
Kiran Parashar
Reporter at The Indian Express, discussing the Karnataka caste discrimination case.
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Nov 8, 2024 • 28min
Madarsa Act verdict, 98 people given life imprisonment, and Canada's visa policy
Ajoy Sinha Karpuram, a reporter at The Indian Express, provides insight into the Supreme Court's significant ruling on the Madarsa Act, highlighting its implications for education and secularism. Kiran Parashar, also from The Indian Express, dives into a chilling 2014 caste discrimination case in Karnataka, where 98 individuals received life sentences for a brutal attack, revealing ongoing social tensions. They also discuss Canada's revamped visa policy, which could impact various communities seeking new opportunities.

Oct 4, 2024 • 23min
The case against CM Siddaramaiah, Pak nationals caught, and IIT glitches
Deeptiman Tiwary, a journalist from The Indian Express, dives into serious allegations of money laundering against Karnataka's Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, revealing the complexities of the case. Kiran Parashar shares gripping details about four Pakistani nationals arrested in Bengaluru who were living under false identities, raising national security concerns. Lastly, Vidheesha Kuntamala discusses the harrowing journey of an 18-year-old student, Atul Kumar, who overcame a technical glitch to secure his place at IIT Dhanbad, shining a light on systemic educational issues.

Sep 30, 2024 • 28min
Bengaluru woman's murder, Clause 6 of the Assam Accord, and parental leaves
Kiran Parashar, a journalist, delves into the chilling murder case of Mahalakshmi in Bengaluru, where her dismembered body was discovered in a fridge, unveiling the complex investigation and the emotional toll on her family. Sukrita Baruah discusses the Assam government's moves to act on the Justice Biplab Serma committee report, illuminating the ongoing debates about Assam's identity and immigration concerns. They also explore new maternity and paternity leave policies for surrogate parents in Odisha, highlighting the rights of surrogate mothers.