforcement Directorate in association with the PNB scam. NIA is set to file a 5000-page charge sheet in connection with the February 2019 Pulwama bombing.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, India's latest batting star Mayank Agarwal talks about getting back on the field after a Covid-19 pandemic-induced break.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Advocate Prashant Bhushan on Monday declines to tender an apology for his tweets; S P Balasubrahmanyam continues to be on life support and get to know what transpired at the Congress Working Committee meeting.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, actor Gulshan Devaiah of Dum Maaro Dum and Shaitan fame talks about how his career in Bollywood and acting began. He gives us a low down of what it is like to get into acting as an "outsider" to the industry.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Pakistan does a U-turn on info on Dawood Ibrahim; Battle Lines are drawn in Congress over Rahul’s presidency as Sonia Gandhi offers to quit as interim Congress President and BJP clears the air over Ranjan Gogoi’s name being considered for the party’s Assam Chief Ministerial candidate.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Members of Parliament and political leaders from Tamil Nadu on Saturday demanded action against Union AYUSH Secretary Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha for “imposing Hindi” on doctors from the state; A pair of gold-plated spectacles believed to have been worn by Mahatma Gandhi and presented as a gift in the 1900s have broken all records for a UK auction house by selling for 260,000 pounds, and The Centre has asked all states to ensure that there should be no restrictions on inter-state and intra-state movement of persons and goods during the ongoing unlocking process.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Akshay Kumar is all set to feature in “Into the Wild with Bear Grylls.”; Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa, for the fifth time, offered bagina at Krishnaraja Sagar (KRS) dam in Mandya district and Kabini dam in Mysuru district and Supreme Court refused to entertain a plea asking to set up a three-judge panel to inquire into the conduct of former Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi as a judge of the apex court.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, national award-winning film critic Baradwaj Rangan talks about many aspects of film criticism and changes in Indian cinema today.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Indore was adjudged India's cleanest city for a fourth straight year; Congress leader Rahul Gandhi slams the Narendra Modi government; The Supreme Court give advocate Prashant Bhushan two-three days time to think over his statement and Harley-Davidson motorcycle may not be produced in India anymore.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, Chakshu Roy, who heads the legislative and civic engagement initiatives at PRS Legislative Research, informs us all about the anti-defection law. Amid all the political happenings in various regions of India in recent months, it is important that we take a refresher course and learn more about the anti-defection law.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Supreme Court approves CBI probe into Sushant Singh Rajput case; the health condition of former President Pranab Mukherjee declines as he develops traits of lung infection and Truecaller says that it identified 29.7 billion spam calls and 8.5 billion spam SMS for its users in India last year.
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On today's episode of The Lead, actor Rahul Khanna talks about how the Covid-19 lockdown has been treated him, his theatre experience, what is like acting as a Pakistani spy in Hollywood, his experience with "dog-sharing", how his favourite meal of the day is breakfast and much more.
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In your evening news brief, From the Newsroom, Fantasy sports platform Dream11 has bags the Indian Premier League's title sponsorship rights after a winning bid of Rs 222 crore; Rohit Sharma, star wrestler Vinesh Phogat, TT player Manika Batra and Paralympic gold-winning high jumper Mariyappan Thangavelu picked for this year's Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award; Prime Minister Narendra Modi's office has asked officials to speed up the process of trimming government stakes in at least four primarily state-owned banks within the current fiscal year.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, "Mind well, I tell you the DJ Halli incidents in previous times, it took for then governments it took 3-4 days to quell it. Police could not enter. Here we have quelled it in 2 hours," says Home Minister of Karnataka Basavaraj Bommai on the riots at DJ Halli and KJ Halli in Bengaluru.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Karnataka to move HC to appoint 'Claim Commissioner' to make riot culprits pay for damages; Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi and party leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra hit out at the Yogi Adityanath government and The Supreme Court dismisses plea for cancellation of JEE (Main) and NEET UG examinations.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, senior Congress leader and Rajya Sabha MP Jairam Ramesh says what's wrong with the draft EIA norms.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Prohibitory orders in Bengaluru extended; India's COVID-19 case fatality rate drops to 1.93% and private Railways operators will have flexibility in fixing train fare.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, PM Modi announces National Digital Health Mission; Russia produces the first batch of its new vaccine for COVID-19 and Traffic seen at Bengaluru as people leave the city ahead of the weekend holiday combined with the auspicious last Saturday of Shravana.
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In this episode of The Lead from DH Radio, listen to what freedom fighter H S Doreswamy has to say about the country as India celebrates its 74th Independence Day.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Supreme Court holds Prashant Bhushan guilty in criminal contempt case; Ashok Gehlot government wins confidence vote in Rajasthan Assembly and Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai has said “political differences within the Congress” and “the larger conspiracy of the Social Democratic Party of India” had a role to play in the rioting
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This episode of The Lead from DH Radio focuses on the status of the famed Shikarawalas of Srinagar's Dal lake during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Seven accused booked in connection with a riot in Bengaluru; Rajasthan BJP will move a motion of no confidence against Ashok Gehlot government; head of the Ram temple trust Mahant Nritya Gopal Das tests positive for Covid-19; Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveils faceless tax assessment and private entities will have to pay heavy penalties in case the trains they operate are not punctual.
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This episode of The Lead from DH Radio brings to you the story of what's happening to the famed Wazwans of Kashmir during the Covid-19 crisis. A wazwan meal is a unique identifier, pride of Kashmiri cuisine and identity, comprising of lamb and chicken-based dishes and few vegetables.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, we look at riots in Bengaluru's DJ Halli that killed three, injured over 60 police personnel and led to arrest of over 140. Former US Vice President and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden chose Senator Kamala Harris to be his running mate in the US Presidential Elections. The condition of former President Pranab Mukherjee continues to remain critical.
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This episode of The Lead from DH Radio brings to you the voice of 'Aadhe Aadhe Se' from Netflix's 'Raat Akeli Hai', Shilpa Rao. She talks about how she has dealt with the pandemic and her latest song that is making the buzz on playlists.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced that his country has developed first vaccine that “works quite effectively" and "forms a stable immunity" against COVID-19; Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set a 72-hour target to trace and test people who have come in contact with a Covid-19 infected person and BJP MP Anantkumar Hegde stirs up another controversy by calling BSNL employees 'traitors'.
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In today's episode of The Lead from DH Radio, we discuss how the aviation industry has been affected by the Covid-19 storm and how the industry is coping with low demand and lockdowns with Murali Ramachandran, CEO(India) of Celebi Aviation.
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In your evening news brief, From The Newsroom, we look at Karnataka Revenue Minister R Ashoka's statement on the government’s preliminary estimate for flood-related losses were Rs 3,500-4,000 crore. The Supreme Court on Monday decided to continue with the 2009 contempt case against activist-advocate Prashant Bhushan for allegations of corruption among former CJIs. Karnataka Education Department on Monday announced the results of SSLC examination and Former President Pranab Mukherjee tests positive for Covid-19.
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This episode of The Lead from DH Radio brings to you, Infosys Foundation's Sudha Murthy. "Remember," she says, "generosity of a few, is hope for millions," as she talks about how she has been contributing to the world during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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In today’s episode, Prime Minister Narendra Modi transfers Rs 17,000 crore directly into the bank accounts of 8.5 crore farmers under the PM-KISAN scheme; investigators begin examining the black box of Kerala crash plane; The Defence Ministry comes out with a list of 101 military items that would not be imported anymore.
