
Anonna Dutt
Journalist at The Indian Express. Explains the medical challenges astronauts face upon returning to Earth, focusing on the impacts of space travel on the human body.
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Jul 18, 2025 • 29min
Air India crash report, impact of space travel, and the Tablighi Jamaat case
Sukalp Sharma, a journalist at The Indian Express, offers a deep dive into the preliminary investigation of the Boeing 787 crash that tragically took 260 lives, shedding light on critical ambiguities. Anonna Dutt, also from The Indian Express, discusses the unique medical challenges astronauts face, including muscle loss and balance issues upon returning to Earth. The conversation wraps up with a significant legal ruling from the Delhi High Court quashing charges against 70 individuals in the Tablighi Jamaat case during the pandemic.

Feb 19, 2025 • 22min
Canada's biggest gold heist, ISRO's technology, and Allahbadia gets relief
Varinder Bhatia, who led the investigation into Canada’s biggest gold heist, recounts the astounding story of 6,600 stolen gold bars and the elusive suspect, Simran Preet Panesar. Anonna Dutt discusses how ISRO’s space mission technologies are being adapted for everyday use, such as improving vehicular safety. The conversation also touches on Ranveer Allahbadia's Supreme Court hearing, revealing the court's stance on his controversial remarks, and the broader implications for public discourse and freedom of speech.

Jan 14, 2025 • 23min
Himachal scholarship scam, SpaDex Mission, and efforts against cyber-crimes
Saurabh Parashar, a reporter at The Indian Express, dives into the shocking Himachal scholarship scam, revealing how corrupt practices exploited funds meant for disadvantaged students. Anonna Dutt, also from The Indian Express, discusses ISRO's SPADEX mission, emphasizing its groundbreaking advancements in satellite docking technology. The discussion also touches on the government's strategies to combat cyber-crime, including successful measures that prevented six lakh fraudulent transactions, saving a staggering Rs 1,800 crore.