Apurva Vishwanath

Legal expert Apurva Vishwanath sheds light on the Sambhal mosque controversy, tackling the intricate legal battles surrounding sacred sites. Contributor Anonna Dutt discusses Australia's drastic proposal to ban social media for minors, citing alarming statistics about youth mental health. With concerns over its harmful effects highlighted, the conversation shifts to the Adani controversy, where accusations of bribery reignite tensions in the Indian parliament, revealing ongoing political dynamics.

In a reflective discussion, DY Chandrachud, the former Chief Justice of India known for his landmark rulings, shares profound insights on his judicial legacy. Alongside Vandita Mishra and Apurva Vishwanath, he delves into the significance of privacy rights and the decriminalization of homosexuality. They explore the challenges of maintaining judicial independence amidst societal pressures and how technology has shaped legal scrutiny. The conversation also touches on the evolving role of judges in a polarized world and the importance of upholding constitutional values.

Indian Express’ Ritika Chopra discusses NCERT textbook revisions on Babri Masjid and Gujarat riots. Apurva Vishwanath explains potential legal charges against Arundhati Roy and Dr. Sheikh Showkat Hussain. Anonna Dutt covers a medical college with no graduates in 13 years and the NMC's intervention.

Udit Misra discusses the government's recent removal of indexation benefits, analyzing potential hikes in taxes and impacts on real estate. Apurva Vishwanath sheds light on the burgeoning global demand for the 'right to be forgotten' and its implications in India, touching on privacy issues in the digital age. Finally, Manu Bhaker, a trailblazing athlete, shares her excitement about making history as the first Indian to win two medals at the same Olympics, marking an inspiring moment for sports in the country.

Diplomatic Affairs Editor Shubhajit Roy discusses Katchatheevu island dispute. Apurva Vishwanath talks about Patanjali ads case. BJP's response to Congress leaders also highlighted.

Journalists Apurva Vishwanath, Mihir Vasavda, and Liz Mathew discuss Arvind Kejriwal's legal battle, India's Olympic sports bid, and the dynamics of the 18th Lok Sabha. Topics include Kejriwal's bail, inclusion of sports like Yoga in the Olympics, and the challenges faced by the Modi-led government in the new Lok Sabha.

Apurva Vishwanath discusses the Electoral Bond scheme and the Supreme Court's verdict. Amrita Nayak Datta talks about Chinese nationals occupying villages near the India China border. Mimi Chakraborty's resignation is also discussed.

Topics include simultaneous polls in India, challenges, and recommendations; Indian films capitalizing on political narratives; exit of BJP leaders in West Bengal

Apurva Vishwanath, a Supreme Court expert, discusses a groundbreaking ruling allowing states to subclassify SC and ST categories, aiming for better representation of marginalized communities. Vidheesha Kuntamalla sheds light on the controversies at South Asian University, where a PhD scholar's research on Kashmir led to administrative actions and the resignation of their supervisor. Lastly, the political turmoil in Bangladesh escalates as Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina flees amid student protests against the job quota system, marking a significant moment in South Asian politics.

Indian Express journalists Apurva Vishwanath and Aditi Raja discuss the 'Urban Naxalism' bill in Maharashtra and the eviction crisis in Gujarat. They cover concerns about the bill's impact on dissent and reasons behind the recurring eviction issue. The podcast also mentions the unfortunate deaths of five soldiers in Jammu and Kashmir.