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In today’s episode, Union minister Hardeep Puri announced interim relief for Kerala plane crash victims; River Krishna and its tributaries continue to flow near danger levels; The incubation period of COVID-19, which is the time after which those infected with the novel coronavirus start showing the first symptoms, could be as much as eight days and Girish Chandra Murmu assumes office as the Comptroller and Auditor General of India
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In this bonus episode of From the Newsroom by DH Radio, we look at the situation on the ground at Karipur airport, Malappuram, Kerala, relief efforts, dangers of a tabletop runway, bad weather in Kerala, Munnar landslides and how Covid-19 has affected relief efforts at the airport.
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In today’s episode, landslides resulting from heavy rain in Western Ghats had lead to traffic disruption; Rhea Chakraborty appeared before the Enforcement Directorate and Serum Institute of India (SII) has entered into a new landmark partnership with Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, to accelerate the manufacture and delivery of up to 100 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines for India and low and middle-income countries.
Assam flood situation: https://anchor.fm/deccanherald/episodes/The-Lead-The-Brahmaputra-and-Covid-19-engulf-Assam-ehpl73
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In this episode, get to know the ground situation in Assam, a state that is seeing the fury of the flood and the travails of the pandemic, together.
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In today’s episode, Centre releases Rs 890.32 crore to 22 states to strengthen public health facilities for testing for Covid-19; monetary policy committee of Reserve Bank of India presses a pause button on key policy interest rates; BCCI suspends the IPL title sponsorship deal with Chinese mobile phone company Vivo for the event's upcoming edition and Nirav Modi further remanded in custody until August 27.
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In this episode, Two volunteers engaged in Covid-19 relief work from helping people get oxygen cylinders to assisting them to give respectable last rites to the dead.
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In today’s episode, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurates the construction of Ram temple in Ayodhya; more than 100 people killed in Beirut explosion and Centre accepts a recommendation by the Bihar government for a CBI probe into the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput.
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In this episode, actor Rasika Dugal speaks to DH about her latest OTT release 'Lootcase', other projects and the pandemic.
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In today’s episode, The government admitted the economy’s return to health will be critically linked to how Covid-19 infection curve evolves across the states; Former chief minister Siddaramaiah has tested positive for Covid-19; Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi formally declared her intention to seek a second term in an election in November and China accuses the United States of "bullying" over popular video app TikTok,
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In this episode, The Lead from DH Radio takes you through CPM general secretary Sitaram Yechury's thoughts on the collapse of the welfare state and the Covid-19 pandemic.
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In today’s episode, The BCCI has said that it will grant amnesty to registered players who voluntarily declare any age fraud but those found to be in breach of the unusual scheme could be slapped with a two-year suspension; Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visits Ayodhya to review preparations for Ram temple ‘Bhoomi Pujan’; The BBMP is planning to press paramedical students and National Service Scheme (NSS) cadre into doing swab collection for Covid-19 testing and Six employees at the Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa's office have tested positive for COVID-19.
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In this episode, Cricketer Javagal Srinath talks about his career on the field and about the sport in newer times.
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In today’s episode, Union Home minister Amit Shah has said that he had tested positive for coronavirus; Senior military commanders of India and China start the fifth round of talks; The National Investigation Agency (NIA) conducted searches at the residence of Delhi University professor Hany Babu on Sunday; The mid-day meals provided to students in government or aided schools should be supplemented by breakfast, the new National Education Policy (NEP) has proposed; Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Sunday said people may seek Prime Minister Narendra Modi's resignation if problems like job losses are not resolved and The BBMP is ready to issue certificates to residents of containment zones should they need them to take leave from work, the civic body’s chief N Manjunatha Prasad has said.
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In today’s episode, BJP Kerala legislator Rajagopal began a one-day fast at the party's state committee office demanding the chief minister's resignation over the recent gold smuggling case; Union Minister of state from Home G Kishan Reddy says states need to emulate “Delhi Model”; An advocate has filed a petition before the Madras High Court seeking the arrest of Indian cricket team captain Virat Kohli and actress Tamannaah and BBMP to undertake a major testing programme across several areas of the city
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In today’s episode, Over 50 MLAs of the Ashok Gehlot camp, who were lodged in a hotel on the Jaipur- Delhi Highway amid the ongoing political crisis in Rajasthan, are being shifted to Jaisalmer; The Karnataka government appointed Kamal Pant, ADGP intelligence, as the new city police chief and transferred Bhaskar Rao to internal security division and The Karnataka BJP has issued legal notices to Congress leaders Siddaramaiah and D K Shivakumar demanding that they apologize for accusing the government of corruption or face a defamation suit.
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In this episode, The Lead from DH Radio looks into how the pandemic has affected the preparations for West Bengal's biggest festival Durga puja.
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In today’s episode, Tamil Nadu extended Covid-19 lockdown till August 31, Sushant Singh Rajput's father files a caveat in the Supreme Court, Slain gangster Vikas Dubey's close aide Gopal Saini surrenders before a special court and Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa flags off the tunnel boring machine between the proposed Cantonment and Tannery Road metro stations.
The next edition of DH Sparks, slated for July 31, 5:00 pm, this Friday and focuses on 'Sport in the time of Covid-19'.
Speakers include
1. Rahul Dravid, Former captain, Indian national cricket team
2. Sunil Chhetri, Captain, Indian national football team
3. Pullela Gopichand, Chief National Coach, Indian Badminton team
4. Pankaj Advani, Multiple World Billiards Champion
5. Charu Sharma, Commentator, who will also moderate the event.
Date: July 31, 2020
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Today's episode of The Lead from DH Radio takes you to Kolkata and gives a glimpse into the lives and businesses of hawkers in Kolkata, how they have been affected by the pandemic. Saktiman Ghosh, general secretary of National Hawkers Federation and Hawker Sangram Committee in West Bengal, talks about the ground situation and the state of hawkers in Kolkata.
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In today’s episode, The first five of the 36 Rafale fighter jets India procured from the Dassault Aviation company of France arrived in Haryana's Ambala Indian Air Force (IAF) station on Wednesday, the government has approved a new education policy that seeks to revamp all aspects of education structure and aims to achieve universal access to education to all between age groups of 3-18 years by 2030 and Laxman S Savadi has clarified that Chief Minister Yediyurappa will continue as CM for next 3-years.
The next edition of DH Sparks, slated for July 31, 5:00 pm, this Friday and focuses on 'Sport in the time of Covid-19'.
Speakers include
1. Rahul Dravid, former captain, Indian national cricket team
2. Sunil Chhetri, Captain, Indian national football team
3. Pullela Gopichand, Chief National Coach, Indian Badminton team
4. Pankaj Advani, Multiple World Billiards Champion
5. Charu Sharma, Commentator, who will also moderate the event.
Date: July 31, 2020
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In this episode, DH Journalist Ahmed Shariff speaks to the team of Zero Waste start-up Green Mantra— Prachi Mandlekar, Debyani Basu and Shikha Mittal — on what is Zero Waste, their journey and more.
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In today’s episode, India contemplating more economic measures against China, Karnataka High Court has directed the state government to reconsider the dates of KCET (Karnataka Common Entrance Test) 2020, scheduled on July 30 and 3, Flipkart kicks off the new hyperlocal service Flipkart Quick in Bengaluru, Karnataka has unveiled its plans to set up a Rs 5,000 crore Bengaluru Lifesciences Park and Chapter on Tipu Sultan taken off from the textbooks of Class 7.
