

Demand for temple control, Dahod 6 year old’s murder, and Hema panel report
Oct 1, 2024
Deeptiman Tiwary, a journalist, delves into the rising calls to end government control over Hindu temples, examining its historical roots and the ongoing debates surrounding religious freedom. Aditi Raja reveals the tragic case of a six-year-old girl murdered in Dahod, which has shattered community trust in educators. The discussion also touches on the Justice Hema Committee report, highlighting alarming issues of harassment faced by women in the Malayalam film industry, sparking urgent conversations about accountability.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Temple Management and Government Oversight in India
02:32 • 10min
The Tragic Case of a Six-Year-Old Girl
12:56 • 8min
Shattered Trust: The Community's Response to a Tragic Incident
20:52 • 2min
Unveiling Harassment in the Malayalam Film Industry
22:53 • 4min
The Underbelly of the Malayalam Film Industry: Mafia Control and Its Consequences
26:42 • 2min