
Parthasarthi Biswas
Shares details on socio-politically and economically important crops of Maharashtra and their impact on the upcoming Assembly elections.
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Jul 19, 2024 • 27min
The Puja Khedkar row, rise in terror attacks in Jammu, and SC on NEET UG
Indian Express journalists discuss the allegations against IAS officer Dr Puja Khedkar and the rise in terror attacks in Jammu. Insights on the NEET UG cases are also provided, including the Supreme Court's statements and the arrests made by CBI.

Nov 14, 2024 • 26min
Political crops of Maharashtra, PM-SHRI in Punjab, and severe AQI in Delhi
Parthasarathi Biswas, an expert from The Indian Express, delves into the critical socio-political significance of soybean and sugarcane crops in Maharashtra and how farmers' frustrations over low prices could sway the upcoming Assembly elections. Divya Goyal, also from The Indian Express, discusses the delayed implementation of the PM-SHRI scheme in Punjab, revealing the political tensions that hindered progress. The conversation wraps up with a concerning look at Delhi’s hazardous air quality, where pollution levels are causing travel disruptions.

Oct 11, 2024 • 33min
Ratan Tata's legacy, delay in elephant census, and tomato prices soar
Girish Kuber, editor of Lok Satta and author, reflects on the profound legacy of Ratan Tata, a titan in Indian business known for his humility and philanthropy. Jay Mazoomdaar uncovers alarming delays in the elephant census, revealing significant population declines and the urgent need for targeted conservation strategies. Finally, Parthasarthi Biswas discusses the surprising rise in tomato prices, examining the economic factors contributing to this spike and its impact on consumers. A blend of industry insights, environmental concerns, and agricultural trends makes for a captivating listen.
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