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In this episode, Director of 'Shakuntaladevi' Anu Menon talks to DH's Anila Kurian about what went into the making of 'Shakuntaladevi' and more.
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In today’s episode, Rahul Gandhi has said that he is not going to lie about Chinese transgressions in eastern Ladakh even if it costs him politically, Adar Poonawalla says that "More than enough" doses of the COVID-19 vaccine developed by Oxford University and AstraZeneca will be reserved for the Parsi community and Rajasthan Governor Kalraj Mishra has agreed to summon a session of the state Assembly provided the government gives a 21-day notice.
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In this episode, actor Aditi Rao Hydari talks to DH's Nina C George about her latest OTT release 'Sufiyum Sujatayum', her love for love stories and much more.
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In today’s episode, BBMP makes it must for all admissions and discharges of Covid-19 patients to be done through the Covid-19 Hospital Bed Management System, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked people to speak and act keeping in mind the morale of soldiers and Farooq Abdullah calls for the restoration of Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood
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Captain Naveen Nagappa (Retd) of Indian Army narrates his experience on the frontlines of Operation Vijay to DH Journalist Anupama Ramakrishnan on Kargil Vijay Divas, commemorating the success of Operation Vijay and the capture of high altitude outposts in Kargil, Jammu and Kashmir. Captain Nagappa explains what goes through the mind of a soldier days, hours and minutes before battle, how he led his team into Operation Vijay and the sacrifices made by soldiers on the frontlines.
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In today’s episode, Karnataka has announced a full waiver of crematorium fees for those who succumb to the Covid-19 infection in Bengaluru, Jeevan Rekha Hospital in Belagavi will commence both phase-1 and phase-2 of the trials of indigenous Covid-19 vaccine next week, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has said that he was not in favour of complete lifting of the lockdown in the state.
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In today’s episode, A report from the Financial Stability and Development Council said that the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is likely to push up the gross non-performing assets in the Indian banking system to at least 12.5% by March 2021, from 8.5% in March 2020, Bengaluru city Mayor M Gautham Kumar has urged officials to speed up the process of tracing primary and secondary contacts in the wake of Covid-19 and Manmohan Singh says that former prime minister P V Narasimha Rao was a "great son of the soil" and he can truly be called the father of economic reforms in India as he had both the vision and the courage to push them forward.
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In today's episode, DH Journalists Varsha Gowda and Ahmed Shariff talk to Mrityunjay Bose about small businesses in Mumbai and what's the situation ahead of the biggest festival in India's financial capital.
The next edition of DH Sparks, Deccan Herald's new webinar series, slated for July 24, focuses on parenting in the time of CoViD.
This pandemic has brought an increased set of challenges for parents, who not only have to manage their work but also pay their children constant attention. From monitoring them during online classes to engaging them in physical activities or indoor games, parents have a lot to take care of. Parents are constantly looking for avenues to channel the energies of their children in constructive ways. The next edition of DH Sparks brings together experts to discuss the challenges that parents are facing in these unprecedented times.
Speakers include
1. Ashwini Nachappa, Co-founder, Karaumbiah's Academy for Learning and Sports
2. Kavitha Lankesh, Filmmaker
3. Maullika Sharma, Counsellor
4. Fr. Sunil Fernandes, Principal, St. Joseph's Boys' High School
This show will be moderated by Maullika Sharma.
Date: July 24, 2020
Time: 4:00 PM
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In today’s episode, The Supreme Court allows Rajasthan High Court to pronounce judgement on July 24 on a plea by CM Sachin Pilot against a disqualification notice, Flipkart Group announces the launch of Flipkart Wholesale, Rahul Gandhi alleges that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is busy building his own image and Karnataka Leader of the Opposition Siddaramaiah releases documents to support his claims of corruption in the procurement of Covid-19 equipment and supplies
The next edition of DH Sparks, Deccan Herald's new webinar series, slated for July 24, focuses on parenting in the time of CoViD.
This pandemic has brought an increased set of challenges for parents, who not only have to manage their work but also pay their children constant attention. From monitoring them during online classes to engaging them in physical activities or indoor games, parents have a lot to take care of. Parents are constantly looking for avenues to channel the energies of their children in constructive ways. The next edition of DH Sparks brings together experts to discuss the challenges that parents are facing in these unprecedented times.
Speakers include
1. Ashwini Nachappa, Co-founder, Karaumbiah's Academy for Learning and Sports
2. Kavitha Lankesh, Filmmaker
3. Maullika Sharma, Counsellor
4. Fr. Sunil Fernandes, Principal, St. Joseph's Boys' High School
This show will be moderated by Maullika Sharma.
Date: July 24, 2020
Time: 4:00 PM
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Link to “The Lead” episode “In the Covid-19 pandemic, Karnataka may be caught in a web of corruption” : https://anchor.fm/deccanherald/episodes/The-Lead-In-the-Covid-19-pandemic--Karnataka-may-be-caught-in-a-web-of-corruption-eh0ooq
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In this episode, DH's Nina C George talks to actor and comedian Danish Sait about his latest movie 'French Biriyani' to be launched on Amazon Prime on July 24.
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In this episode, DH journalists Varsha Gowda and Ahmed Shariff talk to an official, a doctor, a social worker and an activist based ou of Dharavi about, how Asia's largest slum triumphed over the Covid-19 pandemic when many said it wouldn't.
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In today’s episode, Another explosion rocks OIL’s gas well at Baghjan in eastern Assam's Tinsukia district; Gold prices in the national capital hit a record high rising by Rs 430; Congress Chief spokesman Randeep Surjewala has said that the Centre has created a 'raid raj' but the Congress won't be scared and Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu has urged 45 newly-elected members of the House to uphold rules and procedures while discharging their duties as lawmakers and not fall prey to disruptions.
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In this episode, DH journalists Akash Sriram and Manasi Pawar discuss the state of Mumbai's iconic dabbawalas and how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected the hunger saviours of India's financial capital, which also incidentally is the worst-hit city by the pandemic.
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In today’s episode, journalist was shot at in Uttar Pradesh, Rajiv Gandhi assassination case convict Nalini Sriharan threatens to end her life, Film critic Rajeev Masand records his statement in connection with actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death and Noted industrialist Rahul Bajaj will step down as Non-Executive Chairman of Bajaj Finance on July 31.
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In this episode, DH Journalist Akram Mohammed talks about the alleged irregularities in procurements to battle the Covid-19 pandemic in Karnataka.
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In today’s episode, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi once again trains his guns at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Supreme Court asks Uttar Pradesh government to consider having a former apex court judge and a retired police officer in the inquiry committee probing the encounter of gangster Vikas Dubey and 84 people killed in Assam floods.
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In this episode, DH Journalist Ahmed Shariff talks to author Kunal Basu narrates what goes behind writing the latter's books.
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In today’s episode, The Congress has demanded the resignation of Union minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured all support to Assam in dealing with the flood havoc, At least seven Indian pharma companies are working to develop a vaccine against coronavirus and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial will begin in earnest in January.
