Nikhil Ghanekar

Deeksha Teri discusses the NEET UG controversy and the committee's recommendations. Nikhil Ghanekar talks about protecting the Western Ghats' ecology. The tragic Kanchanjunga Express crash in West Bengal is also highlighted.

Avaneesh Mishra, a reporter for The Indian Express, delves into the escalating tensions over a mosque in Uttarkashi, highlighting a clash between community rights and religious demands. Nikhil Ghanekar, also from The Indian Express, discusses urgent global negotiations for a plastic treaty, emphasizing the need for regulations to combat plastic pollution affecting all nations. The conversation rounds off with insights on Hemant Soren's swearing-in as Chief Minister of Jharkhand, amid the backdrop of political dynamics and welfare schemes.

Journalists Abhinaya Harigovind and Nikhil Ghanekar discuss Delhi's water crisis and the Great Nicobar Project. They cover the sources of Delhi's water, Supreme Court orders, government's Rs 72,000 crore project for Great Nicobar, opposition faced by conservationists, and BJP's social media posts on Emergency.

In this discussion, journalist Sweety Kumari unveils the shocking details of a junior doctor's rape and murder in Kolkata, highlighting the CBI's investigation and the public outcry following a violent protest. She critiques the government's response, revealing deep-seated issues in local policing. Nikhil Ghanekar then focuses on the proposed Kanwar Yatra route, addressing environmental concerns and the scrutiny from the National Green Tribunal. Lastly, the talk celebrates ISRO's successful satellite launch, showcasing India's advancements in space technology.

In this episode, Sukrita Baruah discusses the arrest of journalist Dilwar Hussain Mozumdar in Assam, uncovering significant press freedom concerns amid political tensions. Nikhil Ghanekar reveals shocking statistics: 99% of pollution control funds in India remain untouched due to bureaucratic obstacles. Lastly, Parul Kulshrestha highlights a transformative initiative in Rajasthan's Salumber district, providing mobility aids to over 700 individuals with disabilities, showcasing community empowerment and the need for better support systems.