
Nikhila Henry
Reporter for The Indian Express covering Andhra Pradesh and higher education policy, explaining the controversy over new government medical colleges and PPP arrangements.
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Dec 23, 2025 • 22min
Bangladesh unrest, medical colleges row, and former cop targeted in scam
Shubhajit Roy, Diplomatic Affairs Editor at The Indian Express, sheds light on the recent upheaval in Bangladesh following the assassination of a protest leader, leading to rising anti-India sentiment and visa suspensions. He discusses the implications for upcoming elections and the violence against media outlets. Nikhila Henry, a reporter focused on education policy, dives into the controversy surrounding new medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh and the government's PPP arrangement, exploring its potential effects on public education. They also cover a shocking case of a former cop's suicide attempt linked to a massive online scam.

Sep 4, 2025 • 28min
Maratha quota stir, K Kavitha resigns, and a Kerala farmer's fight
In this discussion, Shubhangi Khapre, a reporter for The Indian Express specializing in Maharashtra, dives into the Maratha community's long-standing struggle for reservation rights, spotlighting a fresh government action. Nikhila Henry, also from The Indian Express, unpacks the political crisis stemming from K Kavitha's resignation from the Bharat Rashtra Samithi amid family disputes. Lastly, the episode highlights a determined Kerala farmer fighting to protect his land from a major mall project, emphasizing ongoing agricultural and environmental challenges.

Jul 4, 2025 • 21min
Rath Yatra stampede, Telangana factory blast, and a push to cut delays
In this discussion, Sujit Bisoyi from The Indian Express sheds light on the devastating stampede during the Puri Rath Yatra, highlighting flaws in crowd management that led to tragedy. Nikhila Henry also from The Indian Express, addresses the catastrophic chemical factory explosion in Telangana, which tragically claimed 38 lives, delving into the rare causes behind such incidents. The conversation wraps up with a look at the Indian government's initiatives aimed at reducing administrative delays and enhancing decision-making processes.