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In today’s episode, Vasundhara Raje says that it is unfortunate that the people of Rajasthan are paying for the discord within the Congress, B H Anil Kumar out of the BBMP and Scientists have claimed that there are six distinct 'types' of COVID-19
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In today’s episode, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh says that India is not a weak country and no power in the world can touch even an inch of its land, Rahul slams Modi government and BBMP requests extension of the lockdown in Bengaluru
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In this episode, DH Journalists Varsha Gowda, Sandeep Menon, Ahmed Shariff and Manasi Pawar revisit their favourite cartoons.
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In today’s episode, Leader of the Opposition in Karnataka Siddaramaiah has said that the BJP government’s decision to amend the Karnataka Land Reforms Act was “a scam bigger than illegal mining”, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has asked players to join hands with the government to rescue COVID-19-hit economy and Sushant Singh Rajput's girlfriend Rhea Chakraborty has requested Home Minister Amit Shah to launch a CBI enquiry into the actor's death.
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In this episode, Ahmed Shariff talks to DH Journalist Suraksha P about the state of the pandemic in Bengaluru.
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In today's episode, the First day of lockdown in Bengaluru, girls outshine boys in CBSE Class 10 results, Google will buy a $4.5 billion stake in Reliance's digital unit and Gehlot accuses Pilot of being involved in horse-trading with the BJP to topple his government.
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In this episode, Immediate Past President of Rotary Club of Bombay, Preeti Mehta shares insights about wellbeing helpline to DH Journalist Ahmed Shariff.
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In today's episode, Sachin Pilot has been sacked from the posts of Deputy Chief minister and the president of the party’s state unit, Bihar will see a total lockdown from July 16-31, Activist Varavara Rao taken to J J Hospital and CBSE class 10 results to be out on July 15.
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In this episode, DH Journalist Roshan Thyagarajan talks to Indian squash player Joshna Chinappa about the sport and its status during the pandemic.
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In today's episode, The Rajasthan Congress Legislature Party passes a resolution supporting the Ashok Gehlot-led government in the state, Economists at Bank of America Securities have said that a longer wait for a vaccine against COVID-19 virus may lead to a contraction of up to 7.5% in the Indian GDP in FY21 and the Supreme Court has upheld the rights of the Travancore royal family in the administration of historic Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Kerala.
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In this episode, The man behind the Shiva trilogy and Ramchandra series, Amish talks to Rashmi Vasudeva, Assistant Editor (Features) Deccan Herald, about his new book Suheldev and "Immortal Writers' Centre".
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In today's episode, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and her daughter Aaradhya have tested positive, differences between Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and his deputy Sachin Pilot widen, Diesel price increased by 16 paise per litre and National Commission for Women seeks immediate action against a man for allegedly hurling abuses and giving rape threats to a female stand-up comedian on social media.
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In today's episode, India's 2018 Tiger Census has made it to the Guinness Book of World Records for being the world's largest camera trapping wildlife survey, Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister C N Ashwath Narayan has clarified that the government has not taken any decision on imposing lockdown on Saturdays and Singapore’s People's Action Party secures 83 of 93 parliamentary seats in election.
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In today's episode, Gangster Vikas Dubey shot dead, Delhi court grants bail to 82 Bangladeshis, Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa to work from home and International Monetary Fund’s Chief Economist Gita Gopinath has urged governments to shift to "equity-like" support from one focused on loans.
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In today's episode, DH Journalist Ahmed Shariff talks to co-founder of Chingari App Sumit Ghosh about the app, its story and the industry.
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In today's episode, Prime Minister Narendra Modi woes global companies, each zone in Bengaluru to get a minister-in charge to tackle Covi-19 pandemic and China says that Chinese and Indian troops have taken "effective measures" to disengage at the Galwan Valley
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In this episode, DH's Nina C George talks to actor Nithya Menen on the web series "Breathe: Into the shadows"
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In today's episode, secularism, citizenship and nationalism out of CBSE syllabus, an inter-ministerial team will coordinate probe into the alleged violation of various laws like money laundering and foreign contributions by three Nehru-Gandhi family linked trusts and Instagram will start testing a new format ‘Reels’ in India.
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In today's episode, DH Journalist Roshan Tyagarajan talks to Motorcycle racer Aishwarya Pissay about her life in motorsport.
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In today's episode, The total number of Covid-19 cases in Mumbai has overtaken that of China's, Diesel price touch an all-time high, Karnataka tells Central team that there was no instance of community spread of Covid-19 in the state, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has asked the government why the territorial sovereignty of the Galwan Valley does not find mention in the government's statement and Foreign students in the United States will have to leave the country if their classes are all taught online this fall.
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In today's episode, DH Journalist Sandeep Menon talks to Uddipan Sarmah and Sambit Chatterjee of the Band Aswekeepsearching about music, the indie scene and stories behind their songs.
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In today's episode, The Ministry of External Affairs has said that National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held a telephonic conversation during which they agreed on disengagement of troops along the Line of Actual Control at the earliest, The Supreme Court has set aside the Delhi High Court order asking the NIA to produce judicial records on the transfer of civil rights activist Gautam Navlakha from Delhi to Mumbai in connection with the Bhima Koregaon case and Activist Joshua Wong said that the world must stand in solidarity with Hong Kongers after Beijing imposed a sweeping national security law on the semi-autonomous city.
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In this episode, DH Journalist Ahmed Shariff speaks to Member of Parliament from Thoothukudi Kanimozhi about custodial deaths, the Covid-19 situation and women's reservation bill.
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In today's episode, The Indian Academy of Sciences has strongly criticised the Indian Council of Medical Research’s Covid-19 vaccine target, the main aide of notorious gangster Vikas Dubey arrested, Kanye West to run for US presidency and Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu launches Elyments App.
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In today's episode, Two-fifth of India’s consumers still prefer ordering goods online, says survey; CPM General Secretary Sitaram Yechury slams ICMR; CBI is in the lookout for a man impersonating as one who is linked to the Prime Minister's Office and man gets himself a gold mask worth Rs 2.89 lakh.
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In today's episode, Modi's surprise visit to Ladakh, DGCA says scheduled international flights suspended till July 31 and veteran Bollywood choreographer Saroj Khan no more.
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In this episode, DH Journalist Vivek M V talks to Kannada film director Anup Bhandari on the fiver year anniversary of the celebrated film, RangiTaranga.
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In today's episode, The first-of-its-kind Plasma Bank in the country starts functioning today, four policemen arrested in the case relating to the custodial deaths in Tamil Nadu, 59 banned Chinese apps down from Google Play Store and Apple App Store in India, Ed questions Ahmed Patel for the third time in a week and Congress leader D K Shivakumar officially takes charge as president of Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee.
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In this episode, Varsha Gowda, Akash Sriram, Sandeep Menon and Ahmed Shariff talk about the shows that they have been binging/watching on OTT platforms.
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In today's episode, A CRPF personnel and a civilian were killed in a militant attack in Sopore town of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district, India and Pakistan exchange lists of civilian prisoners and fishermen in their respective custodies as per the provisions of a 2008 agreement, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari says that India will not allow Chinese companies to participate in highway projects, Gold prices in India hit an all-time high and At least six workers killed following a boiler blast at the 2nd thermal power station of Neyveli Lignite Corporation India Limited.
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In this bonus episode of this week's The Lead lineup, DH Journalist Ahmed Shariff speaks to associate director of counterpoint technology and market research, Tarun Pathak about the status and future of mobile phone industry and what the ban on Chinese apps holds for the industry.
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In this episode, DH Journalist Sandeep Menon engages in a free-wheeling chat with Bengaluru Football Club manager Carles Caudart.
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In today's episode, Prime Minister Narendra Modi extends the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana for 80 crore people across the country till end of November, Rahul Gandhi takes a swipe at the BJP over the rising imports from China, a UN report says that India accounts for 45.8 million missing females and Some members of actor Aamir Khan’s staff have tested positive for coronavirus.
Link to the child marriage episode: The Lead: The reality of child marriage
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In this episode, DH Journalist Varsha Gowda talks to Dr Ali Khwaja, who assuages students feeling that have been marred with the uncertainties of the pandemic.
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In today's episode, Delhi will set up a 'plasma bank' to fight Covid-19 within two days, Four militants attack Pakistan Stock Exchange building, Karnataka Primary and Secondary Education Minister S Suresh Kumar announced that the results of the second pre-university and the SSLC results will be out by July last week and August first week and Congress launches "Speak Up Against Fuel Hike" campaign across the country and Sonia Gandhi attacks the BJP government at the Centre for raising fuel prices 22 times since the lockdown.
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In this episode, DH Journalist Varsha Gowda talks to Kerala Health Minister K K Shailaja on how the southern state is battling the COVID-19 pandemic.
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In today's episode, Prime Minister Narendra Modi says that Indian soldiers have given a befitting response to those who cast an evil eye on Indian soil in Ladakh; Home Minister Amit Shah says Rahul Gandhi is indulging in "shallow-minded" politics; The Indian Women's Press Corps and the Press Association express "deep concern" over the threat by Prasar Bharati to unsubscribe the news feed of Press Trust of India; government allows individuals to claim I-T exemption on conveyance allowance received from employers; Tamil Nadu auto-rickshaw driver allegedly “beaten up” by policemen during interrogation a month ago, succumbs to his injuries and Karnataka Opposition leader Siddaramaiah alleges irregularities to the tune of Rs 3,300 crore in the procurement of equipment to contain the pandemic.
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In today's episode, Prime Minister Narendra Modi says that India was much better placed than many other nations on the Covid-19 situation, India warns China on trying to alter the status quo on the ground, Petrol and diesel prices hiked, the Enforcement Directorate questions senior Congress leader Ahmed Patel and Facebook says it would ban a "wider category of hateful content" in ads.
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In today's episode, S&P Global Ratings says Indian economy is in deep trouble, The CBSE has notified the four-point assessment scheme, Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa has said that there will no fresh lockdown in Bengaluru.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald Podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In today's episode, DH Journalist Varsha Gowda speaks to Damini Shrivastava and Ahmed Shariff about mental health issues and Ahmed talks to Alternative story's Rashi Vidyasagar on the accessibility of mental health care.
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In today's episode, from the newsroom, CBSE has informed the Supreme Court that its remaining class XII examinations, scheduled between July 1 and 15, have been cancelled, The BJP sharpened its attack on the Congress over Emergency and Diesel price in the national capital has crossed the Rs 80 per litre-mark
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The Lead from Deccan Herald Podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In today's episode, DH journalist Ahmed Shariff speaks to Dr Nikhil Naithottu, a medical professional currently working at a Covid-care centre, about what goes on in the hospital and his day there.
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In today's episode, Hetero Healthcare has said that is set to deliver 20,000 vials of its antiviral drug Covifor (remdesivir) for the treatment of COVID-19, the BMTC has tested more than 1,300 drivers and conductors in 13 depots, 13 Bengaluru hospitals have agreed to nominate one of their branches for Covid-19 care, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi took a swipe at the Modi government over the increase in fuel prices and all cooperative banks and multi-state cooperative banks will come under the supervision of the Reserve Bank of India.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald Podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In today's episode, DH journalist Vivek M V speaks to Ventakesh Reddy, treasurer of Karnataka exhibitors' association, about the challenges mounted by Covid-19, OTT and others to the single screen theatres in Karnataka.
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From the Newsroom, in today's episode, Fresh step towards peaceful resolution of face-off along Line of Actual Control, Rath Yatra of Lord Jagannath in Puri commences, Trump suspended H-1B visas, Shafoora Zargar gets bail, Muslims from India will not be allowed to fly to perform Haj, Kumaraswamy demands 20-day lockdown in Bengaluru and Karnataka Medical Education Minister K Sudhakar's wife and daughter test positive for Covid-19.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald Podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In this episode, DH journalist Sandeep Menon talks to Tennis star Rohan Bopanna about the sport, lockdown and much more.
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From the Newsroom, in today's episode, the Karnataka government has imposed lockdown in four areas namely K R Market, Chamarajpet, Kalasipalya and Chickpet, Former prime minister Dr Manmohan Singh has said that PM Narendra Modi must be mindful of the implications of his words, BJP president J P Nadda counters Dr Manmohan Singh, Mizoram hit by an earthquake of 5.3 magnitudes and The price of Petrol hiked by 33 paise per litre and diesel by 58 paise.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald Podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In this episode, DH's Nina C George speaks to actor Sonu Sood about how he is helping migrant workers reach home and bring a smile on their faces.
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In today's From the Newsroom, A day after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of having "surrendered" Indian territory to Chinese aggression, Rahul took a swipe at the prime minister by tweeting: "Narendra Modi is actually Surender Modi". A 59-year-old assistant sub-inspector of police, who was undergoing treatment for COVID-19 infection in Victoria hospital, passed away. The Institute of Medical Biology at Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences has said that the Chinese researchers have started a second phase human trial of a possible coronavirus vaccine in efforts to further assess effectiveness and safety. The world celebrates The sixth International Day of Yoga and solar eclipse on the longest day of the year.
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Chairing an all-party meeting on the violent clash in Galwan in which 20 Indian soldiers lost their lives, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said, “Neither has anybody intruded into our territory, nor is anybody inside our territory, nor any of our posts have been captured,” drawing strong reactions on social media. Glenmark Pharmaceuticals on Saturday said it has launched antiviral drug Favipiravir, under the brand name FabiFlu, for the treatment of patients with mild to moderate COVID-19. The BCCI on Friday said it will review IPL's sponsorship deals, including the one with Chinese mobile manufacturing company Vivo, in a meeting next week after 20 Indian soldiers were killed during a clash with Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh.
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Ten Indian Army soldiers including four officers have been released by China’s People’s Liberation Army capping three days of hard negotiations that followed the bloody battle at the eastern Ladakh’s Galwan valley on Monday. A high-level panel has recommended bringing down the charges for COVID-19 treatment in private hospitals in the national capital by more than half. Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain, who tested positive for COVID-19 three days ago, was shifted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) on Friday after his condition deteriorated, officials said.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald Podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In this episode, DH's L Subramani speaks to CEO of Dream a Dream, Sucheta Bhatt, on how the organization is helping children from underprivileged backgrounds.
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From the Newsroom, today, Indian and Chinese militaries held Major General-level dialogue today for the third consecutive day on disengagement of troops as well as restoration of normalcy in Galwan Valley. At least 12 MLAs belonging to Congress and the National People's Party in Manipur today wrote a letter to the Manipur Assembly Secretary seeking a motion for removal of the Speaker alleging that the latter was acting in an "authoritarian" manner. Ibobi Singh said his party is trying to form a coalition government in Manipur and will soon move a no-confidence motion against the BJP-led government. Prime Minister Narendra Modi today launched the auction of 41 coal blocks for commercial mining and said he was liberating the sector from decades of “lockdown” with a view to turn the country into an exporter of coal from being an importer at present.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald Podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In this episode, DH Journalist Dhanyata M Poovaiah talks to Vignesh Kamath, who is pursuing his studies in the UK, about how it's like to study abroad during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Today, from the newsroom, In the first event of bloodshed on the LAC in 45 years, as many as 20 Indian soldiers including the Commanding Officer of an infantry battalion of Indian Army were martyred on Monday night in a "violent face-off" with the People’s Liberation Army troops disrupting the fragile peace prevailing along India's disputed border with China. India registered the highest-ever spike of 2,003 COVID-19 fatalities, pushing the country's death toll to 11,903, while the number of cases rose to 3.54 lakh. The World Health Organization said it would update its guidelines on treating people stricken with COVID-19 to reflect results of a clinical trial that showed a cheap, common steroid, dexamethasone can help save critically ill patients.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald Podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In this episode, DH Journalist Dhanyata M Poovaiah speaks to Nodal director of ChildLine Vasudeva Sharma about the social evil child marriage, which is still prevalent in the country.
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From the Newsroom, The border issue with China takes a violent turn, North Korea blows up an inter-Korean liaison office on its side of the border and India ranks 43rd on World Competitiveness Index.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald Podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In this episode, Kannada film director Adarsh Eshwarappa spells the challenges to Kannada content on OTT platforms.
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From the Newsroom, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Monday that there was no plan for another lockdown in Delhi even as the number of novel coronavirus cases continues to spurt. Two officials of the High Commission of India in Islamabad went missing on Monday. The officials went out of the premises of the High Commission of India in Islamabad for official work in the morning and have been reportedly missing since. Asian powerhouses India and China have expanded their nuclear arsenal in the past year, but the nuclear weapon stockpile of the third Asian nuke nation, Pakistan, remains more or less the same, says a new report from a European think-tank on disarmament.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald Podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In this episode, DH’s Sidney Kiran talks to Badminton legend Pullela Gopichand about the road ahead for the sport of badminton.
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From the Newsroom today, Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput has committed suicide in Mumbai. He was 34. He was found hanging in his apartment in Bandra. Amid a standoff with China on the Ladakh border, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Sunday that India will never compromise on its "national pride", asserting that it is no longer a "weak" country and that its security capability has increased. As the COVID-19 situation worsens in Delhi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday held discussions with Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on the steps to be taken to tackle the spread of the coronavirus.
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From the Newsroom today, India surpassed the three lakh-mark on Saturday with the worst daily spike of 11,458 infections. IT major Infosys is facing yet another charge of racism as one of its former employees has filed a lawsuit against the company. Former Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi says he has tested positive for COVID-19.
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In today's episode, Supreme Court comes down heavily on the Delhi government over the state of hospitals in the capital, Karnataka minister on surge in COVID-19 cases and hike in petrol and diesel prices.
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In this episode, DH Journalist Ahmed Shariff speaks to three animal lovers from Bengaluru about how the COVID-19 lockdown affected animals.
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From The Newsroom, your daily evening news catch up show from Deccan Herald. In today's episode, Prime Minister Narendra Modi insists that the COVID-19 crisis should be turned into an opportunity to create an 'Atmanirbhar Bharat'. The lockdown may also impact India's first unmanned mission slated this year and Petrol and diesel prices hiked by 60 paise per litre each.
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In this episode, go on a journey with DH journalist Varsha Gowda to chase down the trail that a used-mask would take. And along the way, discover some hard-hitting truths.
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From The Newsroom, your daily evening news catch up show from Deccan Herald. In today's episode, Bihar Grand Alliance contemplates dumping three of its partners, Rajasthan seals its borders for seven days and DMK's Anbazhagan breathes his last due to COVID-19.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald Podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In this episode, DH’s external affairs correspondent Anirban Bhaumik talks about the India-China boundary dispute, in the backdrop of the tension in eastern Ladakh.
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From the Newsroom today, Confrontation is brewing between the Centre and the Delhi government. Fire breaks out at Oil India Limited's gas well in Assam. Jyotiraditya Scindia tests positive for COVID-19 and Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa on the two "low-profile" party workers as candidates for June 19 Rajya Sabha polls from Karnataka.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald Podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In today’s episode, Table Tennis star Achanta Sharath Kamal speaks to DH’s Sidney Kiran about the sport, lockdown and his career.
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From the Newsroom today, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has gone into self-quarantine and will get himself tested for COVID-19 on Tuesday. The Gujarat Congress decides to shift all its MLAs to Rajasthan over the fear of 'poaching' by the BJP. H D Deve Gowda to contest Rajya Sabha elections and after about two-and-half months, places of worship, hotels and restaurants opened for the public on Monday in Bengaluru and several parts of Karnataka.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald Podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In today’s episode, acclaimed musician T M Krishna speaks to Srivathsan Nadadhur about his new book “Sebastian and Sons” and various other topics.
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From the Newsroom today, Delhi government-run hospitals and those in the private sector in the national capital will be reserved only for residents "for some months" to ensure that an influx of people from outside do not squeeze availability of COVID-19 beds. Retail prices of petrol and diesel have been increased by 60 paise a litre nationwide. This is the first hike in retail fuel prices since the lockdown on March 24. India and China will continue to hold talks to defuse tension along their disputed boundary in eastern Ladakh, as no breakthrough could be achieved in the meeting between the military commanders of the two nations on Saturday.
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On today's From the Newsroom, the Indian Army and the Chinese PLA are in talks to settle differences between the two countries on the Line of Actual Control. The Tamil Nadu government has capped private hospital charges for COVID-19 treatment. India overtakes Italy to be the sixth most COVID-19 affected nation.
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On today's From the Newsroom, Reliance's Jio Platforms finds 6th big investor in Mubadal Investment Company. Wuhan discharged its last 3 COVID-19 patients, Wuhan was the first epicentre of the COVID-19 pandemic. Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar launches Urban Forests program to improve urban green cover in India.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In this episode, DH journalist Varsha Gowda speaks to two young environmentalists Tejas R S and Nikita Rao about the status of the environment and conservation.
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From the Newsroom is a DH podcast that brings to you the major developments of the day. Today, miscreants vandalise the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in Washington DC, outrage over the killing of the pregnant elephant in Kerala and DH's Anirban Bhaumik charts the India-Australia pact and explains "The Quad".
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The Lead from Deccan Herald podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In this episode, DH journalist Ahmed Shariff speaks to Zibi Jamal from Whitefield Rising about what the association is and how it helped people in the past few months.
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From the Newsroom is a DH podcast that brings to you the major developments of the day. Today, cyclone Nisarga makes landfall in Maharashtra, relief operations are underway. The US investigates many countries including India for “unfair” digital services taxes. Terror outfit JeM leader Masood Azhar’s kin was killed in an operation in Pulwama.
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In this episode DH journalist Sandeep Menon speaks to Bengaluru Football Club goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu about the future of football in India.
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From the Newsroom is a DH podcast that brings to you the major developments of the day. In this episode, DH correspondent from Maharashtra, Mrityunjay Bose gives us a lowdown of the preparations that are happening ahead of Cyclone Nisarga making landfall tomorrow. PM Modi assures industry that the government will support them in bringing the economy back to growth territory. Landslides in South Assam kill over 20 following more than 24 hours of heavy rain.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life.
In this episode, you will hear DH's L Subramani speak to three college students— Harini, Tara and Pallavi— who are contributing to the fight against COVID-19 by collating information on services scattered around social media and let people access them from one reliable source.
You can visit the following Facebook and Instagram pages to access the information the three youngsters have collected:
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From the Newsroom is a DH podcast that brings to you major developments of the day. In this episode, DH correspondent from New Delhi Shemin Joy spells out Delhi’s Day 1 of Unlock India 1.0. NASA astronauts reached the International Space Station on SpaceX's Dragon rocket. Pakistan officials who were expelled from India yesterday went back home through the Wagah border.
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The Lead from Deccan Herald podcasts brings to you voices from across the spectrum and various spheres of life. In this episode, you will hear from Dr Meenakshi Bharat about her campaign to help migrant women labourers deal with menstruation.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, conservation biologist and a member of the Karnataka State Board for Wildlife Sanjay Gubbi talks about wildlife conservation.
This is the last episode of Pandemic Podcast, but we will be starting two new shows from tomorrow. "In The Newsroom" where you can get all your important daily updates and "The Lead" where we dive deep into some important current affairs with experts. Thanks for listening and do join us from tomorrow.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, DH journalist Dhanyata M Poovaiah speaks to Makkala Jagriti’s Sunayana Chatrapathy about children from marginalised communities.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, DH journalist Vivek M V brings you updates from the world of sports.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, DH journalist Shruthi Srinath speaks to Dr Sonal Asthana about Organ transplantation in the times of COVID-19.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, DH journalist Sandeep Menon talks to two young minds who have started a COVID fit club.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, DH journalist Ahmed Shariff talks to Piyush Tewari, CEO & Founder, SaveLIFE Foundation, about the road accidents during the lockdown.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, DH journalist Samiksha Goel talks about companies that offer exam software giving out new features to provide enhanced security for exams-from-home.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, DH journalist Shemin Joy speaks to the Director of Centre of Cultural Studies at the University of Kerala Meena T Pillai on offline and online education.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, DH journalist Varsha Gowda explores and dissects the term “flattening the curve”.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, Ahmed Shariff talks to Prof Syam Sunder on dealing with Kala Azar in the times of COVID-19. DH journalist Muthi-ur-Rahman Siddiqui talks about Ramzan in the times of COVID-19.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, Dhanyata M Poovaiah brings news highlights that matter to you. DH journalist Akash Sriram brings in DH Fact Check.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation in India. In today’s episode, DH Special Correspondent Shemin Joy explains Cerberus trojan and the CBI’s alert against it.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation in India. In today’s episode, DH Special Correspondent Bharath Joshi explains the new lockdown guidelines for Karnataka.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation in India. In today’s episode, DH Journalist Varsha Gowda talks to citizen activist Tara Krishnaswamy about the Call-your-MP campaign over helping migrants go home safe. DH Business Journalist Samiksha Goel presents a lowdown on the stimulus package announced over the week.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation in India. In DH Insight, DH Journalist Prajwal Suvarna brings some insights into the massive challenge the exodus of migrant workers will pose to states, and what kind of challenges the states that absorb the migrants back will have to face, and some possible solutions being looked at.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation in India. In this episode, DH journalist Akash Sriram speaks to Pratik Sinha, founder of fact-checking website AltNews about fake news, misinformation, disinformation and how these are dangerous in a pandemic.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In today's episode, DH journalist Ahmed Shariff gives you the news highlights of the day and DH's Sandeep Menon brings to you updates from the world of sports.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, DH journalist Pushkar V brings you the stories of migrant labourers who left the city of Bengaluru on foot. DH journalist Akash Sriram brings news highlights and DH Fact Check.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, DH journalist L Subramani speaks with taxi driver Rakshit about his struggles in the lockdown and how he is coping. Subramani also speaks with Forms and Gears Managing Director Reji Verghese about how the lockdown has affected the automobile manufacturing sector. DH Journalist Dhanyata M Poovaiah talks to Dr Madhavi Latha of Bangalore Birth Network, to know more about the COVID-19 Mother-Child helpline.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, DH journalist Varsha Gowda talks to Deputy Executive Director of Stop TB Partnership, Dr Suvanand Sahu on how COVID-19 can affect tuberculosis patients.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, DH journalist Dhanyata M Poovaiah talks to Aryaman Khosla, a Class 12 student who raised over Rs 8.3 lakh to provide ration to the slum dwellers in Bengaluru. DH Business Journalist Samiksha Goel gives an update about how the IVF industry has been affected because of COVID-19. DH journalist Akash Sriram brings you DH Factcheck.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, DH journalist Sagar Kulkarni explains the new change in testing strategy India is adopting. DH Journalist Prajwal S Suvarna talks to a former professor at Centre for Political Institutions, Governance and Development, Institute for Social and Economic Change Supriya Roy Chowdhury on Skilling challenges in India and how it will affect the post-COVID scene. Director Maya Chandra explains to Ahmed Shariff what motivated her to come up with a tribute to frontline workers in the fight against COVID-19.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, we look at the dilution of labour laws and what they mean during the lockdown and post-COVID scenario. In DH explainer, Akash Sriram talks to Pallavi Bedi from the Centre for Internet and Society about the buzz around government-mandated Aarogya Setu app. DH Correspondent Jagadeesh Angadi speaks to Dr Suresh Hanagawadi of Karnataka Haemophilia Society to get an insight on blood shortage during COVID-19 times and how blood donation was facilitated in Davangere.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, along with COVID-19 situation in India and Karnataka, DH journalist Sydney Kiran talks to Pankaj Advani, the Billiards player. And Vivek Mysore presents sports updates.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the Covid-19 situation. This episode focuses on Covid-19 situation in India and Karnataka. DH journalist L Subramani talks to Sathya Sankaran, a sustainable transport activist in Bengaluru, about healthy sustainable modes of transport in the post-Covid-19 era. DH Journalist Akash Sriram dives into the world of misinformation with DH Factcheck.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. This episode focuses on COVID-19 situation in India and Karnataka. And DH journalist Varsha Gowda brings out the untold story of Indian sanitation sector in COVID-19 era, by talking to Srinivas Chary, Director, Centre for Energy, Environment, Urban Governance and Infra Development at Administrative Staff College of India, Nirmala Gowda, a trustee of Bangalore Environment Trust and C S Sharada Prasad, a WaSH consultant and researcher focussing on sanitation sector, among others.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, DH journalist Shruthi Srinath talks to IAS officer Munish Moudgil on the functioning of COVID-19 war room. DH Correspondent Soumya Das explains how West Bengal corrected the data discrepancy to reveal the real figures of the pandemic.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, host Akash Sriram and DH technology correspondent Rohit KVN discuss the boom in video conference apps, work from home technology, and video streaming platforms in the COVID-19 lockdown. Samiksha Goel from DH Business explains the shortage of medical equipment in the system that currently focuses on COVID-19. We also have DH Fact Check.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, Mohammed Ahmed Shariff talks to Anant Gadgil, an MLC from Maharashtra, to find out what’s going on in Maharashtra, the state that carries the highest number of cases in the country. DH Business Editor Mahesh Kulkarni, in a conversation with Prajwal S Suvarna, gives a lowdown on the economy, job loss, recession and areas of hope amid COVID-19.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, Akash Sriram and Varsha Gowda explain the different strains of COVID-19. Sameeksha Goel explains more on her report of an increase in the usage of online dating apps.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, we focus on what’s happening in the silent kitchens of the food and beverage industry and also magnify. We also have a sports update by Sidney Kiran.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, we focus on the effects of the lockdown on the real estate industry and speak to Origami expert Himanshu Agarwal on keeping the mental estate fit and fabulous.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the Covid-19 situation. Sunil Chhetri, Indian football team captain, speaks about football, pandemic and the way ahead. There is also a story of kindness.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. This episode throws light on why the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) asked states to stop using rapid antibody test kits, and a helpline set up by Score Foundation is helping people with disabilities.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, we focus on the future of co-working spaces in the post-COVID-19 era. We also have a business news segment.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. Varsha Gowda talks to Mamata, a domestic violence survivor and activist. Theres Sudeep talks to Shubhojit Bhattacharya.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, Varsha and Akash discuss the strategies to deal with Covid-19 employed by different nations. We also have Ambika Pillai, a veteran hairstylist talking about how her industry has been hit hard. And we have Pawan Kumar, Kannada cinema director, explain his initiative of lending a hand to the needy.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, Varsha Gowda talks to Dr Narayan Pradeep on Kasargod’s journey from 172 cases to 20 cases. L Subramani talks to Pradeep Sathyamurthy about his initiative to feed the hungry. We also have sports updates by Roshan Tyagrajan.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, Dhanyata Pooviah speaks to Ali Khwaja on students, exams, and lockdown, Rahul Gopal tells us all about nutrition and Akash Sriram decodes fake news. Also check out the stories of Spreading Kindness, on bit.ly/DHKindness
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, Varsha Gowda narrates what happened in Padarayanapura in Bengaluru. Ahmed Shariff talks to Dr. Prashanth, a pediatrician, to see what care should be taken regarding children during the times of novel-coronavirus. We also have a Class 8 student Anika Mariam Verghese from Kottayam who made her own hand sanitisers and wants to share it with the needy. Also, know about our new initiative Spread Kindness from Ahmed. To check out the stories on Spread Kindness, please click on www.deccanherald.com/tag/dh-spread-kindness
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, let’s listen to our correspondents from Mumbai and Chennai over journalists testing positive for coronavirus. Tara Krishnaswamy tells us how the lockdown has affected women and Dr Prathima Reddy, senior obstetrician and gynaecologist, Fortis La Femme Hospital answers questions about pregnant women.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, let’s listen to DH Business Bulletin by Nikhil Varma. Transgender activist Akkai Padmashali, on how lockdown has impacted transgenders. We also have DH Factcheck by Akash Sriram to separate fact from fiction and rhetoric.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast focuses on the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, Dr Pratima Murthy, head of psychiatry at NIMHANS talks on the psychological effects of the lockdown. Deccan Herald's editor Sitaraman Shankar talks on The Power of Good. A conversation with musicians Aravind Murali, Jaishankar Iyer, Shankar Sundaram and Palakkad Sriram to fill music into your quarantine.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast gives you a bird’s-eye view of the COVID-19 situation. In today’s episode, we look into the anomalies that creep in due to geography and other factors when tallying the deaths due to the virus. A voice representing Ayurveda and its view on the virus.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast gives you a bird’s-eye view of the COVID-19 situation in India while focusing on one chosen issue in every episode. In today’s episode, we look into various potential treatments for COVID-19, drugs that are being tried around the world with Dr KR Antony, an independent monitor at Public Health Resource Network, India, he was also a health and nutrition specialist with UNICEF. We also have a sports update with principal sports correspondent Sidney Kiran.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast gives you a bird’s-eye view of the COVID-19 situation in India while focusing on one chosen issue in every episode. In today’s episode, DH’s senior correspondent Akhil Kadidal tells us about the unpredictability behind recovery rates in Karnataka. We have DH Business giving updates on business and economy. We also talk to a doctor to find out what it is like to treat non-COVID-19 patients in the times of COVID-19.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast gives you a bird’s-eye view of the COVID-19 situation in India while focusing on one chosen issue in every episode. In this episode, we speak with Deccan Herald’s Sumir Karmakar on the situation in the North East of India. We also speak to Avril Quadros, a transformational coach helping people relieve stress in these testing times.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast gives you a bird’s-eye view of the COVID-19 situation in India while focusing on one chosen issue in every episode. In this episode, we speak with Vinay Srinivasa to discuss the effects of an unplanned lockdown on the unorganised sector and the people who constitute it. We also speak to Dr Michael Morton on whether we need to be worried about our pets catching the virus.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast gives you a bird’s-eye view of the COVID-19 situation in India while focusing on one chosen issue in every episode. In this episode, Sameeksha Goel from DH Business gives a bird’s-eye view on the jobs and economic scenario in India. Personal finance expert Amit Maheshwari joins us with tips to overcome the financial crisis during COVID-19.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast gives you a bird’s eye view of the COVID-19 situation in India, while focusing on one chosen issue in every episode. In this episode, DH journalist Anitha Pailoor talks about the impending food crisis in Karnataka if the government does not take steps.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast gives you a bird’s-eye view of the COVID-19 situation in India. In this episode, DH Special Correspondent for Chennai E T B Sivapriyan explains how Tamil Nadu is maintaining social harmony while dealing with coronavirus cases that are linked to Tablighi Jamaat event. Subramani talks to a fitness expert from Chennai, Gita Krishna Raj on how people and children maintain fitness regimes during the lockdown.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast gives you a bird’s-eye view of the COVID-19 situation in India and Karnataka. In this episode, Suraksha P, Health correspondent for Deccan Herald helps us take a closer look at the COVID-19 situation in Karnataka. We also have L Subramani talking to Fr George, an activist who works for visually challenged, and DH Factcheck by Akash Sriram.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast gives you a bird’s-eye view of the COVID-19 situation. In this episode we take a closer look at India’s testing scenario, with Sagar Kulkarni, New Delhi correspondent for Deccan Herald. We also have L Subramani talking to Nidhi Goel, an activist who works for the visually challenged, and DH Fact Check by Akash Sriram.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast gives you a bird’s-eye view of the COVID-19 situation. In this episode we take a closer look at India’s newly-created Union Territory, Jammu and Kashmir. DH’s Zulfikar Majid throws light on the ground situation there. We also have L Subramani talking to DR Elango and DH Fact Check by Akash Sriram.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast gives you a bird’s-eye view of the COVID-19 situation. In this episode, we take a closer look at Karnataka's southern neighbour Kerala from where India's first case of coronavirus was reported. DH’s Arjun Raghunath speaks about the improving condition there and what's happening in Kasaragod, a hotspot in Kerala.
Correction- At 10 minutes and 45 seconds: People aged above 60 account for only 19% of infections, but they form 63% of total deaths.
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Deccan Herald’s Pandemic Podcast gives you a bird's eyeview of the COVID-19 situation in India, and takes a closer look at Karnataka's northern neighbour Maharashtra, where Mumbai is emerging as the city with the highest number of cases. DH’s Mrityunjay Bose throws light on the ground situation there. DH Fact Check with Akash Sriram gives an idea of what's hot in the world of fake news.
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